Travel vaccine
Typhoid vaccine in Swindon
Private pharmacist-led Typhoid vaccination appointments for travellers preparing for holidays, family visits, backpacking, business travel and long-haul trips.
Appointment includes
- Pharmacist-led travel vaccination appointment
- Commonly considered for food and water risk destinations
- Personalised advice based on your itinerary
- Appointments at both of our Swindon pharmacies
Often discussed with Hepatitis A
Typhoid and Hepatitis A are both commonly considered for destinations where food and water exposure may be higher.
Who needs it?
Who may need the Typhoid vaccine?
Typhoid vaccination is commonly considered for travellers where food and water exposure may be higher.
Travellers abroad
Typhoid vaccination is commonly discussed for travel to destinations where food and water hygiene risks may be higher.
Food and water exposure
Typhoid can spread through contaminated food or water, especially where sanitation may be limited.
Visiting friends or family
Longer stays, local eating arrangements and rural travel may increase exposure risk for some travellers.
Backpacking or longer trips
Backpacking, rural stays and extended travel may increase the need for personalised vaccine advice.
About Typhoid
Why is Typhoid important for travel?
Typhoid is a bacterial infection that can spread through contaminated food and water. It is more common in areas where sanitation and food hygiene may be limited.
Vaccination can help reduce your risk before travel. During your appointment, our pharmacy team will check your previous vaccine history and discuss whether Typhoid vaccination is suitable for your trip.
Travel destinations where it is often discussed
India
Typhoid is commonly discussed for travellers visiting India.
Thailand
Travel vaccine advice for Thailand, including food and water precautions.
Vietnam
Useful travel health advice for Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Egypt
Typhoid and Hepatitis A are commonly considered for Egypt.
Kenya
Safari and food/water risk advice for Kenya.
Tanzania
Safari, Zanzibar and Kilimanjaro travel health advice.
Bali
Travel vaccine advice for Bali and Indonesia.
Travel vaccine guides
Browse all destination-specific travel vaccine guides.
Appointment
What happens during your appointment?
A clear, pharmacist-led process designed to check suitability and help you prepare before you travel.
Book your appointment
Choose a convenient travel clinic appointment at whichever of our pharmacies suits you.
Travel assessment
We review your destination, dates, activities, health and previous vaccines.
Suitability check
We check whether Typhoid vaccination is suitable and appropriate for you.
Vaccination
If suitable, vaccination can usually be given during your appointment.
Advice and record
You receive aftercare, travel health advice and a vaccination record.
Safety & suitability
We check suitability before vaccination
Before any vaccine is given, our pharmacy team will check your health, allergies, previous vaccines and travel plans. If the vaccine is not suitable, we will explain the next appropriate step.
Common side effects
Most side effects are mild and short-lived. We will provide aftercare advice before you leave.
- Sore arm
- Mild fever
- Headache
- Feeling tired
- Mild stomach upset
- Redness at injection site
Questions & answers
Typhoid vaccine FAQs
How much does the Typhoid vaccine cost in Swindon?
The Typhoid vaccine is £55 at Swindon Health Hub. You can see our full travel vaccine price list on the travel clinic page, and we will confirm the total cost for your trip during your consultation.
What is Typhoid?
Typhoid is a bacterial infection that can spread through contaminated food and water. It can cause fever, stomach symptoms and serious illness if untreated.
Who should consider the Typhoid vaccine?
Typhoid vaccination is commonly considered for travellers visiting destinations where sanitation and food or water hygiene risks may be higher.
How far before travel should I get the Typhoid vaccine?
Ideally, arrange travel vaccines around 6-8 weeks before departure. If you are travelling sooner, contact us as we may still be able to help.
Can Typhoid be given with Hepatitis A vaccine?
In some cases, Typhoid and Hepatitis A vaccination may be given as part of the same travel vaccine appointment, depending on suitability and vaccine availability.
How long does Typhoid protection last?
Protection depends on the vaccine used and your personal circumstances. Your pharmacist will explain expected protection and whether future boosters may be needed.
Can children have the Typhoid vaccine?
Suitability depends on age, vaccine availability and clinical assessment. Contact us before booking for a child so we can advise appropriately.
Are there side effects?
Common side effects can include a sore arm, mild fever, headache, tiredness or mild stomach upset. Serious reactions are rare.
Do I still need food and water precautions after vaccination?
Yes. No vaccine gives complete protection, so careful food and water hygiene remains important while travelling.
Where can I get the Typhoid vaccine in Swindon?
You can book a private travel vaccine appointment at either of our Swindon pharmacies: Clive Parade Pharmacy, 16 Clive Parade, Cricklade Road, Swindon, SN2 1AJ; or Moredon Pharmacy, Moredon Medical Centre, Moredon Road, Swindon, SN2 2JG. Choose whichever is more convenient when you book.
Vaccine information on this page is provided by our pharmacy team and reviewed by Asim Iqbal, Independent Pharmacist Prescriber & Superintendent Pharmacist (GPhC 2225229). Last reviewed June 2026.
Need the Typhoid vaccine before travel?
Book a private travel vaccine appointment at either of our Swindon pharmacies. Our pharmacy team will check suitability and provide vaccination where appropriate.