Exposure to Cholera can leave you weak, dehydrated and stuck in bed for days. Skip the hassle - Get vaccinated with Batley Pharmacy now to stay protected!
Travel Vaccinations
If you’re unsure which vaccines are required for your destination, we recommend booking a consultation with our pharmacist to discuss Holiday Healthcare and Travellers Vaccinations. We’ll assess your travel plan, health history, and any existing medications to provide expert, personalised advice and ensure you’re protected for a safe, healthy journey.
Transparent, fixed pricing
No hidden charges — price shown is per dose.
Age 2-5
Cholera
£50/dose
Book this vaccine: Cholera, Age 2-5Age 6+
Cholera
£50/dose
Book this vaccine: Cholera, Age 6+
Symptoms of Cholera
Profuse watery diarrhoea
Sudden onset of large volumes of rice- water stools
Persistent vomiting
Forceful and repeated vomiting episodes
Nausea & stomach ache
Severe abdominal cramping and queasiness
Dehydration
Rapid fluid loss leading to extreme thirst and weakness
Sunken eyes
Hollow appearance around the eyes from fluid depletion
Low blood pressure
Circulatory shock due to severe fluid and electrolyte loss
Cholera Vaccination dosage schedule
The cholera vaccine is administered as a drink in two doses: the first dose should be taken at least one week before potential exposure, and the second dose at least one week after the first with protection lasting 2 years. This vaccine helps reduce the risk of contracting cholera during travel.
- Drink bottled or boiled water
- Avoid raw or undercooked fish
- Wash hands thoroughly and frequently
- Use hand sanitiser, especially after toilet use
- Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly with clean water
Side effects of Cholera Vaccine
You may experience temporary side effects such as:
- Fever
- Headache
- Digestive problems
- Nausea / vomiting
- Stomach discomfort
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about travel health and the cholera vaccine. Our pharmacist is happy to help with anything else.
What is the purpose of travel health?
Travel health helps you stay well before, during and after a trip abroad. Our pharmacist reviews your destination, itinerary and medical history, then recommends the vaccines, medicines and practical advice that reduce your risk of preventable illness.
What vaccines do I need for travelling?
It depends on where you are going, how long you will stay, what you plan to do and which vaccines you have already had. A travel consultation lets our pharmacist recommend the right protection for your trip, such as cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A or rabies.
How far in advance should I book my travel health appointment, and what are some recommendations?
Ideally book six to eight weeks before you travel, as some vaccines need more than one dose or time to take effect. The two-dose cholera course should be finished at least one week before you leave. If your trip is sooner, contact us anyway — we can often still help.
Will I get a certificate as proof of vaccination?
Yes. You will receive a record of the vaccines given at Batley Pharmacy — keep it with your travel documents. Some countries ask for specific certificates on entry, and our pharmacist can explain what your destination requires.