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At Herbert and Herbert Pharmacy, we provide a full range of travel clinic services including travel vaccinations and malaria tablets. Whether you need vaccinations for Indonesia or India, Thailand or Toga, our specialist travel pharmacists are here to help. We are able to administer all travel vaccines and supply malaria tablets without a prescription. We can administer vaccines to children as well as adults.

We pride ourselves on our caring approach to our patients across all of the services that we offer. At our travel clinic, you will be guaranteed to receive professional travel advice from an expert travel pharmacist in a caring, friendly professional environment. The Herbert and Herbert Pharmacy Travel Clinic in Hounslow is conveniently situated close to the Heart of Hounslow and the High Street, with parking available in the retail parks opposite.

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106 Staines Road
Hounslow
Greater London
TW3 3LH

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