Vaccinations in Sawtell

We provide pharmacist-administered vaccinations in a professional, well-regulated setting. Our team ensures proper storage, handling and delivery, and we’re always available to answer questions or explain your options with clarity.

Some vaccines are government-funded, while others may require payment. We’ll walk you through what’s available and help you decide what’s appropriate for your situation. Book ahead or visit us in-store. We make it easy to stay protected.

Annual flu vaccinations are available in-store, administered by trained pharmacists in a safe, professional setting. These vaccines are recommended ahead of flu season to help reduce the risk of serious illness, particularly for vulnerable individuals and those in high-contact roles. We follow current guidelines and informed consent protocols, so you’ll always know what’s being offered and why. If you have questions, we’ll walk you through the details without the drama.

Whooping cough remains a concern in some communities due to its impact on infants and vulnerable individuals. Vaccination may be considered for adults who haven't had a booster in the past 10 years, particularly if they spend time around newborns. Our pharmacists can explain current recommendations, answer your questions, and administer the vaccine if you decide it’s appropriate.

Travelling overseas may expose you to illnesses not commonly found in Australia. Our pharmacists can assist with recommended vaccinations based on your destination and travel plans. We’ll walk you through what’s advised, what’s required for entry (if anything), and administer vaccinations in line with current health regulations. Proof of vaccination can be provided if certification is needed for your trip. Ask in store for guidance before you go.

Shingles is a painful, blistering rash caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, often striking later in life or during periods of weakened immunity. While it isn’t life-threatening, it can cause serious discomfort and complications like nerve pain. Vaccination can reduce both the risk of developing shingles and the severity of symptoms if it does occur. Our pharmacists can advise on eligibility, explain the potential side effects, and help you make an informed decision based on your age, health history and risk level. Speak to us in-store to learn more.

Hepatitis A is a viral infection transmitted through contaminated food, water or close contact with an infected person. While it’s usually mild in healthy individuals, it can cause significant illness in adults or those with existing liver conditions. The Hep A vaccine is recommended for travellers to high-risk regions, food industry workers, and people in certain care or healthcare roles. Our pharmacists can provide guidance on whether this vaccination is right for you and ensure it’s administered safely and on schedule.

Hepatitis B is a viral infection that affects the liver and is transmitted through blood or bodily fluids. While many recover without lasting effects, it can become chronic and lead to serious complications if left untreated. The vaccine is strongly recommended for healthcare workers, people travelling to high-risk regions, and those who may be exposed to blood in their work or personal life. We offer professional advice and safe administration to help you stay protected. If you’re unsure whether the Hep B vaccine is relevant for you, our pharmacists can talk you through your options.

Typhoid fever is a bacterial infection spread through contaminated food or water, commonly found in regions with poor sanitation. If you're travelling to affected areas, vaccination can reduce your risk and help prevent severe illness. We provide pharmacist-administered typhoid vaccines with clear guidance on when and how to take them. Depending on the formulation, you may need a booster or multiple doses, so it's best to plan ahead. Talk to our team about whether typhoid protection is recommended for your travel plans.

Japanese Encephalitis is a mosquito-borne viral infection that occurs in parts of Asia and the Torres Strait region. While rare for most travellers, the disease can cause serious complications in a small number of cases, including inflammation of the brain. The vaccine is recommended for those spending extended time in rural or high-risk areas where exposure is more likely. Our pharmacists can advise if Japanese Encephalitis vaccination is necessary for your destination and administer it safely in-store.

RSV is a common respiratory virus that most children experience by the age of two. For most, it causes mild, cold-like symptoms, but in some infants, older adults or people with underlying conditions, it can lead to more serious illness. Vaccination is now available for those in high-risk groups, and our pharmacists can help determine if it's appropriate for you or your child. Speak with our team about current RSV vaccine options and eligibility.