Measles, mumps, and rubella are highly infectious conditions that can have serious or potentially fatal outcomes, such as deafness, meningitis or swelling of the brain (encephalitis). Outbreaks don’t happen very often in the UK but it is still important to keep your vaccine status up to date.

When to get vaccinated:

Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.

Course: You need two doses doses of the vaccine, with at least four weeks in between each dose.

How it is given: You will receive an injection in your upper arm.

Children: Except in cases of an epidemic, children should only be vaccinated after they’re 12 months old.

Per Dose

£50

Doses per course 1-2

Price per course

£50-£100