adult vaccinations for work & general health, Belfast

Vitalis Health provides a comprehensive list of vaccines to keep you safe and healthy.


How do I get my vaccinations?

  1. Email us the list of vaccines you require or telephone us on 02896913000

  2. We confirm that the vaccines are available in the clinic

  3. We send you a booking link, to book your vaccine appointment with the doctor

What are the costs involved?

  • There is a £35 appointment fee for the administration of the vaccines

  • We also provide a vaccine record which we will share with you

  • NOTE: vaccines are charged additionally. Prices below*.

*Please note that vaccine prices may vary depending on availability.


Adult Vaccine Price List

  • Hepatitis B Adults

    The vaccine gives protection against the hepatitis B virus, which is a major cause of serious liver disease, including scarring of the liver (cirrhosis).

    Vaccine Schedule: There are many different immunisation schedules for hepatitis B vaccine which depend on the vaccine product used and how quickly protection is needed for pre or post exposure. We will discuss the schedule best suited to your needs during the consultation.

  • Day 0, 28 days, 6 mths. or

  • Day 0, 28 days, 56 days.

    Price £55 per dose ( 3 doses required)

  • Diptheria, Tetanus, Polio

    Vaccine Schedule: Most people in the UK will have had these vaccines as children. You will usually only need one additional booster before travelling to some countries, or if you have had a certain type of injury the tetanus is indicated if the the skin is broken.

    It is recommended that you have the vaccine at least 1 month before you travel.

  • Day 0 One dose only

    Price £40

  • Hepatitis a

    Hepatitis A is an infection of the liver caused by hepatitis A virus. The virus is usually transmitted by the faecal–oral route through person-to- person spread or contaminated food or drink.

    Dosage and schedule : two doses of Hep A vaccine provides immunisation and protection for up to ten years.

    In order to provide protection for ten years, a second dose of the Hep A vaccine is required within 6 to 12 months after the first.

    It is recommended that you have the first dose of the vaccine at least 2 weeks before travelling.

  • Day 0 and Day 6 mths-12 mths

    Vaccine Price £65

  • Chicken Pox (Varicella)

  • two doses required at least 6 weeks apart

    Day 0 and after 6 weeks

    Price - £65 per dose

  • MMR (measles, Mumps & Rubella)

    Mumps is a contagious viral infection that used to be common in children before the introduction of the MMR vaccine.

    Measles outbreaks still occur where vaccine uptake is low.

    Vaccine Schedule: Teenagers and adults who do not have presumptive evidence of immunity against measles should get two doses of MMR at least 28 days apart.

  • two doses day 0 and day 28

    Price £55 per dose, 2 doses required.

  • Typhoid

    Typhoid vaccine prevents typhoid fever. Typhoid is found throughout the world, but it's more likely to occur in areas where there's poor sanitation and hygiene.

    Dosage and schedule: It is recommended that you have the vaccine at least 1 month before you travel.

    Typhoid vaccine protects you for three years .

  • Day 0 protection for three years

    vaccine price £35

  • Shingles Vaccine Shingrix

  • two doses required.

  • Day 0 and day 8 weeks-6 mtths

    Vaccine price £250 per dose

  • HPV vaccine Gardisil 9

    Vaccine price £185

  • two doses required

  • day 0 and day 12mths

    Age 25-45 years

  • Whooping cough as part of the DTAP ( diptheria, tetanus, Pertussis & polio)

  • Day 0 One dose only life long.

    Price £60

Whats the difference between vaccinations and immunisations?

Vaccination refers to the act of receiving a vaccine, which can be administered through an injection, taken orally or as a nasal spray.

Immunization encompasses both the act of receiving the vaccine and the subsequent development of immunity to the disease.

After vaccination, it takes time for vaccines to be effective as the immune system needs to generate a response to the vaccine.

While some vaccines are effective after a single dose, others require multiple doses to achieve full effectiveness. Additionally, certain vaccines may require a booster shot after a specific period to restore immunity, as the protection can diminish over time.

If you would like a full medical to ensure you are in good health book in for a GP appointment?