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Private travel clinic in Treherbert

Bute Clinic by Treherbert Pharmacy provides personalised travel-health consultations, travel vaccinations and malaria-prevention advice for holidays, work trips, visiting family, backpacking, cruises, volunteering and religious travel. Treherbert Pharmacy is also an official Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre.

Your initial consultation is free. We assess your destination, itinerary, activities, medical history, medicines and previous vaccinations before explaining what may be recommended. Vaccination or medicine supply is not guaranteed and remains subject to clinical suitability and availability.

Initial consultationFree
Travel vaccines and antimalarials From £15

Book a free travel clinic consultation in Treherbert

Appointments take place upstairs at Bute Clinic, above Treherbert Pharmacy. Evening, weekend and out-of-hours appointments may be available on request. Call 01443 776133 or use the general booking page.

Official Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre

Yellow fever travel consultation, vaccination and the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis cost £80, subject to clinical suitability.

View our Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre service

Travel advice based on your actual trip

Country guidance is a useful starting point, but recommendations can change with the region visited, length of stay, accommodation, season, activities and access to medical care. Your own health, medicines, age, pregnancy status and vaccination history also matter.

Use the official TravelHealthPro country guide to check general destination information, then book a consultation for an individual risk assessment.

We explain recommended options, course timing and likely costs before any vaccination or medicine is supplied.

The clinic can assess

  • Travel vaccinations for destination-specific risks, including courses and boosters where clinically appropriate.
  • Malaria prevention, including destination risk, bite avoidance and suitable antimalarial options where indicated.
  • Specialist travel needs, which may include chikungunya vaccination, altitude-illness prevention or standby treatment for selected travellers at risk of severe travellers’ diarrhoea.
  • Certificates and records, including Meningitis ACWY documentation where required and clinically appropriate.

How your travel clinic in Treherbert appointment works

  1. Book your free consultation

    Choose an appointment online or call the pharmacy. The booking is for a travel-health assessment, not guaranteed vaccination or medicine supply.

  2. Complete the travel questionnaire

    We send an electronic form covering your itinerary, dates, activities, medical history, medicines, allergies and previous vaccinations. Complete it as accurately as possible before attending.

  3. Review your individual risks

    Victoria will check the questionnaire, clarify your plans and discuss vaccines, malaria prevention and other travel-health measures that may be suitable.

  4. Vaccination or supply where appropriate

    Suitable vaccines can often be administered at the appointment if available. Where a course, additional information or ordered stock is needed, we will explain the next steps and total expected cost.

When should you book travel vaccinations?

Try to arrange travel-health advice at least 4–6 weeks before departure. Some vaccines need more than one dose, intervals between doses or time for protection to develop. Complex itineraries may benefit from an earlier assessment.

Travelling sooner? Do not assume it is too late. A last-minute consultation can still identify useful vaccinations, malaria precautions and other measures, although full protection may not be possible before departure.

Travel vaccine prices – Travel Clinic Treherbert

The initial consultation is free. The prices below are the clinic’s current charges per dose. Some vaccines require a course or booster, so your total cost depends on your previous vaccination history and individual travel assessment.

We will explain the recommended schedule and likely total cost before treatment. Availability, age limits and clinical criteria apply.

Vaccine Current price
Chickenpox £65 per dose
Cholera oral vaccine £34 per dose
Hepatitis A £50 per dose
Hepatitis B £45 per dose
Hepatitis A & B combined £80 per dose
HPV £200 per dose
Japanese encephalitis £115 per dose
MMR £45 per dose
Meningitis ACWY with certificate £55 per dose
Meningitis B £125 per dose
Pneumococcal vaccine £40 per dose
Polio, diphtheria and tetanus £35 per dose
Pertussis / whooping cough £60 per dose
Rabies £95 per dose
Shingles £200 per dose
Tick-borne encephalitis £65 per dose
Yellow fever vaccination, consultation and certificate £80 total
Typhoid £35 per dose

Additional travel options

Depending on your destination and individual risk, the clinic can also assess chikungunya vaccination, malaria-prevention medicines, altitude-illness prevention and selected standby treatment for severe travellers’ diarrhoea. Current prices and availability are confirmed before supply.

This is a private service. Some travel vaccinations may be available through NHS services depending on eligibility and local arrangements; contact your GP practice if you wish to check.

Important suitability and safety information

Tell us about every medical condition, medicine, allergy and previous vaccine reaction. Also tell us if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, immunosuppressed, acutely unwell or have a bleeding disorder. Different vaccines and medicines have different age, weight, timing and interaction rules.

  • Vaccination does not remove every travel risk. Food and water hygiene, handwashing, animal avoidance, mosquito and tick protection, and appropriate travel insurance remain important.
  • Malaria can occur despite precautions. Seek urgent medical assessment for fever or unexplained illness during travel or within 12 months of visiting a malaria-risk area, and state where you travelled.
  • After an animal bite or scratch abroad: wash the wound immediately with soap and running water for several minutes, apply a suitable disinfectant if available, and obtain urgent medical advice even if you were vaccinated against rabies.
  • At altitude: preventive medicine is not a substitute for gradual ascent. Do not continue upwards with symptoms; descend and seek urgent help if symptoms become severe or suggest high-altitude cerebral or pulmonary oedema.

What should you bring?

Complete the electronic questionnaire and bring any information that helps us confirm your history. Do not delay booking simply because a record is unavailable.

  • Your full itinerary: countries, regions, dates, accommodation and planned activities.
  • Previous vaccination records: GP immunisation history, travel vaccine cards or certificates where available.
  • Your medicines and health details: regular, occasional and recently stopped medicines, allergies and relevant medical conditions.
  • Previous reactions: details of any significant vaccine or medicine reaction.
Victoria, clinical pharmacy technician at the Treherbert travel clinic
Travel-health appointments are usually provided by Victoria at Bute Clinic.

Meet Victoria

Victoria is an experienced clinical pharmacy technician with more than 15 years in pharmacy, including hospital training and community roles. She provides structured travel-health consultations in a calm, practical and organised way.

Victoria works within the clinic’s clinical governance arrangements and alongside our pharmacist independent prescriber, with additional clinical support available where required.

Appointments take place in Bute Clinic, our private consultation space upstairs at Treherbert Pharmacy.

Frequently asked questions

Is the travel consultation really free?

Yes. The initial consultation is free. Vaccines, certificates and medicines are private and chargeable; costs are explained before treatment.

Which travel vaccines do I need?

This depends on the exact destination, length and type of trip, activities, previous vaccines and your personal health. The consultation is designed to assess these factors rather than apply a standard list.

Can you help if I am travelling at short notice?

Often, yes. Some vaccinations or preventive measures may still be useful, but suitability, availability and the protection achievable before departure vary.

Do you provide malaria tablets?

The clinic provides malaria-risk assessment and can supply a suitable antimalarial option where indicated under the service criteria. No antimalarial is fully protective, so bite prevention remains essential.

Can children use the travel clinic?

Some vaccines and malaria-prevention options can be considered for children. Minimum ages, weight limits, schedules and product suitability vary, so each child requires an individual assessment.

Can you provide a Meningitis ACWY certificate for Hajj or Umrah?

Meningitis ACWY vaccination with documentation can be provided where clinically appropriate. Entry and certificate requirements can change, so check current official destination advice before travelling.

Is this an NHS travel clinic?

No. This is a private service. Some travel vaccines may be available through NHS services depending on eligibility and local arrangements.

Book your free travel clinic consultation

Arrange a personalised assessment at Bute Clinic. We will review your trip, explain recommended precautions and confirm costs before any vaccination or medicine is supplied.

Book a travel clinic appointment in Treherbert

You can also call 01443 776133.

Areas served

Bute Clinic welcomes private travel-health patients from Treherbert, Treorchy and surrounding South Wales communities.

  • Treherbert
  • Treorchy
  • Cwmparc
  • Ton Pentre
  • Ystrad Rhondda
  • Llwynypia
  • Tonypandy
  • Trealaw
  • Porth
  • Rhigos
  • Hirwaun
  • Aberdare
  • Blaencwm
  • Blaenrhondda
  • Merthyr Tydfil
  • Rhondda

Contact Bute Clinic by Treherbert Pharmacy

167 Bute Street Treherbert Treorchy CF42 5PE

Page information

Written by: Jonathan James, Independent Prescribing Pharmacist, GPhC number 2066318

Clinically reviewed by: Thomas Harries, Superintendent Pharmacist, GPhC number 2210031

Published: 19/04/2026

Last reviewed: 17/06/2026

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