BOOK 6+ WEEKS BEFORE TRAVEL · LEEDS LS3

Travel clinic

Vaccinations, antimalarials, and destination-specific advice — tailored to your itinerary, age, medical history, and any medicines you're already on. We use the official FCDO TravelHealthPro database for every consultation.

How it works

Book a consultation — phone, walk in, or message. Tell us where you're going, when, for how long.
15-30 minute consultation with our pharmacist. We review your itinerary against FCDO TravelHealthPro, check your medical history, and recommend the right vaccinations and antimalarials for you.
Vaccinations given on the day where possible (most are single-dose; rabies and some others need a course over 3-4 weeks).
Take-home pack — printed advice on food & water hygiene, sun & insect protection, altitude, diarrhoea kit, and what to do if you fall ill abroad.
Yellow Fever International Certificate issued same day where Yellow Fever vaccine is given.

Vaccines we offer

Prices are per dose; some vaccines need multiple doses for full protection. The consultation is £25 and is taken off the bill if you proceed with any vaccinations on the day.

Vaccine	Common destinations / use	Price (per dose)
Yellow Fever	Sub-Saharan Africa, parts of South America. International certificate issued (mandatory for entry to some countries).	£85
Hepatitis A	Most of Asia, Africa, Central & South America, parts of Eastern Europe.	£60
Hepatitis B	Worldwide where blood/sexual contact may occur. 3-dose course required.	£60
Typhoid	Indian sub-continent, parts of Africa, South America.	£40
Rabies (pre-exposure)	Areas with high stray-dog populations / rural Asia, Africa. 3-dose course over 3-4 weeks.	£75
Japanese encephalitis	Rural East & South-East Asia, especially during monsoon. 2-dose course.	£105
Meningitis ACWY	Sub-Saharan Africa "meningitis belt"; Hajj/Umrah pilgrimage (Saudi Arabia mandatory).	£60
Tick-borne encephalitis	Forested parts of Central, Eastern, Northern Europe; Russia.	£75
Cholera (Dukoral)	Outbreak areas; also helps prevent traveller's diarrhoea. 2-dose oral course.	£40

Antimalarial prescribing

Antimalarials are prescription-only. As an Independent Prescribing pharmacist (Shoyab Umarji, GPhC #2065619), we can assess your itinerary and prescribe the right antimalarial for your destination, considering current resistance patterns and your medical history.

Atovaquone + Proguanil (Malarone-equivalent) — well-tolerated, daily, suitable for last-minute travel. From £1.50/tablet.
Doxycycline — cheapest option, daily, suitable for most destinations. From £0.50/tablet.
Mefloquine — weekly, suitable for longer trips, with careful screening for mental-health history.
Chloroquine + Proguanil — older, used in low-resistance areas only.

Quantity supplied depends on length of stay + bracket (start 1-2 days before entering the malarial area; continue 7 days to 4 weeks after leaving, depending on the drug).

Book early. Many vaccines need 6+ weeks before travel for full protection. Rabies requires 3 doses over 3-4 weeks. If you're flying in 7 days we'll do what we can, but starting earlier is much safer.

Some travel vaccinations are free on the NHS. Hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera, polio (DTaP/IPV booster) are NHS-funded if travelling for high-risk reasons — your GP would normally provide these. Tell us before you book; if you'd save money by getting some at your GP first, we'll say so.

Book your travel consultation

Walk in any opening hour, or phone ahead to reserve a slot.

📞 Phone 0113 244 1551