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Travel Vaccinations

Protect yourself before you go. Travel health consultations and destination-specific vaccines.

Travel Vaccinations

Plan ahead. Start 4 to 6 weeks before travel.

Some travel vaccines require multiple doses over several weeks. Starting early ensures full protection by your departure date.

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Travel Vaccines

Destination-specific vaccines

Click any vaccine to learn about destinations, timing, and whether it is required or recommended for your trip.

2+ weeks

Typhoid

South Asia, Africa, Central/South America

Recommended
10+ days

Yellow FeverBy referral

Sub-Saharan Africa, South America

Required by many countries in Africa and South America for entry
1+ week after last dose

Japanese Encephalitis

East/Southeast Asia

Recommended for certain travelers based on destination, duration, and activities
Complete series 7 to 10 days before

Rabies (Pre-Exposure)

Rural areas in developing countries

Recommended for certain travelers based on activities and access to medical care
2+ weeks

Hepatitis A (Travel)

Developing countries

Recommended for virtually all travelers to developing countries
Ideally 3 to 6 months before

Hepatitis B (Travel)

High-endemicity areas

Recommended for travelers to high-endemicity areas, especially for extended stays or specific risk activities
4+ weeks

Polio (IPV)

Afghanistan, Pakistan

Some countries require proof of polio vaccination for travelers arriving from or departing to polio-endemic areas

Yellow Fever: By Referral Only

Yellow fever vaccination requires a certified Yellow Fever Vaccination Center. Contact us and we will refer you to a certified provider near you.

Cholera Vaccine: Currently Unavailable

The cholera vaccine (Vaxchora) is currently unavailable in the United States. Travelers to cholera-risk areas should focus on safe food and water practices.

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We also offer flu, COVID-19, shingles, pneumonia, Tdap, hepatitis, and more. Walk-ins welcome.

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FAQ

Travel vaccination questions

Start 4 to 6 weeks before departure for full protection. Some vaccines require multiple doses spread over weeks or months. Even last-minute travelers should call us. Some vaccines provide partial protection after just one dose.

Yes. Our pharmacist can review your itinerary and recommend destination-specific vaccines and health precautions. Call (951) 245-1373 to schedule a travel health consultation.

Yellow fever vaccination requires a certified Yellow Fever Vaccination Center. We can refer you to a certified provider near you and administer your other travel vaccines.

The cholera vaccine (Vaxchora) is currently unavailable in the United States. Travelers to cholera-risk areas should focus on food and water precautions.

Coverage varies by plan. Some insurance plans cover travel-recommended vaccines, while others do not. We offer competitive cash pricing and can check your coverage.

Bring your travel itinerary (destinations, dates, activities), your vaccination records, and your insurance card. This helps us recommend the right vaccines for your trip.

It depends on your ports of call. Cruises to the Caribbean, Mexico, or Mediterranean may not require additional vaccines, but trips with stops in Asia, Africa, or South America often do. We can review your itinerary.

Schedule a Travel Health Consultation

Bring your itinerary and we will recommend the right vaccines for your destination. Start 4 to 6 weeks before your trip for full protection.

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