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Travel vaccinations in Longridge, Preston
Travel vaccinations, malaria prevention and practical advice for your itinerary. Speak to our pharmacists on Berry Lane about what you need before you go.
Travelling soon? Call 01772 439054 to discuss your options.
A good trip starts with a plan
Bring these details to your consultation. We will help you work through the next steps.
Find advice for your destination.
Compare our travel vaccines, doses and prices.
Check what to do before departure.
Where will your next trip take you?
A country guide is a useful first step. Your activities, length of stay and previous vaccinations help us put the advice into context.
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Our Travel Clinic Services
Explore our vaccinations and travel services. If you're unsure of what you need, reach out to our friendly team to book a travel consultation.
Travel vaccination services
Start with the vaccine you are looking for. Each page explains who it is recommended for, how it is given and the full course cost.
Vaccine suitability, availability and the number of doses are confirmed at your consultation.
Malaria prevention
Your exact route matters. Discuss malaria advice for the areas you will visit, alongside measures to avoid mosquito bites.
Explore malaria adviceYellow fever and entry rules
Some journeys have vaccination certificate requirements. Include your stopovers when you ask about yellow fever advice.
Explore yellow fever adviceWhat travellers say about our clinic.
Clear advice, friendly pharmacists and appointments that fit around your plans. Here is what our travel customers have shared.
Plan around your departure date
Where possible, ask for travel health advice at least 4 to 6 weeks before you leave. Some vaccination courses need more than one appointment, so the earlier you start, the more options you have.
Arrange your consultationLeaving sooner?
It is still worth contacting us. Call with your travel dates so we can discuss what may be possible in the time available.
Share your itinerary and book your consultation
Tell us where you are going, when you leave and what you will be doing. Multi-dose courses can start in good time.
Review your options
Discuss your vaccination history, health needs and travel precautions.
Agree the plan
Understand the recommended options and costs before treatment.
Prepare for departure
Know about follow-up doses and the precautions to take while away.
Planning guidance is based on the NHS advice on travel vaccinations.
Leaving sooner?
It is still worth contacting us. Call with your travel dates so we can discuss what may be possible in the time available.
Travel health beyond vaccinations
From high-altitude adventures to long-haul flights, ask us about advice and treatment options for other common travel concerns.
High-altitude travel
Altitude sickness
Heading to the mountains? Ascending too quickly can cause altitude sickness. Discuss your route and ascent schedule, ways to reduce the risk and whether preventive treatment is suitable.
Start your consultationCrossing time zones
Jet lag
A long flight across time zones can disrupt your sleep. Talk to us about preparing for the change, adjusting when you arrive and whether treatment is appropriate for your trip.
Start your consultationFood and water precautions
Travellers’ diarrhoea
Plan ahead with advice on food and water hygiene, staying hydrated and what to do if diarrhoea interrupts your trip. We can discuss suitable treatment options and when to seek medical help.
Start your consultationThese treatment services are for adults aged 18 and over. Any treatment is subject to a clinical assessment of your health, medicines and travel plans.
Pharmacist-led travel consultations
GPhC-registered pharmacists assess your itinerary and give your vaccines in clinic.
A local clinic on Berry Lane
Private appointments in Longridge, serving Preston and the Ribble Valley.
The full travel vaccine range in one place
Twelve travel vaccines, from hepatitis A to yellow fever, plus malaria prevention.
Clear prices before you book
Every vaccine shows the price per dose and the cost of the course.
Travel vaccination questions, answered.
Practical answers on timing, costs, children and what is available on the NHS.
What vaccines do I need for my destination?
Requirements vary by destination, activities, and personal health. Book a consultation for personalised advice, or use the Travel Health Pro website for general guidance. Common vaccines include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever for tropical destinations.
How much do travel vaccinations cost?
Individual vaccines range from £40-£240. We provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Some vaccines like Hepatitis A and Typhoid may be free at your GP, but we offer convenience and immediate availability. For our complete price list, please visit the link here: Travel Vaccination Price List
Can children receive travel vaccinations?
Yes, we vaccinate children from 12 months old for most vaccines. Family appointments are available to vaccinate everyone together. We operate a child-friendly environment with experienced pharmacists. Please contact us for more information.
Which travel vaccinations are free on the NHS?
Depending on your GP, some practices are signed up to provide free vaccination services.
The following vaccines are free as they are deemed to be the highest risk if brought into the country:
- Diptheria/Tetanus/Polio
- Typhoid
- Hepatitis A
It is important to note that not all GPs are able to provide these.
At Longridge Travel Health Clinic, we understand the difficulty in scheduling an appointment with your GP or struggling with wait times at clinics. That’s why we offer a private vaccination service with flexible appointments at short notice so you can enjoy your trip with peace of mind. With us, there’s no need to worry about long waits or inconvenient times, just come in when it’s most convenient for you.
Where Can I Travel Without A Vaccine?
It depends on your destination. Vaccine requirements vary by country and change over time, so always check before you travel:
Alternatively, you can contact our clinic for general advice about travel vaccinations and travel health.
How Long Before Travelling Do I Need Vaccinations?
If possible, it is best to get your vaccine at least 2 weeks before travelling. This is because some vaccines need to be given well in advance to allow your body to develop the required immunity to protect you, and some may require multiple doses spread over several weeks or months to be effective.
If you have last-minute travel vaccinations or you were unaware you required any prior to travelling, do not worry as we can accommodate urgent vaccinations for the day before or day of travel.
How Do I Get A Travel Vaccination?
At our clinic, you can easily get the vaccinations you need to stay safe while travelling. We offer flexible scheduling so that we can see you when it suits your needs; all it takes is a simple email or phone call. Our experienced staff will make sure you know what vaccines are necessary based on your destination and will provide fast, convenient service with minimal waiting. Plus, they’ll take the time to answer any questions or concerns you may have so that you can travel with peace of mind.
Book your travel consultation
in Longridge.
Travel vaccinations and advice on Berry Lane, serving Longridge, Preston and the Ribble Valley.
Longridge Travel Health Clinic54 Berry Ln, Longridge, Preston PR3 3JPGet directions
Let's plan your trip.
Tell us where you are going, when you leave and who is travelling, and we will discuss the next step with you.
Contact hours
- Monday to Friday
- 9am to 7pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 6pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Clinic visits are by appointment only.