Travel health
Travel vaccinations
Plan vaccines, malaria prevention and destination-specific advice with Brick Lane Travel Clinic by Letterbox Pharmacy at 4 Brick Lane.
How it works
Three simple steps
- Step 1
Share your itinerary
Tell us your destinations, travel dates, accommodation and planned activities.
- Step 2
Review your vaccine history
Bring any previous vaccination record and details of your health conditions and medicines.
- Step 3
Receive a travel plan
The pharmacist explains recommended vaccines, schedules, malaria prevention and practical precautions.
Book with our travel clinic
Plan your trip on the Brick Lane Travel Clinic website.
Our dedicated travel website covers destinations, vaccines, malaria prevention and appointments at 4 Brick Lane.
Brick Lane Travel Clinic is the dedicated Letterbox Pharmacy travel-health website for destination guidance, guide prices and appointments at 4 Brick Lane. Your route, timing, vaccine history, malaria risk and certificate needs are checked during consultation.
Prepare before you fly
Advice built around your itinerary
The vaccinations and medicines you may need depend on where you are travelling, what you will be doing, how long you will stay and your personal health. Try to seek advice at least 4 to 6 weeks before departure, although we can still help with last-minute travel.
Clinical safety
Timing matters for travel vaccines
Every request is reviewed individually. Treatment or medicine supply is never guaranteed.
- Some vaccines need more than one dose or time to build protection, so early assessment is best.
- Tell the pharmacist about pregnancy, immune-system conditions, allergies and all medicines you take.
- Recommendations and vaccine availability depend on your destination, age, health and previous vaccination history.
Before you begin
Common questions
Still unsure? Speak to the pharmacy team and we will help you find the right next step.
01When should I book?
Ideally 4 to 6 weeks before travel. If you are leaving sooner, book anyway — useful protection or advice may still be possible.
02What should I bring?
Bring your itinerary, previous vaccination record if available, and a list of your medicines and health conditions.
03Are all travel vaccines free on the NHS?
No. Some travel vaccines may be available through the NHS, while others are usually private. We will explain any charges before treatment.
Ready when you are
Take the next step
Complete your assessment or contact the pharmacy if you need help choosing a service.