No travel clinic in Ipswich? No problem. We are 20 minutes down the A12, and we keep every vaccine in stock.
We stock the full range and we only recommend what your trip actually calls for.
Some countries require it for entry. As a NaTHNaC-approved yellow fever centre, we administer the vaccine and issue your certificate the same day, valid for life in most cases.
Hepatitis A spreads through contaminated food and water. If you are heading to Asia, Africa, or South America, it is usually on the list.
Hepatitis B spreads through blood and bodily fluids. Most people do not plan to need medical treatment abroad, but accidents happen. Worth considering for longer stays or anywhere healthcare standards are variable.
Linked to poor sanitation and unsafe food. High risk across South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and parts of Latin America, often paired with Hepatitis A.
Mosquito-borne and found in rural Asia. Whether you need it depends on exactly where you are going, what time of year, and what you plan to do when you get there.
Required for Hajj and Umrah. Also recommended for travel across Sub-Saharan Africa and for students heading into shared university accommodation.
A mosquito-borne illness spreading into new regions. Two vaccines are now available, which one is right depends on your age and health history, confirmed at appointment.
Recommended for unvaccinated adults or anyone who has not completed a two-dose course. Some patients may be eligible on the NHS, worth checking before booking privately.
A booster is recommended if your last dose was more than 10 years ago. If you were vaccinated within the last five years, you are not currently eligible, your pharmacist will confirm at appointment.
Not every risk is covered by a jab. These are the travel medications we supply following a pharmacist assessment.
Malaria is preventable, but the right tablet depends on where you are going, not just the country name. Options include Atovaquone/Proguanil, Doxycycline, and Mefloquine. Your pharmacist confirms the right fit for your route.
We recommend this for anyone heading to high-altitude destinations, Peru, Nepal, Tanzania, Ladakh. Above 2,500 metres, altitude sickness can hit regardless of fitness level. Supplied following assessment for eligible adults aged 18 and over.
Melatonin 3mg for long-haul travellers who have experienced jet lag before. Taking it at the wrong time makes things worse, not better, your pharmacist will build a timing plan around your specific route.
Safe, well-established, and used by thousands of women every year, for holidays, pilgrimages, weddings, and anything else where timing matters. One short private appointment and it is sorted.
Private booster for adults, pregnant women, and anyone with a new baby arriving in the household. If someone close to you is too young to be vaccinated yet, this is how you protect them.
Standby antibiotic treatment for high-risk destinations. You only use it if you need it, but having a clear written plan and the right medication in your bag can make a serious difference when you are hours from medical care.
You are probably not as late as you think. Contact us and we will tell you straight what is still possible.
Most single-dose vaccines, like Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever, and Meningitis ACWY, provide real protection even if given close to departure. You can start longer courses such as rabies and hepatitis B before you leave and complete them when you get back.
The honest answer is that nearly always something is better than nothing, and your pharmacist will tell you exactly what to prioritise for your particular destination and timeline.
We are an officially certified yellow fever centre, authorised to issue the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis. Your certificate is issued the same day as your appointment and is valid for life under current WHO guidelines. Suffolk does not have many certified yellow fever centres, and we are one of the closest to Ipswich.
Book any time with our online system.
A pharmacist reviews your travel plans and health history.
Get the right vaccines and practical travel health advice.
Leave protected, documented and ready to travel.
No waiting weeks for a place. Book online and most patients are seen within days.
All travel vaccines are kept on-site at all times. No ordering in advance, no extra trips.
Every recommendation is built around your specific trip, destination, and health history.
You know exactly what you are paying for before your appointment. No surprises at the desk.
Every appointment is led by a pharmacist who has spent a career doing this.
Mandeep Sandhu has been a pharmacist since 2006, qualifying at Aberdeen. Travel health has been the real focus of his career. He has an independent prescriber qualification with yellow fever accreditation and NaTHNaC training and has spent over a decade helping people travel safely.
He is a keen traveller himself and understands that no two trips are the same. Every patient receives the time and advice that their trip actually needs.
Qualified pharmacist registered with the GPhC
Authorised to prescribe and supply travel medications independently
Certified to administer the yellow fever vaccine and issue the ICVP certificate
Travel health training aligned with UK national guidance
There are very few dedicated travel health clinics near Ipswich that stock the full range. We keep every vaccine on-site; appointments are usually available within days, and the drive is about 20 minutes down the A12. Most patients tell us it was far quicker than waiting for a GP appointment.
Usually mild and brief. A sore arm, low-grade fever, or a day of tiredness. Your pharmacist will tell you exactly what to expect for each vaccine before you leave, so nothing catches you off guard.
Booking your appointment is quick and easy. We guide you through each step so you know exactly what to expect.
Got your travel plans sorted? We’re just 20 minutes from Ipswich, offering fast appointments, free parking, and expert care. Book your visit today.
