





At Warners Bay Pharmacy, safeguarding your health is our top priority through our comprehensive vaccination services. Our pharmacists administer a wide range of vaccinations, from routine immunisations to travel vaccines and many more to address various health needs.
During each appointment, we ensure our patients are informed about the vaccine, its benefits and potential side effects. We prioritise the safe storage and handling of vaccines, adhering to strict protocols to maintain their efficacy. Plus, you can experience the convenience of walk-in service or make a booking online.
For more information, visit us today or call
02 4948 8181.
We aim to make healthcare accessible with our range of vaccinations available during our regular pharmacy hours. By getting vaccinated, you can help contribute to community immunity, protecting not only yourself but also those more vulnerable to illnesses. Whether you're planning a trip abroad or need routine vaccinations, we provide a one-stop solution for your requirements.
Embrace preventative care with vaccinations that play a vital role in reducing the risk of infectious diseases and promoting overall well-being. At Warners Bay Pharmacy, staff safely administer vaccines and provide education and guidance on vaccination schedules, helping you to stay informed and protected.
Vaccinations are a safe and effective way to protect yourself and others from preventable diseases. At Warners Bay Pharmacy, we offer a comprehensive range of vaccination services, ensuring that you are well protected for both everyday life and travel.
Vaccines are generally safe and serious side effects are rare. Most side effects are mild and temporary, indicating that the body is building protection. Common side effects include:
If you have concerns about potential side effects, discussing them with your healthcare provider can provide personalised information based on your health history and the specific vaccine in question.
Yes, vaccines are generally safe and are crucial tools in preventing and controlling the spread of infectious diseases in Australia. Vaccines undergo thorough testing in multiple phases of clinical trials to ensure their safety and efficacy before they receive approval from regulatory agencies such as the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).
Follow-up care is not typically required for routine vaccinations. Most people experience minimal side effects, if any. It's essential to be aware of potential side effects and seek medical advice if you experience any unusual or severe reactions.
Certain vaccines may require multiple doses to ensure full immunity, and follow-up doses are often scheduled according to a specific timeline.
Many routine vaccinations are provided free of charge as part of the National Immunisation Program (NIP), including those recommended for infants, children, adolescents and certain vaccines for adults. These vaccines aim to protect against a range of preventable diseases, such as measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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