Tell us where and when you’re going. We’ll show what’s often advised, what fits before you fly, and what it costs.
Where people from the UK travel most, and what’s advised for each.
We show some of our most popular destinations here, but we give travel vaccine advice for wherever you’re going. Tell us your route when you book, or give us a call.
Six to eight weeks is ideal. Leaving sooner is still worth a visit, because many vaccines help close to departure.
8 weeks
Ideal time to visit
Time for every course, including three-dose rabies and hepatitis B.
4 weeks
Most courses still fit
Some longer courses can be speeded up. Ask at your appointment.
10 days
Yellow fever cut-off
Your certificate becomes valid 10 days after the vaccine.
This week
Call us first
Single-dose vaccines still fit. Call 01249 892813 for the soonest slot.
What a great pharmacy, I go in there everyday. The staff are lovely. Happy to help, full of joy, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Top shop excellant facilities
This may be a small pharmacy, but it delivers a huge benefit to the local community. The team are friendly, very helpful, and I cannot fault them. The service they deliver is head and shoulders above other pharmacies in the area.
Ideally six to eight weeks before you fly. Some vaccines need more than one dose, and most need about two weeks to start working. If you are leaving sooner, still come in: many vaccines help close to departure, and some courses can be speeded up.
Not usually. Single-dose vaccines such as hepatitis A and typhoid can still be given, and rapid schedules exist for some courses. A yellow fever certificate only becomes valid 10 days after the vaccine, so call us on 01249 892813 as soon as you can.
Each vaccine has a fixed price per dose, and your consultation with our pharmacist is included. You can see every price on our vaccines and prices page. You only pay for the vaccines you decide to have.
In England, some travel vaccines can be free from your GP: hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera, and the diphtheria, tetanus and polio booster. Others, such as yellow fever, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and hepatitis B for travel, are not available on the NHS. We will tell you which ones your GP may offer, so you only pay us for what you need.
No. You can book directly with us. Bring a list of any medicines you take and any record of vaccines you have had before.
Our pharmacist goes through where you are going, when, for how long and what you will be doing, plus your health and vaccine history. We then recommend only what suits your trip, give any vaccines you choose at the same visit, and advise on malaria tablets, food and water, and bite avoidance.
Yes, many travel vaccines can be given to children, but minimum ages vary by vaccine. Bring your child's red book or vaccine record so we can check their routine vaccines are up to date too.
Tell us when you book. Some vaccines are fine, while others, including some live vaccines such as yellow fever, are usually avoided unless the risk of travel outweighs the risk of the vaccine. Our pharmacist will talk this through with you.
It depends on exactly where you are going and what you will be doing. Each of our destination pages shows the current malaria advice. If tablets are advised, we can supply them after your consultation and explain when to start and stop them.
We are inside Costcutter at Edmonds Garage, The Green, Lyneham, Wiltshire SN15 4PD, with free parking. Travellers come to us from Lyneham, Swindon, Royal Wootton Bassett, Chippenham, Calne, Malmesbury and across Wiltshire. We are open Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 1:30pm.
Inside Costcutter, Edmonds Garage
The Green, Lyneham, Wiltshire SN15 4PD
Open Monday to Saturday
