Seasonal Flu Jabs
Protect yourself and those around you this season with a quick, effective vaccine.
Convenient protection in minutes.
Why Choose Our Flu Jabs
Our flu jabs are administered in a clean, private area by trained pharmacy staff. We will confirm eligibility, check your current health status and medications, and answer any questions before giving the vaccine. The process is fast, typically taking only a few minutes including pre-screening. Aftercare advice is provided and we will record the vaccination for your medical records. The vaccine reduces the risk of severe illness and helps protect those who are most vulnerable in the community.
Quick and comfortable
Reduces flu risk significantly
Suitable for most adults
Walk-ins welcome on weekdays
Expert staff, safe environment.
What Happens During Your Vaccination
When you arrive for a flu jab we will carry out a brief consultation to check your eligibility and any potential contraindications. You will be asked about recent illnesses, medications, and allergies. The injection itself is administered into the upper arm and usually causes only minor discomfort. We will observe you for a short time afterwards to ensure there are no immediate reactions and provide written aftercare advice. If you have questions about side effects or when to seek further care, our team will explain what to expect and how to manage common minor reactions.
Eligibility
Check if you qualify for NHS-funded vaccination or if private payment applies.
Opening Hours
Flu clinics held on weekdays with occasional weekend sessions; check times before visiting.
Booking
Book online, call us, or drop in. Appointments reduce waiting times.
Safe, fast, and friendly service.
How to Book Your Flu Jab
Booking is straightforward. You can reserve a slot online, call the pharmacy, or simply walk in during our clinic hours. If you are eligible for an NHS-funded jab, please bring appropriate details such as your NHS number or proof of eligibility. For private vaccinations we will explain the cost at booking. Allow a short amount of time for registration and the required health screening. If you prefer appointments we recommend booking in advance during busy periods to secure a convenient time.
Key Details
Key details to know before your visit: vaccination is recommended each season as immunity wanes. Those aged 65 and over, pregnant people, young children, certain clinical risk groups, and carers may be eligible for NHS-funded jabs. The in-pharmacy process is efficient and typically completed within minutes including screening. Side effects are usually mild and short lived, such as soreness at the injection site or low-grade fever. If you have a history of severe allergic reactions, speak to staff before booking. Records are updated and we can advise on next steps.
No appointment necessary
NHS-funded for eligible patients
Suitable for most age groups
Quick, five-minute procedure
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are answers to common questions about flu vaccination. If you do not see your question here please contact the pharmacy and our team will be happy to help with eligibility, safety concerns, and booking options.
Who should get a flu jab?
Those aged 65 and over, pregnant people, children under 5, people with certain health conditions, and carers are commonly eligible. Check current NHS guidance for full eligibility details.
Is the flu vaccine safe?
Yes. The flu vaccine is extensively tested and monitored. Minor side effects are common but serious reactions are rare. Speak to staff if you have concerns.
How long does protection last?
Protection is strongest in the months following vaccination and varies by season. Annual vaccination is recommended as strains change and immunity decreases over time.
Can I catch flu from the vaccine?
No. The inactivated flu vaccine cannot cause influenza. It may cause mild reactions like a sore arm or low fever as the immune system responds.
Do I need to pay?
Some patients qualify for a free NHS vaccine. Others may pay privately; staff will explain costs at booking. Check eligibility beforehand to avoid surprises.
Protect vulnerable loved ones.
Get Vaccinated This Flu Season
Getting vaccinated helps reduce the spread of influenza in the community and protects those who are more likely to become seriously ill. Vaccination is a simple and effective way to lower your risk of hospitalisation and reduce disruption from seasonal illness. If you care for others or have underlying health conditions, vaccination is especially important. Contact the pharmacy to check eligibility or to arrange a convenient appointment time. Our team will make the process straightforward and provide personalised advice.