Protect Your Liver, Travel with Confidence

Get fast Hepatitis A protection at Fulham Palace Pharmacy so you stay healthy before holidays, work trips or emergencies always.

  • Same day appointments, zero GP waiting time
  • Complimentary travel health advice
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How does Hepatitis A vaccination work?

You book online, choose a slot, and complete a short questionnaire so our pharmacist can check your suitability before you arrive.

At the clinic we review your travel plans, medical history, and any previous doses, then give the inactivated Hepatitis A injection in your upper arm. The first dose starts protection within two weeks.

We record the vaccine lot number in your personal record and arrange a booster six to twelve months later which extends cover for at least twenty five years.

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Who needs Hepatitis A protection?

Hepatitis  A spreads through contaminated food or water and close contact. You need the vaccine if you plan trips to regions with intermediate or high infection levels, work in health care, handle food, or live with someone at risk.

  • Travellers to Asia, Africa, South America, and parts of Eastern Europe
  • Children visiting family abroad
  • Aid workers and armed forces
  • Sewage and laboratory staff

Timing your dose before departure

Aim to receive the first injection at least fourteen days before you leave for optimum antibody response, yet we can still vaccinate on the day you fly if necessary. A second dose six to twelve months later locks in long term cover.

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Ready for safe travels?

Book today and fly knowing your liver is protected.

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How it Works

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  • Book your appointment

    Choose the service you need - travel vaccinations, flu jabs, medication reviews or more and book online, by phone or in person in under a minute.

  • Attend your consultation

    Enjoy a one-to-one consultation in our relaxed Fulham Palace setting. Our experienced pharmacists will listen, answer every question and design the right care for you.

  • Receive treatment

    Leave with your prescriptions, vaccines or personalised health advice—all dispensed on the spot. We’ll make sure you have everything you need to feel confident and well.

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What Our Patients Say

Booked on Monday, jabbed Tuesday. The pharmacist explained everything, printed my vaccine record, and even reminded me about water safety abroad. Felt reassured the whole time.

Needed urgent protection before a last‑minute Kenya trip. Walked in after work, out in ten minutes, arm barely sore. Brilliant service.

Took my teenage sons before visiting grandparents in Egypt. Staff were patient, used paediatric needles, and kept the boys calm.

I manage a Fulham building team. The clinic handled Hepatitis A and tetanus boosters for eight staff in one afternoon. Zero fuss.

Clear, evidence‑based advice without medical jargon. Booking system simple and mobile friendly

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Do I really need Hepatitis A vaccine for my holiday?

    Fulham sees many travellers each summer heading to destinations where Hepatitis A is common. The virus can survive on salad, ice, or tap water and can sideline you for weeks with jaundice and fatigue. Vaccine protection cuts that risk dramatically and is strongly recommended by the NHS for anyone visiting areas with poor sanitation or recent outbreaks.

  • How soon before travel should I get vaccinated?

    Protection starts about fourteen days after the first dose. If you visit within that window, you still benefit, yet earlier is better. Try to book four to six weeks before departure so there is time for consultation, first dose, and any other travel vaccines you may need.

  • How long does cover last?

    One dose protects for up to a year. A booster given six to twelve months later extends cover for at least twenty five years and possibly longer, according to UKHSA guidance.

  • Is the vaccine safe for children?

    Yes. Licensed paediatric formulations are offered from twelve months of age. Side effects are usually mild, such as a sore arm or low fever for a day or two.

  • Can I have Hepatitis A with other travel jabs?

    The injection can be given at the same visit as typhoid, Hepatitis B, or yellow fever in separate arms. Your pharmacist will plan the schedule.

  • What if I already had Hepatitis A illness?

    Natural infection usually gives lifelong immunity. Bring any past lab results. If evidence is unclear, a single vaccine dose is advised.

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