Vaccines Price List

Pneumococcal Vaccine (Child, over 2 years)

1 injection. Protection lasts 6 years to lifelong. Booster every 5 years for certain groups — chronic disease, elderly, post-splenectomy, abnormal spleen function, chronic kidney disease.

Pneumovax 23

1 injection. Protects against 23 types of pneumococcal bacteria.

Prevnar 13

1 injection. Protects against 13 types of pneumococcal bacteria. Most people are recommended to have both vaccines at some point.

BCG Vaccine (under 6 years)

1 injection. No other live vaccines within 4 weeks of BCG; no further injections in the same arm for 3 months.

BCG Vaccine (over 6 years)

1 injection. Requires a TB blood screen prior to vaccination. No other live vaccines within 4 weeks of BCG; no further injections in the same arm for 3 months.

Chicken Pox Vaccine

2 injections: 0 days and 4–8 weeks. Protection lasts 9 years to lifelong. Leave 6 weeks between MMR and chicken pox vaccines.

Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio & Pertussis

1 injection. Complete at least 1 week before travel.

HPV Vaccine (9–14 years)

2 injections: 0 days and 6 months. Protection lasts 6+ years. Cervical cancer and genital warts prevention; most effective before becoming sexually active.

HPV Vaccine (15–26 years)

3 injections: 0 days, 2 months and 6 months. Protection lasts 6+ years. Cervical cancer and genital warts prevention; most effective before becoming sexually active.

Influenza Vaccine (from 6 months)

1 injection. Protection lasts 1 year. Aimed at individuals with chronic disease and the elderly.

Meningitis B (Infant 2–5 months)

3 doses more than a month apart, starting at 2 months, plus a booster at 12–15 months of age.

Meningitis B (Infant 6–11 months)

2 injections at 0 and 2 months, plus a booster at 12–15 months of age.

Meningitis B (Infant 12–23 months)

2 injections at 0 and 2 months, plus a booster at 12–23 months.

Meningitis B (Child 2–10 years)

2 injections, 2 months apart.

Meningitis B (Over 11 years+)

2 injections, 2 months apart.

Shingles Vaccine (Over 55 years)

1 injection. Lifelong protection. Less effective at preventing shingles itself than at preventing post-herpetic neuralgia, which can be debilitating.