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Superdrug Health Clinics: travel vaccination service

High-street health clinics offering travel health appointments. Consultation and service fees are shown below where Superdrug Health Clinics publishes them; per-vaccine prices are not shown. Check its own pages and ask for a written quote.

Provider pages last read 2026-11-10.

Provider type
High-street health clinic
Fees
Its pages refused an automated read on 2026-11-10. This says nothing about its prices; check its own page.
Clinic locations
Its location pages refused an automated read, so it is not placed in any city here. This says nothing about where it operates.
Provider's own page
healthclinics.superdrug.com/services/travel-vaccinations/

Superdrug Health Clinics: published fees

2 of 8 UK travel clinic operators checked publish a readable fee schedule on their own site. The rest quote on enquiry, or their pages could not be read automatically; the status of each is below. No range is given: fewer than 4 operators publish a consultation fee, so each is named below.

None of the providers here publishes a consultation or service fee that we could read.

Other providers checked (A–Z)

  • Superdrug Health Clinics — Its pages refused an automated read on 2026-11-10. This says nothing about its prices; check its own page.

Per-vaccine prices are not shown. A travel vaccine is a prescription-only medicine, and showing one beside a price and a named seller is awaiting the site owner's review. Check the clinic's own fee page, and ask whether a price is per dose or for the whole course.

Browse travel clinic guides

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Compare vaccine price, consultation fee and antimalarial prescription fee.
Check appointment availability for multi-dose courses.
Confirm approved-centre status for yellow fever.

What to ask before booking

  • Is the quoted price per dose or for the whole course?
  • Is the consultation charged separately?
  • Can every dose you need be given before you travel?
  • Is the clinic a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, if you need a certificate?
  • For malaria tablets, how are they prescribed and is there a prescription fee?

Check the NHS route first

Free at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form: Cholera, Polio (as part of the combined Td/IPV vaccination), Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever. Not routinely available on the NHS: Hepatitis B, Japanese encephalitis, Rabies, Tick-borne encephalitis, Yellow fever (only at certain vaccination centres).

Source: NHS website: Travel vaccinations, read 2026-10-26.

Other UK travel clinic providers (A–Z)

Boots Travel VaccinationsCityDocExpress Travel ClinicFleet Street ClinicMASTA Travel HealthNomad TravelPrivate GP travel servicesThe Travel Health ClinicTrailfinders Travel Clinic

Questions

How much does Superdrug Health Clinics charge for travel vaccinations?
Its pages refused an automated read on 2026-11-10. This says nothing about its prices; check its own page. Per-vaccine prices are not shown here: travel vaccines are prescription-only medicines. Ask Superdrug Health Clinics for a written quote that says whether it is per dose or per course and whether a consultation fee is included.
Which travel vaccines are free on the NHS?
The NHS website says you can get free NHS vaccinations at a GP surgery, after completing a risk assessment form, to protect you from: Cholera, Polio (as part of the combined Td/IPV vaccination), Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever. Check with your GP before paying for these.
Where can I get a yellow fever vaccination?
Only at a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre. Check the NaTHNaC register for the exact clinic before booking if your destination requires a certificate.

Sources & further reading