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Independent GP and travel clinic

CBD 7 Day Medical Centre & The Travel Clinic travel vaccinations

GP practice running a travel clinic. Consultation fees are shown where it publishes them; vaccine prices are not shown. Check its own page and ask for a written quote.

Provider pages last read 2026-11-06. Vaccine prices: not shown.

Quick answer

Fees: Its page carries figures, but none could be tied to a named service by our reader (2026-11-06). Check the provider's own page. Ask CBD 7 Day Medical Centre & The Travel Clinic whether the consultation is charged separately, whether a quote is per dose or per course, and whether the clinic is an approved yellow fever centre if you need a certificate.

Ask whether the travel consultation is billed separately from a standard GP visit.
Ask for consult, vaccine and certificate fees separately.

How Australian travel vaccines are accessed

ItemAccess routePriceNotes
Travel medicine consultationGP or travel clinicSee published clinic feesAsk whether the consultation is charged separately from vaccines.
Hepatitis AGP or travel clinicNot shown (prescription medicine)May be recommended for some destinations and activities.
TyphoidGP or travel clinicNot shown (prescription medicine)Commonly discussed for higher-risk food and water settings.
Yellow feverApproved yellow fever vaccination centre onlyNot shown (prescription medicine)Only approved centres can issue a recognised certificate.
Rabies pre-exposureGP or travel clinicNot shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course before travel.
Japanese encephalitisGP or travel clinic; some public programmesNot shown (prescription medicine)Recommendation depends on duration, season and destination.
Malaria tabletsPrescription from a GP or travel clinicNot trackedPrescription medicines, not vaccines; ask what is charged.

Cities

1 printed address on its own pages, 0 placed in 0 of the cities listed here (read 2026-11-06).

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Sources & further reading

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