One visit. Everything sorted. Here is exactly what to expect when you book with us.
Book online. Same-day slots open; no GP referral needed.
Discuss your travel plans and health with our expert.
Get your vaccines and medications in one quick visit.
Leave fully protected with all your records in hand.
Get all travel vaccines at our Chatham clinic, safely administered by our expert team.
Yellow Fever: Protects against mosquito-borne disease; mandatory for many countries. We administer the vaccine and issue your official ICVP certificate during your appointment.
Hepatitis A: Protects against food and water-borne infections. Two doses provide long-term protection, with the first available close to departure.
Hepatitis B: Protects against infection through blood and body fluids. A three-dose course gives reliable, long-term protection for travellers.
Typhoid: Bacterial infection from contaminated food/water. We offer injectable and oral options, providing essential protection across high-risk regions.
Rabies: A fatal disease found globally. Our pre-exposure course buys you a vital safety window and time to reach care if you’re bitten.
Cholera: Serious infection from contaminated water. Our oral vaccine also offers partial protection against travellers’ diarrhoea in high-risk areas.
Japanese Encephalitis: Mosquito-borne brain infection in rural Asia. Essential for travellers spending time outside major cities or in agricultural areas.
MenACWY: Protects against four bacterial meningitis strains. Mandatory for Hajj and Umrah; we issue your official vaccination certificate immediately.
Tick-Borne Encephalitis: Viral infection transmitted by ticks in forested areas. Recommended for hikers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts visiting woodlands.
Chikungunya: Mosquito-borne illness causing fever and joint pain. We offer two vaccines; our clinician will determine the best option for you.
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.
DTP: Boosts protection against diphtheria, tetanus, and polio. Recommended every 10 years; our pharmacist will confirm your eligibility during your appointment.
Vaccine recommendations vary significantly depending on where you are going. Click through to find a full breakdown for your destination.
We offer major antimalarials like Malarone, doxycycline, and mefloquine. Prices start at £0.80 per tablet. Our clinician will help choose the best option based on your destination and health.
Planning a high-altitude trip? We prescribe Acetazolamide (Diamox) for adults over 18. Chat with our pharmacist to see if it’s the right choice for your journey.
Need to delay your period for travel? We offer Norethisterone (5mg) for those aged 16+. A quick pharmacist appointment determines if it’s suitable for your plans.
Crossing several time zones? We can supply melatonin to help reset your body clock, after a quick check with our pharmacist that it suits you.
Travelling to an area with active pertussis or visiting newborns? Ask our clinician if this booster is recommended for your health and travel plans.
We offer standby treatments like antibiotics and rehydration salts. Our independent prescriber will discuss your needs and provide expert advice on staying safe during your trip.
Rabies requires three doses over 21 days. Hepatitis B needs three doses across six months for full protection. Even the Hepatitis A+B combined course runs across several months.
Single-dose vaccines including Yellow Fever, Typhoid injection, and MenACWY can be given much closer to your departure date. For anything involving a course, six to eight weeks before travel is the ideal window to book.
If time is short, we will always provide whatever protection is achievable within your timeline and advise clearly on any remaining risks. An accelerated course may be possible for last-minute travellers, and your pharmacist will confirm the most suitable schedule at appointment.
Your passport (required for Yellow Fever ICVP certificates)
Travel itinerary details, including destinations, dates, and planned activities
A list of current medications for interaction checks
Previous vaccination history and records
Travel insurance details
Since qualifying as a pharmacist in 2006, Mandeep Sandhu has turned travel health into his life’s work. As an independent prescriber with expert NaTHNaC and Yellow Fever credentials, he focuses on giving you genuine peace of mind before you fly.
Mandeep is an avid traveler himself, so he knows that travel health isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” process. He rejects the generic checklist approach, preferring to sit down with you to discuss your unique plans. Whether you’re heading on a family holiday or a remote adventure, Mandeep provides the personal, professional care you deserve.
A fully GPhC-registered pharmacist.
Qualified to independently prescribe and provide travel medicines
Accredited Yellow Fever centre providing vaccinations and official ICVP documentation.
Specialist travel health education following national UK standards
Real experiences from patients who trusted our Medway travel clinic for their vaccinations and travel health advice.
No referral is needed. You can book directly through our online booking page. Just choose a time and tell us where you are heading.
If you know which vaccines you need, there is no consultation fee and you are charged only for the vaccines administered. If you need clinical advice before deciding, a £20 consultation fee applies. That fee is waived if you go ahead with vaccinations on the day.
In most cases, yes. Multiple vaccines can be administered in a single visit and antimalarials or travel medications can be prescribed at the same time. Multi-dose courses such as Rabies and Hepatitis B require follow-up appointments at set intervals.
Yes. Your ICVP certificate is issued on the same day as your vaccination. Please bring your passport as it is required to complete the certificate accurately.
Book as soon as possible. Many vaccines are single-dose and can be given immediately. We will assess what protection is achievable within your timeline and advise on any remaining risks.
Yes. We see patients from the age of 2 years. All vaccines are given according to the appropriate age and clinical eligibility criteria. Some products have specific age restrictions and your clinician will advise accordingly.
