Hepatitis A Vaccine at Earls Barton Pharmacy
Protect yourself against Hepatitis A with safe and convenient travel vaccination services from our experienced pharmacy team.
- Recommended for travel to high-risk destinations
- Helps protect against liver infection caused by contaminated food and water
- Suitable for adults and children over 1 year old
- Professional travel health advice and support



About the Hepatitis A Vaccine
Hepatitis A is a viral infection that affects the liver and is usually spread through contaminated food, water, or close contact with an infected person. The infection is more common in certain parts of the world where sanitation standards and access to clean water may vary, making travellers more vulnerable to exposure.
Symptoms of Hepatitis A can range from mild to severe and may include tiredness, fever, nausea, stomach pain, loss of appetite, dark urine, and jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes). Although most people make a full recovery, the illness can cause significant disruption to travel plans and may take several weeks or even months to fully resolve.
The Hepatitis A vaccine is a safe and effective way to protect against infection and is commonly recommended for travellers visiting higher-risk destinations. Vaccination helps reduce the risk of illness and provides valuable protection when travelling abroad, particularly for those planning extended stays, adventure travel, or visits to friends and relatives overseas.
At Earls Barton Pharmacy, we provide professional Hepatitis A vaccinations alongside personalised travel health advice to help you prepare for your trip with confidence. Our experienced pharmacists will assess your destination, travel itinerary, and medical history to ensure you receive the most appropriate protection and guidance before you travel.
Whether you are travelling for business, leisure, volunteering, backpacking, or visiting family abroad, our travel health team is here to help you stay protected and travel with peace of mind.
How It Works
01
Book Your Appointment
Book online, by phone, or visit our pharmacy to arrange a convenient appointment before your trip.
02
Travel Health Assessment
Our pharmacist will review your travel plans and medical history to ensure the Hepatitis A vaccine is suitable for you and answer any questions.
03
Receive Your Vaccination
Receive your vaccination from a trained pharmacist, along with any necessary aftercare advice.
Have Questions About Your Travel Vaccines?
Our pharmacy team is here to help with travel vaccine advice and appointment bookings.
Hepatitis A Vaccine Pricing
The Hepatitis A vaccine is available at £50 per dose for both adults and children.
- Adult course: 2 doses (£50 per dose)
- Paediatric course (children over 1 year): 2 doses (£50 per dose)
This includes a full travel health consultation with our pharmacist, vaccine administration in a private clinical room, personalised travel advice, and aftercare support.
For most travellers, two doses are recommended to ensure long-term protection. Your pharmacist will advise you on the correct schedule based on your age, travel plans, and vaccination history.
Book Your Hepatitis A Vaccination
Ready to protect yourself before you travel? Book your appointment online in just a few clicks.
Travel Advice for Hepatitis A
When travelling to areas where Hepatitis A is more common, it’s important to practise good food and water hygiene alongside vaccination to help reduce your risk of infection.
We recommend:
- Drinking bottled or properly treated water
- Avoiding ice in drinks unless the water source is safe
- Eating freshly cooked food served hot
- Avoiding raw or undercooked seafood and meat
- Washing your hands regularly, especially before eating
- Using hand sanitiser when soap and water are not available
Hepatitis A is usually spread through contaminated food, water, or close contact with an infected person, making good hygiene an important part of travel health protection.
Our pharmacy team can also provide personalised travel health advice based on your destination and travel plans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hepatitis A is a viral infection that affects the liver and is usually spread through contaminated food, water, or close contact with an infected person.
The vaccine is recommended for travellers visiting countries where Hepatitis A infection is more common or where food and water hygiene may be poor.
The vaccine is usually given in two doses, with the second dose administered around six months after the first for long-term protection.
The Hepatitis A vaccine provides long-lasting protection against infection. Most people receive an initial dose followed by a booster dose, which can provide protection for many years. Our pharmacist will advise you on the recommended vaccination schedule and whether a booster dose may be required based on your travel plans and vaccination history.
Yes, the Hepatitis A vaccine is considered safe and effective for most adults and children.
Yes, children over 12 months old can usually receive the Hepatitis A vaccine.
It’s recommended to receive the vaccine at least two weeks before travel where possible.
Yes. While the Hepatitis A vaccine provides excellent protection against infection, practising good food and water hygiene remains important when travelling. Drinking safe water, eating freshly cooked food, and washing your hands regularly can help reduce your risk of illness and other travel-related infections.
Get Protected Before You Travel
Protect yourself before you travel with professional Hepatitis A vaccination services at Earls Barton Pharmacy.



