Hepatitis
Hepatitis A & B Vaccines | Townsend Pharmacy
Travelling to a country where hepatitis is common? Make sure you’re protected with hepatitis A and B vaccines from Townsend Pharmacy’s travel vaccination clinic. These infections can be serious and long-lasting, especially in areas with poor hygiene or medical care. We offer hepatitis vaccination in Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Dorking, Tadworth, Banstead and Crawley to help you prepare for a safe and healthy trip.
Why Get Hepatitis Vaccination?
Hepatitis A and B are viral infections that affect the liver. Hepatitis A is spread through contaminated food and water, while hepatitis B is passed through blood and bodily fluids. Both can cause serious illness, especially while travelling.
If you’re going to parts of Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, or South America, our travel vaccine clinic can help you get protected.
At Townsend Pharmacy, we explain how many doses are needed, when to get them, and the hepatitis vaccine cost, so you can plan ahead with ease.
Do I Need Hepatitis Vaccination Services?
Will you be eating street food, working in healthcare, volunteering, or staying for a long time in a high-risk country? If so, hepatitis vaccination may be strongly advised.
Our travel clinics in and around Earlswood offer:
- Advice based on your travel destination and health background
- Hepatitis A and B vaccines as individual or combined injections
- Guidance on mild side effects like arm soreness or tiredness
- Support with travel vaccine records and follow-up schedules
Our experts are here to make the vaccination process clear and stress-free.
How Do Hepatitis Vaccines Work?
The hepatitis A vaccine helps your body build immunity against the virus found in contaminated food and water. The hepatitis B vaccine protects against the virus passed through blood or sexual contact. A combined vaccine is also available.
Both vaccines offer long-lasting protection when completed properly.
How to protect yourself and others?
Book your hepatitis vaccine appointment at Townsend Pharmacy and take a simple step towards safer travel and peace of mind.
When Should I Visit a Hepatitis Travel Vaccination Clinic?
We recommend visiting our travel clinic in Earlswood at least 4 to 6 weeks before departure. Some hepatitis vaccines need more than one dose, so starting early is best.
If your trip is coming up soon, we’ll do our best to fit in your vaccination schedule.
Our travel clinics in Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Dorking, Tadworth, Banstead and Crawley are here to support your travel plans with trusted hepatitis vaccination services. Book your appointment today.