Travel Vaccines at The DenCare Clinic
Prepare for your travels with confidence by getting your vaccines at DenCare. We offer a wide range of travel vaccines to ensure you stay healthy no matter where your adventures take you.
Going abroad is often an exciting time, however, illness can often spoil a trip. Being prepared is key to enjoying your travel.
We offer a fantastic travel clinic to best prepare you for your trip. Our highly trained specialists will help you identify what advice, treatments, and measures to take in order to best protect you.
Appointments are necessary, even if last minute. Please call us on 01689 862 416 to book today and guarantee your low prices and safe travel.
We offer a complete range of services at our Travel Clinic
Take advantage of a full suite of usual pharmacy centric travel clinic services through our trusted travel clinic. From essential medications to risk mitigation, repellents and accessories to expert health advice, we've got all your travel needs covered in one convenient location.
We also offer Free patient parking to make your journey that much more convenient than visiting your local pharmacy or doctor practice.
Travel Vaccination Immunisation History
During your FREE* travel consultation with our Travel Expert Dr Chandni Amin, we will go through in detail your itinerary, accommodation choices, current and seasonal prevailing diseases in the area and how to effectively mitigate any potential risks. We ask you bring with you a copy of any previous travel immunisations that you may have had in the past to ensure we can effectively guide you and update your health records.
* £30 refundable appointment deposit will be taken on booking, fully refundable when you check-in on the day.
Simple. Effective. Fast - Book in Today
It couldn't be simpler to take back control. We offer appointments are your convenience, not the other way round. Book online using the Book Now button above, call us on 01689 862 416 or email us at info@DenCareClinic.co.uk.
About our Travel Clinic
Start the process by downloading our risk assessment form above. Fill it in and bring it in with you to the consultation and we will work out your tailored vaccination schedule and price plan. Children will need to have their parents/guardians complete both forms.
Your Family's health isn't worth risking, especially when in a foreign land. Our advice is Free, even if you wish to not have any vaccinations with us. Go prepared, alert for potential risks and aware of international diseases.
Vaccinations
Travel Illnesses and Vaccinations
Come and visit us in store to get the right travel vaccines. You can also followthe advice below to reduce your risk of common infectious diseases.
Health experts advise preparing for a trip four to six weeks before you travel, especially if you need vaccinations.
Vaccinations however are just one part of protecting yourself from infectious disease.
UK residents visiting their country of origin should also be vaccinated as any immunity they may have built up previously in their native country will have reduced over time.
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Africa

Asia (Central)

Asia (East)

Australasia and Pacific

Caribbean

Caribbean

Central America

Europe & Russia

Middle East

North America

South America & Antarctica

The DenCare Clinic Vaccination Table
The DenCare Clinic Vaccination Table
| Yellow Fever (inc Certificate) | |||
| Meningococcal ACWY | ORAL Typhoid | Meningitis B | Larium |
| Malarone & Malarone Paed | Doxycycline | Hepatitis A + Typhoid | MMR |
| Japanese Encephalitis | ORAL Cholera | Chickenpox | Rabies |
| Tick Borne Encephalitis | Hepatitis A + B | Hepatitis A | Shingles |
| Diphtheria Tetanus Polio | Cervical Cancer | Hepatitis B | Typhoid |
Malaria Prevention
Malaria Prevention
At The DenCare Clinic we are specially licensed to offer you specific treatments without prescription. Malaria prevention is largely divided into 2 forms:

- Tablets
- Most popular
- Least side effects
- Least tablets to take
- Lariam
- Once weekly tablets but many contraindications
- Doxycycline
- Cheapest available
- Avoiding insect bites
- Try to avoid areas that are highly infested with biting insects.
- Malaria mosquitoes bite between dusk and dawn. Being indoors during these hours can reduce the number of bites.
- Products containing the chemical DEET are the most effective insect repellents and are safe when used correctly.
- Mosquitoes can bite through tight clothing. Wearing loose-fitting long trousers and long sleeves in the evenings can help.
- Sleeping under a mosquito net helps to avoid being bitten at night.

Travel Advice

The DenCare Clinic offers a comprehensive travel health service. We can administer & supply vaccines as well as anti-malarials. We offer tailored, specialised and useful travel advice.
We stock a range of travel goods such as: first aid kits, anti-diarrhoeals, travel sickness medicines, mosquito repellents and much more! The DenCare Clinic tries hard to ensure you have a safe and healthy trip.
Start the process now by clicking on the link below and downloading our risk assessment form . Fill it in and bring it into store before the consultation and we will work out your tailored vaccination schedule and price plan.Download Risk assessment form.
Before you travel
NHS advice
From organising travel insurance and vaccinations to preventing DVT and jet lag, here's what to think about before you travel.
Travel kit checklist:
- antiseptic
- sunscreen
- after sun lotion
- insect repellent
- condoms
- antihistamines
- anti-diarrhoea pills
- rehydration sachets
- first aid kit
Travelling abroad is exciting, but with so many things to see and do when you get there, the basics of health and safety are often neglected.
Every year, people living in the UK go on more than 60 million trips abroad. Most have a safe trip, but some people get ill or have an accident and need medical treatment while they're away.
Every year, people living in the UK go on more than 60 million trips abroad. Most have a safe trip, but some people get ill or have an accident and need medical treatment while they're away.
Sun protection
Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the UK, and it's a growing problem. Each year, around 2,600 people die from skin cancer. Skin cancers are caused by damage from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays. Protecting the skin from the sun can help prevent these cancers. Whether you're on holiday or at home, you can protect yourself by following Cancer Research UK's SunSmart messages: Spend time in the shade between 11am and 3pm.
- Make sure you never burn.
- Aim to cover up with a T-shirt, hat and sunglasses.
- Remember to take extra care with children.
- Then use factor 15+ sunscreen.
Report any changes to moles or any unusual skin growths to your GP. Always take special care of children's skin. The best way to do this is to cover them up and keep them in the shade.
Travel insurance
Whether you’re off on a six-month trek to the Himalayas or a family holiday in Spain, it's vital to have the right travel insurance.
Make sure your policy covers your destination and the duration of your stay, as well as any specific activities you might do. For example, don't assume your winter sports policy will cover off-piste skiing.
When travelling in Europe, make sure you have a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). This will entitle you to free or reduced-cost medical care. However, the EHIC won't cover you for everything that travel insurance can, such as emergency travel back to the UK.
Make sure your policy covers your destination and the duration of your stay, as well as any specific activities you might do. For example, don't assume your winter sports policy will cover off-piste skiing.
When travelling in Europe, make sure you have a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). This will entitle you to free or reduced-cost medical care. However, the EHIC won't cover you for everything that travel insurance can, such as emergency travel back to the UK.
DVT and jet lag
If you think you may be at risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT), seek advice from your GP. On long-haul flights, get up from your seat to walk around and stretch your legs whenever you can. Drink regularly but avoid alcohol. Wear loose, comfortable clothes. There is evidence to suggest that compression stockings are effective in reducing the risk of developing DVT.
To get over jet lag quickly, adjust to your destination as soon as possible. “Set your watch to the time at your destination as soon as you board the plane and try to eat and sleep according to appropriate times in your destination,” says GP Dr Dawn Harper.
To get over jet lag quickly, adjust to your destination as soon as possible. “Set your watch to the time at your destination as soon as you board the plane and try to eat and sleep according to appropriate times in your destination,” says GP Dr Dawn Harper.
Resources & Links
Website Resources for Travel Health
- National Travel Health Network and Centre www.nathnac.org
- Health Protection Agency www.hpa.org.uk
- Guidelines for malaria prevention in travellers from the UK www.malaria-reference.co.uk
- TRAVAX www.travax.nhs.uk
- Fit for Travel www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk
- NHS Choices for advice on travel (in live well section) www.nhs.uk
- Patient UK www.patient.co.uk
Yellow Fever
Yellow Fever Prevention
Yellow fever is a viral disease which can be fatal if not prevented. It is transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical parts of Africa and South America, particularly imminent in the rainy season. The vaccine must be administered at a minimum of 10 days before the date of travel or exposure.
This map below shows which countries yellow fever is a risk
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Vaccines price list and dose schedule
Vaccines price list and dose schedule

The DenCare Clinic strives to give all customers the most competitive prices without compromising on quality.
Our consultation and advice is free of charge* and your guaranteed to leave with a smile. Your satisfaction gives us our determination! We only charge for the vaccinations/treatments. The prices are listed below. *A refundable holding deposit of £30 will be taken upon booking to secure the booking.
Start the process now by downloading our risk assessment form above. Fill it in and bring it into store before the consultation and we will work out your tailored vaccination schedule and price plan. Children will need to have their parents/guardians complete both forms.
| Medicine | No. of Doses | Schedule | Onset Protection | Duration Protection | Price Per Dose |
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| Yellow Fever (inc Certificate) | 1 | - | Certificate Valid after 10 days | For life | £75.00 |
| Rabies | 3 | Days 1 and 7 and 21/28 Rapid Day 0, 3 and 7 & 1 yr | 7 days after last dose | 3 years | £105 |
| ORAL Cholera | 2 | Days 1 and 7 | 7 Days after last dose | 2 Years | £85 Full Course |
| Meningitis ACWY | 1 | - | 14-21 Days | 3-5 years (3 years for Certificate) | £95.00 |
| Diphtheria Tetanus Polio | 1 | - | Immediate | 10 Years | £40.00 |
| Hepatitis A | 2 | Months 0 and 6-12 | 10-14 Days | 25 Years | £65.00 |
| Hepatitis B | 3 | Months 0 and 1 and 6 OR Days 1& 7 & 21& 1Year | - | 10 Years | £49.00 |
| Hepatitis A + B Twinrix | 1 | Month 0, 1 & 6 Rapid day 0, 7, 21 &1 year | - | 10 Years on B 25 Years on A | £114.00 |
| Medicine | No. of Doses | Schedule | Onset Protection | Duration Protection | Price Per Dose |
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| Hepatitis A + Typhoid | 1 | - | 10-14 Days | Hep A 1 Year Typhoid 3 Years | £94.00 |
| Typhoid | 1 | - | 10-14 Days | 3 Years | £40.00 |
| ORAL Typhoid | 3 | Days 1-3-5 | 7 Days | 3 Years | £40.00 |
| Japanese Encephalitis | 2 | Days 1 and 28 Rapid day 1 &7 | 10 Days | 2 Year Rapid 1 year | £105.00 |
| Tick Borne Encephalitis | 2 or 3 | Months 0 and 1-3 and 5-12 OR Weeks 0, 2 and 5 months | 2 Days after last dose | Initial 3 Years then Every 3 to 5 Years | £75.00 |
| MMR | 2 | Month 0 and 1 | - | £45.00 | |
| Chickenpox | 2 | Week 1 and Week 4-8 | - | £85.00 | |
| Cervical Cancer HPV | 2/3 | Month 0, Month 6(9-14yrs olds) Or Month 0, 2 and 6 | - | £170.00 |
| Medicine | No. of Doses | Schedule | Onset Protection | Duration Protection | Price Per Dose |
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| Meningitis B | 2 | Month 0 and Month 2 + | - | £150.00 | |
| Shingles | 1 | - | Lifetime | £220.00 | |
| Pneumonia | 1 | - | 3 weeks | 5 years | £70.00 |
| Larium | - | One daily starting 3 Weeks Before and Duration of Stay and 4 Weeks after return | - | £4.50 per Tablet | |
| Doxycycline | - | One daily starting 2 Days Before and Duration of Stay and 4 Weeks after return | - | - | £0.65 per capsule |
| Malarone (Generic) | - | One daily starting 2 Days Before and Duration of Stay and 1 Week after | - | - | £3.50 per tablet |
| Malarone Paed | - | Dose based on weight of child 11-20KG – 1 tablet per day 21-30KG – 2 tablets per day 31-40kg – 3 tablets per day | - | - | £1.80 per tablet |




