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Hepatitis A and B vaccine cost in the UK

The NHS website lists hepatitis A among travel vaccinations free at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form, and hepatitis B among those not routinely available on the NHS.

Vaccine prices: not shown. NHS access read from nhs.uk on 2026-10-26.

Quick answer

Hepatitis A for travel is free on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk). Hepatitis B is not routinely available on the NHS, so you pay a clinic or pharmacy, and it is usually a course. TreatCompare does not track private prices for either.

On the NHS

Free on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk).

Source: NHS website: Travel vaccinations, read 2026-10-26. nhs.uk describes services in England.

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What you may be charged for

ItemPriceAccess routeNotes
Hepatitis ANot shown (prescription medicine)UK: free at a GP surgery after a risk assessment (nhs.uk) / AU: GP or travel clinicBooster timing affects long-term protection.
Hepatitis BNot shown (prescription medicine)UK: not routinely available on the NHS (nhs.uk) / AU: GP or travel clinicOften a multi-dose course.
Combined hepatitis A+BNot shown (prescription medicine)Clinic or pharmacyMay simplify scheduling; compare the total course price.
Accelerated scheduleNot shown (prescription medicine)Clinic adviceUseful for late travellers but timing matters.

Timing

  • Hepatitis A can be a single pre-travel dose with later booster advice.
  • Hepatitis B is course-based.
  • Combination products have their own schedule.

Questions to ask before booking

Is hepatitis A available free through your UK GP?

Is the price per dose or whole course?

Is a combined vaccine available?

Will you need a later booster?

Clinical checks before booking

  • Hepatitis A is commonly discussed for food and water exposure risk.
  • Hepatitis B risk depends on medical care, sexual exposure, long-stay travel, work and injury risk.
  • Accelerated schedules may help late travellers but still need correct follow-up timing.

UK travel vaccines: how each is accessed

ItemAccess routePriceNotes
Travel health consultationPrivate clinic, pharmacy or GP surgerySee published clinic feesAsk whether advice is charged separately from vaccines.
Hepatitis AFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Private clinics and pharmacies also offer it.
TyphoidFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Oral and injectable products have different schedules.
CholeraFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Relevant for some higher-risk itineraries.
Yellow feverNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Only at certain vaccination centres; a certificate may be required for entry.
Rabies pre-exposureNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Japanese encephalitisNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Hepatitis BNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Malaria tabletsNot listed on the nhs.uk travel vaccinations pageNot trackedPrescription medicines, not vaccines; ask the prescriber what is charged.

NHS status from nhs.uk, read 2026-10-26. Per-vaccine prices are not shown: travel vaccines are prescription-only medicines.

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Sources & further reading

Travel vaccines and malaria tablets are prescription-only medicines. This page is general information, not personal medical advice, and does not show prices for them.