Antimalarials
Antimalarial Tablets | Townsend Pharmacy
Planning a trip to a malaria-risk country? Protect yourself with antimalarial medication from Townsend Pharmacy’s travel clinic. Malaria is a serious disease spread by mosquito bites in many parts of Africa, Asia, and South America. With the right malaria prevention medicines, you can travel safely and confidently.
We provide antimalarial medication in Redhill, Reigate, Horley, Dorking, Tadworth, Banstead and Crawley to support your travel health needs.
Why Take Antimalarial Medication?
Malaria is caused by a parasite passed on through mosquito bites. It can lead to fever, chills, vomiting, and serious health problems if not treated quickly. Prevention is key when travelling to areas where malaria is common.
Our travel clinic offers a full range of antimalarial medicines, including Malarone antimalarial, and can guide you on which option is best for your trip.
We will also explain how long before travel to start your course, how to take the medication, and what the malaria tablets cost.
Do I Need Antimalarial Medication Services?
Are you travelling to a high-risk country for business, a family visit, safari, or volunteering? Will you be outdoors in the evening or staying in rural areas?
If yes, malaria prevention medicines can play a vital role in keeping you safe.
At Townsend Pharmacy, we provide:
- Personalised advice on the best antimalarial drugs based on your travel plans
- Options including daily or weekly tablets, such as Malarone and others
- Information on possible side effects like nausea or stomach upset
- Tips on using mosquito nets, sprays, and clothing for extra protection
Our experts are here to help you travel worry-free.
How Do Antimalarial Tablets Work?
Antimalarial medicines work by stopping the malaria parasite from growing in your body. You must start the tablets before travel, take them during your stay, and continue for a set time after returning.
When taken correctly, these tablets are very effective in preventing malaria.
How to protect yourself and others?
Book your antimalarial medication appointment at Townsend Pharmacy and get the right protection before you travel.
When Should I Visit a Travel Vaccination Clinic for Antimalarial Tablets?
We recommend visiting our travel clinic in Redhill at least 2 weeks before your departure. This ensures you can start the antimalarial course on time and understand how to take it properly.
Our travel clinics in Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Dorking, Tadworth, Banstead and Crawley are here to provide reliable malaria prevention advice and medication. Book your appointment today.