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Travel Vaccinations in West Bromwich: Your Pre-Trip Checklist

By the Sandwell Pharmacy Group team · Clinically reviewed by Jeetender Singh Sahota, Superintendent Pharmacist (GPhC 2048691) · Updated August 2026 · 2 min read
Clinician giving a vaccination into a patient’s upper arm
Vaccinations are given into the upper arm and take a couple of minutes.

Booking the flights is the fun part. The unglamorous-but-critical part is the one travellers leave too late: vaccinations. Some courses need multiple doses spread over weeks, which means the ideal time to sort them is 4–6 weeks before you fly.

Sandwell Pharmacy Group's travel clinic in West Bromwich covers the common travel vaccines and anti-malarials — and our online checker tells you in under a minute what your specific trip is likely to need.

What we offer

Hepatitis A (£65 per dose, paediatric £55), Hepatitis B (£55 per dose, paediatric £40), Typhoid (£35), Meningitis ACWY (£45 — certificate mandatory for Hajj and Umrah visas), Yellow Fever (£65, with the internationally recognised certificate some countries require for entry), tetanus-diphtheria-polio boosters, and anti-malarial tablets from £30 (doxycycline £30, atovaquone/proguanil £36, Malarone £40), matched to your exact destination and itinerary.

Pharmacist talking through a patient’s symptoms in the consultation room
Our pharmacist can assess your symptoms in the private consultation room — no appointment needed.

What your destination typically needs

Sub-Saharan Africa: the fullest list — Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever for many countries, Meningitis ACWY in the meningitis belt, and anti-malarials. South and Southeast Asia: Hepatitis A and Typhoid as standard, anti-malarials for rural travel, Hepatitis B for longer stays. Central and South America: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever for Amazon regions. Middle East: Hepatitis A and Typhoid, plus mandatory Meningitis ACWY for pilgrims. Europe, North America, Australia: usually just up-to-date routine boosters.

How the clinic works

Use the 'Check what I need' tool on our travel page — four questions about your destination, trip type and duration produce your recommended list with prices, and you book a free consultation in the same flow. The pharmacist confirms the final schedule for your exact itinerary, gives the jabs in store, and issues any certificates. Rural trips, long stays and visiting family abroad all change the picture, so tell us everything.

Check what your trip needs across the Sandwell Pharmacy Group

1 Lyng Lane, West Bromwich B70 7RW · Mon–Fri 8:30am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm · 0121 500 5756

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Frequently asked questions

How far in advance do I need travel vaccinations?
Ideally 4–6 weeks before travel — some courses need multiple doses. Last-minute travellers should still come in; partial protection beats none and some vaccines work quickly.
Which travel vaccines do I need for India or Pakistan?
Typically Hepatitis A and Typhoid, with tetanus up to date; anti-malarials for some regions and Hepatitis B for longer stays. Our checker and pharmacist confirm for your itinerary.
Do you issue Yellow Fever certificates in West Bromwich?
Yes — the Sandwell Pharmacy Group administers Yellow Fever vaccination (£65) and issues the internationally recognised certificate required by some countries.

Related reading

Hajj & Umrah Vaccinations: What Your Visa Requires and What’s Recommended →Flu Jab in West Bromwich: Who Gets It Free This Autumn and How to Book →All health articles →

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