Keep yourself and your family safe this flu season. Our qualified pharmacists offer fast, convenient flu jabs to help you avoid illness, protect vulnerable loved ones, and support the NHS during winter. Book your appointment today and enjoy peace of mind.
We offer private flu vaccinations for individuals who are not eligible for a free NHS flu jabs, with separate booking options available for both NHS and private services, ensuring accessible protection for everyone.
Flu can be more than just a passing illness. For many people, especially those with existing health conditions, the elderly, or young children, it can lead to serious complications. A flu vaccination is the simplest and most effective way to reduce your risk and protect those around you.
Helps prevent illness: Reduces your chance of catching and spreading the flu.
Protects vulnerable groups: Supports those at greater risk of severe illness.
Eases winter healthcare pressure: Helps reduce demand on the NHS and GP practices.
Keeps you going: Avoids disruption to work, school, and daily life.
We offer both NHS and private flu vaccinations, delivered by trained professionals in a safe and comfortable environment.
Qualified healthcare team: Our pharmacists are fully trained to administer flu vaccinations.
Flexible bookings: Choose to book ahead or walk in at your convenience.
NHS flu jabs available: If you’re eligible, you can receive your vaccine free of charge under the NHS.
Find your nearest branch using our pharmacy locator.
Book an appointment online or walk in at a time that suits you.
Get your vaccine from a qualified pharmacist.
Stay protected throughout the flu season.
Looking to protect your team? Our corporate flu vaccination service allows employers to provide flu vaccines to their staff. Please contact your local branch for more information.
You may be eligible for a free NHS flu vaccine if you are:
Aged 65 or older
Pregnant
Living with a chronic condition such as asthma, diabetes, kidney or liver disease
A carer
Taking medication or have a health condition that weakens your immune system
Not sure if you qualify? Speak to your local pharmacy team or check the NHS website for a full list of eligible groups.
Yes. The flu virus changes regularly, and the vaccine is updated each year to match circulating strains.
Yes. The flu vaccine has a strong safety record and is approved by UK health authorities. Side effects are usually mild and short-lived.
No. The vaccine does not contain any live virus that can cause flu. It helps your body build protection without making you ill.
The best time is in early autumn, before flu starts spreading. But you can still get vaccinated later in the season if needed.