Junior Hepatitis A Vaccine in Vauxhall
A child hepatitis A vaccination service, subject to the product age range and an individual pharmacist assessment.
- Published price
- £55 per dose
- Price basis
- Per dose
- Brand(s) shown
- Havrix Junior, Vaqta Paediatric
- Age shown
- Havrix Junior: 2–15; Vaqta Paediatric: 2–17
- Location
- Vauxhall, SW8
Course planning
What the pharmacy sheet shows
- Product
- Havrix Junior, Vaqta Paediatric
- Age range
- Havrix Junior: 2–15; Vaqta Paediatric: 2–17
- Course or schedule
- 1 dose, then a booster at 6–12 months where appropriate.
- Booster or ongoing protection
- Pharmacy sheet: 6–12 months; protection noted as up to 10 years.
Prices, age ranges and schedules transcribed from travel-vaccine-prices.pdf supplied on 6 September 2026. The pharmacist confirms individual suitability and the schedule that applies. This is service information, not a personal recommendation. The pharmacist checks your health, previous doses, medicines, itinerary and departure date before vaccination.
Why an assessment still matters
A country name or published schedule cannot determine whether this vaccine is suitable for you. Advice may change with stopovers, trip length, activities, pregnancy, immune conditions, allergies, medicines and your existing vaccination record.
Understand the service
What to know before you book
A child needs an individual travel assessment
Junior hepatitis A vaccination is considered against the child’s age, destination, length of stay, accommodation and likely food and water exposure. A family may share an itinerary, but adults and children do not automatically share the same product or schedule.
Bring the red book, NHS record or documentation from an earlier clinic. Routine vaccinations and previous travel doses should be reviewed together rather than treating this as an isolated injection.
Plan the appointment around the child
Tell the pharmacist about allergies, previous reactions, current illness, medicines and significant medical conditions. If the child is acutely unwell on the day, contact the clinic before attending.
Use calm, age-appropriate language and bring a comfort item if helpful. A parent or person with appropriate authority should attend to provide an accurate history and consent.
Keep everyday precautions practical
Children may touch surfaces, share food and find hygiene rules harder to follow. Pack hand-cleaning supplies, use safe water and choose food that is prepared and stored carefully.
Know how to contact the insurer and obtain paediatric care abroad. Keep the vaccine record after the appointment, because it may affect future travel and booster planning.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions
Can siblings use the same schedule?
Not automatically. Age, records and health history are assessed for each child.
Should I bring the red book?
Yes, if available, together with any records from GP or previous travel clinics.
Does junior vaccine replace routine NHS vaccines?
No. Routine and travel vaccination needs should both be checked.
Can the child attend while unwell?
Contact the clinic for advice, especially if there is a fever or significant acute illness.
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