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Flu UAT

A short flu vaccination appointment with a pharmacist.

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Price · £49.5Duration · 15 min
Helps you reduce your risk of flu disrupting your plans
Convenient appointment that fits into a busy week
Reassuring chance to ask questions before you decide
Clear next steps so you know what to do afterwards

What this appointment involves

You will have a brief, private chat about your health and any previous reactions or allergies. You can ask questions and discuss the best timing for flu vaccination. You will leave knowing what happens next and what to look out for afterwards.

Suitability check

A few simple questions to make sure the appointment is appropriate for you today.

Time for your questions

Space to talk through worries, side effects, and how flu protection fits around work, travel, or caring responsibilities.

What we provide

These are the practical parts of the service you can expect during your visit.

Timing guidance

Support on when to have a flu vaccination and how it fits with your plans and day-to-day commitments.

Personalised flu protection advice

Advice tailored to your circumstances, including any health conditions, medicines, or previous reactions you mention.

After-appointment information

Simple guidance on what you may notice afterwards and how to care for yourself over the next day or two.

Record of what was done

A clear note of what happened at your appointment for your own records.

Who this service is for

This is for people who want to discuss flu protection and leave with clear, practical next steps.

People who want flu vaccination

If you want to reduce the chance of flu affecting work, family time, or holidays.

Those who prefer added reassurance

If you would like to talk through concerns, past reactions, or allergies before proceeding.

Anyone needing a quick appointment

If you want something efficient and easy to fit into your day.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Flu UAT appointment take?

The appointment usually takes about 15 minutes, including time to talk things through and cover what to expect afterwards.

What happens during the appointment?

You will be asked a few questions about your health, medicines, allergies, and any previous reactions, and you will have time to ask questions so you feel informed.

What should I bring with me?

Bring a list of your current medicines and let us know about any allergies, previous vaccine reactions, or recent illness so we can give the right advice.

Can I have this if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

Please tell us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding so we can check suitability and advise you on the safest option for you.

What happens after the appointment?

You will be given clear guidance on what you might notice afterwards and what to do over the next day or two, plus a record of what was done.

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