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Travel clinic · Alfreton
Travelling soon? Get vaccinated by your local pharmacist.
A personalised travel risk assessment, the right vaccinations, antimalarials where needed, and written advice you can take with you. All from our consultation room on Church Street.
Ideally book at least 6–8 weeks before you travel. Some vaccinations need a course of doses over several weeks. Last-minute? Get in touch, we may still be able to help.
How it works
From booking to take-off, here's the journey.
Personal risk assessment
The pharmacist reviews your itinerary against current guidance from TravelHealthPro and NaTHNaC.
Tailored plan & vaccinations
Get the vaccinations you need, antimalarials where appropriate, and clear written advice.
Travel with confidence
A vaccination record card, certificate(s) where required, and follow-up if your course isn't complete.
Vaccinations
What we can offer.
Final prices and availability are confirmed at your consultation, after the pharmacist's risk assessment. Some destinations or activities (e.g. trekking, work travel, prolonged stays) will affect which vaccinations are recommended.
Hepatitis A
Most travellers to Asia, Africa, Central & South America, and parts of Eastern Europe.
Hepatitis B
For longer trips, healthcare work or activities with possible blood exposure. Three-dose course.
Typhoid
Recommended for the Indian subcontinent and parts of Africa, Asia, Central and South America.
Rabies
Longer or rural trips, work with animals, or limited access to medical care.
Cholera
For travel to high-risk areas, humanitarian workers and travellers with certain conditions.
Japanese Encephalitis
Rural Asia, longer stays, or activities with mosquito exposure (rice paddies, pig farms).
Tick-borne Encephalitis
Walking, camping or working in forested parts of Europe and northern Asia.
Meningitis ACWY
Required for Hajj/Umrah pilgrims, and recommended for other travel to the African meningitis belt.
Antimalarials
Prescription antimalarial medicines, with advice on bite prevention tailored to your trip.
Good to know
What to bring & how to prepare.
- Your itinerary: countries, dates, accommodation type, activities planned
- Any previous vaccination records or certificates
- A list of your current medicines and any allergies
- Details of long-term conditions or recent surgery
- Comfortable clothing with easy access to your upper arm
If you're travelling as a family or group, let us know at booking. We can usually arrange consultations together.
Ready to book your travel consultation?
Book online and we'll handle the rest. If your trip is sooner than 6 weeks away, please give us a call so we can prioritise.