Flu Vaccination at Batley Pharmacy: NHS and Private Service
Stay ahead of the flu season. Protect yourself and your loved ones with our NHS and Private flu vaccinations now available at Batley Pharmacy!
What is Flu?
Influenza, also known as the flu, is one of the most common infectious diseases. It is a contagious viral infection affecting the respiratory system and is caused by influenza viruses.
The flu virus constantly changes and mutates; annual vaccination is recommended to provide the best protection against the most recent strains. Both NHS-funded and private flu vaccinations are available to help reduce your risk of infection and protect those around you.
Symptoms of Flu
Flu symptoms may range from mild to severe:
Runny nose
Fever
Cough
Muscle aches
Headache
Chills
Sweating
What is a Flu Jab?
The flu jab, also known as the flu vaccination, is an essential immunisation to protect against influenza viruses. By getting vaccinated, a flu jab not only protects you from being infected, but also helps prevent the virus from spreading to others.
Vaccination Made Easy at Batley Pharmacy
Reserve your spot
At Batley Pharmacy, you can schedule your flu jab at a flexible time that works best for you.
Personalised Advice
Our trained staff is here to assist you with your concerns and provide guidance accordingly.
Get Vaccinated
Protect yourself and your loved ones by receiving your flu jab quickly and safely from us.
Who can access the Private and NHS Flu Jab Service?
Eligibility
People who are eligible under the NHS criteria include:
- Adults aged 65 and over
- Primary school-aged children
- Secondary school-aged children
- Pregnant women
- People with certain health conditions:
- Lung conditions
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Chronic kidney
- Chronic liver disease
- Neurological conditions
- Weakened immune system
- Carers
- Frontline health
- Social care workers
- Residents of care homes
- People living with someone who is immunocompromised
Cost
Free of cost
Eligibility
A private flu jab service can be accessed by people who do not qualify the NHS criteria:
- Travellers
- People seeking convenience
- Individuals aged 18-64 without any underlying condition
- Healthcare workers who do not qualify for the NHS free vaccination
- Children above 3 years who are either not a part of the school vaccination program or those who do not qualify for the NHS free vaccination
Cost
Prices may vary. Check in with us.
NHS Flu Vaccine
Eligibility
People who are eligible under the NHS criteria include:
- Adults aged 65 and over
- Primary school-aged children
- Secondary school-aged children
- Pregnant women
- People with certain health conditions:
- Lung conditions
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Chronic kidney
- Chronic liver disease
- Neurological conditions
- Weakened immune system
- Carers
- Frontline health
- Social care workers
- Residents of care homes
- People living with someone who is immunocompromised
Cost
Free of cost
Private Flu Vaccine
Eligibility
A private flu jab service can be accessed by people who do not qualify the NHS criteria:
- Travellers
- People seeking convenience
- Individuals aged 18-64 without any underlying condition
- Healthcare workers who do not qualify for the NHS free vaccination
- Children above 3 years who are either not a part of the school vaccination program or those who do not qualify for the NHS free vaccination
Cost
Prices may vary. Check in with us.
Why Choose Batley Pharmacy?
Plan Your Visit
At Batley Pharmacy, we offer flexible slots to ensure you get vaccinated at a time that suits you best.
Get Expert Advice
We assure you of getting a one-on-one conversation with our trained staff to give you peace of mind.
Secure Vaccination
We provide a sense of premium care while you get vaccinated in our comfortable setting.
FAQs
How does the flu vaccine work?
The flu vaccine is given as an injection, usually in the upper arm. This vaccine causes your body to produce antibodies against the influenza virus. It takes around 2 weeks for the vaccine to start working, and you may experience mild symptoms during this time.
Where can I get the flu vaccine in the UK?
To ensure you’re prepared for the flu season, visit us at Batley Pharmacy and schedule a time that works for you to get vaccinated against influenza.
Should you get the flu vaccine if pregnant?
Flu jabs are considered to be safe for pregnant women. It protects both mothers and babies against the influenza virus and its complications.