A pharmacist-led travel clinic in Chislehurst. Vaccines, malaria tablets and destination advice in one appointment, with same-day slots and no GP referral needed.
Our travel clinic runs from both of our Chislehurst pharmacies, and the whole point of it is that one appointment covers everything: your risk assessment, your vaccines, your malaria tablets and the practical advice for where you are actually going. You book directly with us, there is no GP referral, and there is no waiting list.
Not sure what your trip needs? Try the checker, then bring the result to your appointment.
Answer four quick questions and we will show the vaccines we would usually discuss for your trip. It is guidance only; your pharmacist confirms everything at your appointment. Nothing is stored.
The consultation takes roughly 20 to 30 minutes. Your pharmacist goes through your destinations and dates, your accommodation and planned activities, your medical history and anything you are currently taking. The recommendation is built around that, rather than handing you everything on the list for a country. Where vaccines are suitable and in stock they are given at the same visit, antimalarials are prescribed there and then if you need them, and you leave with a record of what you have had plus the dates of any follow-up doses.
Both branches are an easy trip from Bromley, Petts Wood, Bickley, Orpington, Sidcup, Eltham and Mottingham. We also have area guides for Bromley and Mottingham.
No. This is a private, pharmacist-led service and you book directly with us.
It depends which vaccines you need. Rabies is £85 a dose and £255 for the full course; Japanese encephalitis is £125 a dose and £250 for the course. Everything else is confirmed with you at the consultation before anything is given, and you only pay for what you have.
Same-day and next-day appointments are often available. If you are flying soon, say so when you book. Our guide to last-minute travel vaccinations explains what still helps close to departure.
Yes, and families can be seen together. Minimum ages vary by vaccine, so see our guide to children’s travel vaccinations.
No. Yellow fever can only be given at a NaTHNaC-designated Yellow Fever Centre, and we are not one. We can still advise on everything else your destination needs.
Either. Both offer the full travel service and they are a few minutes apart. Choose whichever is more convenient, or call and we will tell you which has the earliest slot.
Sources: NaTHNaC TravelHealthPro · UKHSA Green Book. Prices correct at the time of writing and confirmed at your consultation. This page is general information, not medical advice. Travel vaccines are prescription-only and given following a consultation where clinically appropriate.
Ready to take the next step?
Book your consultation at either Chislehurst Pharmacy Group location. Same-day and next-day appointments usually available.
