Most travel vaccines cause only minor discomfort, similar to a standard flu shot. You may experience some soreness at the injection site for a day or two. Some vaccines may cause mild side effects such as low-grade fever, aches, or fatigue, but these typically resolve quickly. Our experienced staff uses techniques to minimize discomfort during administration.

Please bring your vaccination history or records, your detailed travel itinerary (including countries, regions, and expected activities), any relevant medical history information, a list of medications you’re currently taking, and information about any allergies you may have. If you have an International Certificate of Vaccination (yellow card), please bring that as well.

Ideally, you should schedule your travel vaccine appointment 6-8 weeks before your trip. This allows time for vaccines to take full effect and for any necessary series of vaccines to be completed. However, even if you’re traveling on short notice, it’s still worth coming in as some protection is better than none, and we can expedite certain vaccinations when necessary.

Most travel vaccines cause only minor discomfort, similar to a standard flu shot. You may experience some soreness at the injection site for a day or two. Some vaccines may cause mild side effects such as low-grade fever, aches, or fatigue, but these typically resolve quickly. Our experienced staff uses techniques to minimize discomfort during administration.

Please bring your vaccination history or records, your detailed travel itinerary (including countries, regions, and expected activities), any relevant medical history information, a list of medications you’re currently taking, and information about any allergies you may have. If you have an International Certificate of Vaccination (yellow card), please bring that as well.

Most travel vaccines cause only minor discomfort, similar to a standard flu shot. You may experience some soreness at the injection site for a day or two. Some vaccines may cause mild side effects such as low-grade fever, aches, or fatigue, but these typically resolve quickly. Our experienced staff uses techniques to minimize discomfort during administration.

Please bring your vaccination history or records, your detailed travel itinerary (including countries, regions, and expected activities), any relevant medical history information, a list of medications you’re currently taking, and information about any allergies you may have. If you have an International Certificate of Vaccination (yellow card), please bring that as well.

Ideally, you should schedule your travel vaccine appointment 6-8 weeks before your trip. This allows time for vaccines to take full effect and for any necessary series of vaccines to be completed. However, even if you’re traveling on short notice, it’s still worth coming in as some protection is better than none, and we can expedite certain vaccinations when necessary.