Our Price List
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Email enquiries@travel-doc.com
Our Price List
Prices shown per dose
Travel Consultation/Advice | FREE | Our team are specialist travel health doctors and nurses |
Sterile Medical Kit | FREE | In case of medical emergencies |
Yellow Fever Vaccine (Cheapest in the UK) | £ 64 | Free lifelong certificate |
Hepatitis A&B Combined (TWINRIX) | £ 110 | Primary course consists of three vaccines |
Duplicate Yellow Fever Certificate | £ 50 | If we had administered it previously or if the batch number and details of the vaccine given are known |
Rabies | £ 60 | Primary course consists of three vaccines |
Typhoid | £ 35 | Covers for 3 years |
MMR vaccine | £ 45 | Primary course consists of two vaccines |
Hay Fever Treatment | £ 75 | |
Tick-borne Encephalitis | £ 65 | |
Meningitis ACWY Vaccine | £ 50 | |
Dengue fever vaccine | £120 | Primary course consists of two vaccines |
Chickenpox Vaccine per dose | £ 80 |
Malarone Box of 12 | £ 36 | Prevention of Malaria |
Malarone (Prescription) | £ 25 | |
Whooping Cough Vaccine (PERTUSSIS) | £ 95 | |
Gardasil 9 | £ 180 | Vaccination against HPV, full course consists of three vaccines |
Cholera (Oral Vaccine) | £ 75 |
Fit To Fly Letters | £ 150 | |
Hepatitis B | £ 48 | Primary course consists of three vaccines |
Japanese Encephalitis (IXIARO) | £ 98 | Primary course consists of two vaccines |
Hepatitis A Adult/Junior | £ 55 | Booster after 6-12 months provides long-term cover |
B12 injection | £ 75 | We can check your levels too |
Combined Diptheria,Tetanus & Polio | £ 30 | Covers for 10 years |
Meningitis B Vaccine (BEXSERO) | £ 120 | Two doses are given two months apart if over the age of two years |
Pneumococcal Vaccine | £ 75 | Vaccine for Pneumonia |
Shingles Vaccine (Shringrix) | £ 220 | Primary course consists of two vaccines |
Yellow fever is a viral disease that is caught from the bite of an infected mosquito.
Japanese encephalitis is caused by a virus. It is passed to humans by the bite of infected mosquitoes.
Rabies occurs throughout the world, with most deaths taking place in developing countries, such as those in south-east Asia.
The hepatitis A virus is present in faeces and can be spread from person to person, but it’s usually caught by consuming contaminated food or water.
Hepatitis B is a serious liver infectionis common in many parts of the world, especially SE Asia, where up to 10% of the local population may be carriers.
Meningococcal meningitis is more common in some areas of Africa and Asia than in the UK. A vaccine is available to protect against some strains (ACWY).