Protect yourself before heading abroad. Quick in pharmacy typhoid vaccination, expert advice and certificate ready for Fulham residents today.
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Our pharmacist checks your itinerary and medical history, then offers the injectable Vi polysaccharide vaccine. The jab is recommended at least four weeks before departure to give your immune system time to respond. nhs.uk
Protection lasts about three years. A booster is advised if you remain at risk, such as frequent travel to South Asia or parts of Africa. nhs.uk
During the consultation you receive routine travel health tips on safe food, water and hand washing. Advice follows UK Health Security Agency guidance and World Health Organization updates on typhoid and other enteric diseases.
The NHS advises arranging travel vaccines six to eight weeks before departure because some courses need several doses. Typhoid can be given closer to travel if necessary, but earlier is better.
Secure your typhoid shot in Fulham and travel with confidence across the globe.
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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.
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.
If you plan to visit areas where sanitation is unreliable, such as parts of South Asia, Africa or Latin America, vaccination is strongly advised. Most UK typhoid cases occur in travellers returning from Pakistan, Bangladesh or India. The jab lowers your chance of serious illness, but you should still practise food and water precautions.
Aim for four weeks before departure to allow full immune response. If your trip is sooner, we can still vaccinate; some protection is better than none.
We offer the single dose injectable Vi polysaccharide vaccine for adults and children from age two. Oral capsules may be supplied when appropriate for patients over five.
Evidence is limited, yet national guidelines permit vaccination when travel risk outweighs theoretical concerns. We discuss risks and benefits so you can decide confidently.
The injectable vaccine gives protection for about three years. A booster keeps coverage if you travel again while risk remains.
Yes. We issue a digital and printed record accepted at borders and by most employers or study abroad programmes. Keep copies on your phone and email for easy access.
Our clinic can provide hepatitis A, tetanus booster and others during the same appointment, if clinically appropriate. This saves extra visits and ensures complete cover before you fly.