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Stay Protected Wherever You Go
Planning a trip abroad? Your health is your most important travel companion. At Market Street Pharmacy, we provide clinically safe, pharmacist-led travel vaccination services for all destinations—from tropical escapes to religious pilgrimages.
Our experienced team offers expert advice, in-depth risk assessments, and all necessary vaccines and certificates—no GP referral needed.
What We Offer
We provide a wide range of travel and routine
vaccinations, including:
- Hepatitis
A & B - Typhoid
- Tetanus,
Diphtheria & Polio (Td/IPV) - Cholera
- Meningitis
ACWY (Hajj/Umrah certificate included) - Japanese
Encephalitis - Tick-Borne
Encephalitis - Rabies
- MMR Booster
- Malaria prevention advice and antimalarial tablets
When to book: Ideally 4–8 weeks before departure, especially if multiple vaccines or certificates are required.
Introduction to Travel Vaccines & Why They Matter
International travel exposes you to unfamiliar bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can cause serious illnesses. Vaccines reduce the risk of:
- Life-threatening infections like yellow fever or Japanese encephalitis
- Highly contagious diseases like measles, typhoid, and hepatitis A
Outbreak-related risks, especially in developing regions or during Hajj, Umrah, or rainy seasons
Staying vaccinated also protects the people around you—especially children, the elderly, and immunocompromised family members.
📌 Cases of typhoid and measles are on the rise in UK return travellers—make sure you’re protected.
What Are Vaccines, and Are They Safe?
Vaccines safely expose your body to a harmless version of a disease—like a weakened virus, inactivated bacteria, or genetic code. This “teaches” your immune system to recognise and fight the real disease if it ever appears.
Are Travel Vaccines Safe?
Yes. All vaccines we administer are MHRA-approved, evidence-based, and rigorously tested. Common side effects may include mild fever or tenderness at the injection site—serious adverse reactions are extremely rare.
We also screen for:
- Allergies
- Medication interactions
- Pregnancy or immune conditions
…before administering any jab.
Travel Health: More Than Just a Jab
At Market Street Pharmacy, your travel consultation includes much more than vaccines:
✅ Country-specific disease risk analysis
✅ Certification (e.g., yellow fever, meningitis for Hajj/Umrah)
✅ Malaria risk assessment and tablet dispensing
✅ Food/water hygiene advice
✅ Insect bite prevention and repellent recommendations
✅ First aid and travel health pack advice
Prevention is better than cure—let’s make your next trip stress-free and illness-free.
Travel Vaccine FAQs
Do I need vaccines for Europe?
You might, depending on outbreaks and your vaccination history (e.g., MMR boosters or tick-borne encephalitis for rural Eastern Europe).
Can I get a yellow fever certificate?
Yes—we are a registered Yellow Fever Centre and issue official certificates valid for life.
Do I need malaria tablets?
Yes, for high-risk areas like sub-Saharan Africa, parts of Asia, and South America. We’ll recommend the right one for your destination.
Is it too late to get vaccinated if I’m leaving next week?
Not necessarily. Some vaccines offer protection within 7–10 days. Book ASAP—we’ll do our best to help.
Can I get all vaccines in one visit?
Yes, if clinically safe. We’ll check your history and administer multiple vaccines if needed.
Healthy Travel Checklist
✅ Task | 🕒 Timing |
Book a travel consultation | 4–8 weeks before |
Get your vaccines & certificates | Based on itinerary |
Start malaria tablets (if needed) | 1–2 weeks before travel |
Pack a travel health kit | Before you fly |
Follow hygiene & mosquito safety tips | While abroad |
Visit Market Street Pharmacy – Droyslden, Manchester
🏥 Address: Market Street Pharmacy, 95 Market Street, Droylsden, Manchester, M43 6DD
📞 Phone: [0161 370 3999
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