Stay Protected This Winter: Book Your Flu & COVID Vaccines Today
Appointments available from 1st September 2025
Protect yourself and your loved ones this winter by booking your flu and COVID-19 vaccinations at your trusted local pharmacy.
Why Get Vaccinated?
Each winter brings a rise in flu and COVID cases. Vaccination is the safest and most effective way to
reduce the risk of serious illness, especially for:
You can [check your eligibility here] or contact us directly for guidance.
How It Works – Quick & Simple in 3 Steps
Getting your flu or COVID-19 vaccine with us is fast, easy, and convenient.
1. Book Your Appointment
Choose a date and time that works for you: Book online, in-store, or over the phone Appointments available from 1st September 2025
2. Complete Your Pre-Appointment Questionnaire
A few days before your appointment, you’ll receive a quick health questionnaire by email or SMS. This helps our team prepare for your visit and keeps everything running smoothly
3. Attend Your Appointment & Get Vaccinated
Come to the pharmacy at your scheduled time. One of our trained healthcare professionals will: Review your questionnaire Answer any questions Administer your vaccination You’ll be protected and back to your day in no time.
Private Flu & Covid Vaccine Prices:
Adults: Flu Vaccination 2025- £15
Adult Covid Winter Booster: £99
NHS flu and COVID-19 vaccinations are available for eligible patients at no cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Eligibility can change each year, but typically includes:
Adults aged 65 and over
People with certain long-term health conditions
Pregnant women
Carers and frontline health or social care workers
Children (flu nasal spray for ages 2–17)
You can [check your eligibility here] or contact us directly for guidance.
Yes, in many cases you can receive the flu and COVID-19 vaccines at the same time. Our team will confirm this when you book.
We recommend booking in advance to guarantee your slot. You can book:
Online
In-store
By phone
Walk-ins may be available but cannot be guaranteed during busy periods.
Please bring:
A form of ID (especially if receiving a free NHS vaccine)
Any relevant medical details (e.g., current medications)
Your completed pre-appointment questionnaire (if not already submitted)
Most side effects are mild and short-lived, such as:
Sore arm where the injection was given
Mild fever or fatigue
Headache or muscle aches
These usually go away within 1–2 days.
If you have a high temperature or feel significantly unwell, it’s best to postpone. Call us and we’ll be happy to reschedule.
It typically takes around two weeks after vaccination for your body to build up full protection.
Vaccines significantly reduce your risk of serious illness, hospitalisation, and complications. While you may still catch the virus, symptoms are usually milder and shorter.
Most vaccination appointments take 10–15 minutes, including a short consultation and the vaccination itself. You may be asked to wait briefly after the COVID-19 vaccine for observation.