Hepatitis B Vaccine in Vauxhall
A hepatitis B vaccination service with standard and accelerated schedules considered during assessment.
- Published price
- £55 per dose
- Price basis
- Per dose
- Brand(s) shown
- Engerix B
- Age shown
- 16+; accelerated 0, 7, 21-day schedule shown for 18+ only
- Location
- Vauxhall, SW8
Course planning
What the pharmacy sheet shows
- Product
- Engerix B
- Age range
- 16+; accelerated 0, 7, 21-day schedule shown for 18+ only
- Course or schedule
- 3 doses at 0, 1 and 6 months; or 4 doses at 0, 1, 2 and 12 months; or, for eligible adults aged 18+, 4 doses on days 0, 7 and 21 plus 12 months.
- Booster or ongoing protection
- Pharmacy sheet notes a booster at 5 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
Exposure is shaped by activity and duration
Hepatitis B can be transmitted through blood and certain body fluids. The discussion may be more relevant for long stays, healthcare work, contact sports, tattoos or piercing, sexual exposure, medical treatment abroad or travel where emergency care may be less controlled.
Destination alone cannot determine personal need. The pharmacist considers the likely activities, previous doses, medical history and how much time is available for a course.
Bring every previous dose record
Hepatitis B courses may have been given for work, education, childhood programmes or earlier travel. Reliable product names and dates help avoid unnecessary repetition and allow the clinician to assess what remains due.
Different schedules may be used in different circumstances. Do not assume that one dose or an accelerated start means the course is complete; confirm follow-up requirements before leaving the clinic.
Reduce avoidable blood and body-fluid exposure
Use reputable regulated providers for medical, dental, tattoo and piercing procedures. Carry appropriate insurance and do not share needles, razors or equipment that can break the skin.
Seek urgent medical advice after a significant exposure. Pre-travel vaccination does not remove the need for assessment, and documentation of the exposure and previous doses will help the treating clinician.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions
Is hepatitis B only relevant to healthcare workers?
No. Several travel activities and unexpected medical care can create exposure.
Can an old occupational course count?
It may. Bring the complete record for assessment.
Is one dose enough?
Do not assume so. The required schedule and follow-up are individual.
Does vaccination remove the need for safer behaviour?
No. Avoiding blood and body-fluid exposure remains important.
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