Malaria prevention and antimalarial tablets
There is no malaria vaccine for travellers, so prevention is tablets plus bite avoidance - and which tablets depends on where you are going, what else you take and how long you are away.
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Beyond the needle
Travel health, tablets and certificates
Malaria tablets, altitude sickness, yellow fever certificates and travel health advice at our five pharmacy clinics in Ashford, Chatham and Sevenoaks.
Hajj and Umrah travel health
Saudi Arabia requires a MenACWY certificate for pilgrims, given at least ten days before arrival - we vaccinate and issue the certificate in the same appointment.
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Yellow fever certificates and exemptions
The yellow fever certificate is the only vaccination document a border can legally require - here is what makes one valid, and what to do if you have lost yours or cannot be vaccinated.
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Traveller's diarrhoea
The most likely thing to go wrong on your trip, by a wide margin - and the one you can pack for in advance rather than hunt for a pharmacy abroad.
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Altitude sickness
Above about 2,500 metres altitude sickness becomes a real prospect regardless of how fit you are - and fitness is the single most common misconception about it.
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Jet lag
Three or more time zones is where the body clock starts losing the argument, and eastbound flights are consistently harder than westbound ones.
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Book a travel consultation
Call whichever clinic suits you. Allow four to six weeks before you travel where you can - and call anyway if you are flying sooner.
- EurekaAshfordCall our Eureka clinic on 01233 638961
- ReptonAshfordCall our Repton clinic on 01233 227760
- SevenoaksSevenoaksCall our Sevenoaks clinic on 01732 456570
- Shirley AvenueChathamCall our Shirley Avenue clinic on 01634 303110