Plan weeks ahead
Anti-malaria tablets often need to start before travel and continue after return. Medicine is matched to your destination, dates and medical history by the prescribing clinic.
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Travel health
Destination-matched anti-malaria tablets and travel sickness relief — planned with enough lead time before departure.
from £24.99
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Destination-matched malaria prevention tablets with travel health advice.
Prevents malaria when taken correctly · Start before travel as advised

Pharmacy tablets for motion sickness on flights, ferries and long journeys.
Prevents nausea and vomiting · 30–60 minutes

Short-course circadian sleep-support tablets for jet lag after east-west travel — pharmacy assessment required.
Helps reset sleep to destination time · 1–3 nights
Anti-malaria tablets often need to start before travel and continue after return. Medicine is matched to your destination, dates and medical history by the prescribing clinic.
No malaria tablet is 100% effective — insect bite prevention remains essential. See NHS Fit for Travel guidance for more information.
Good to know
At least 4–6 weeks before travel for malaria prevention, or sooner if your trip is imminent — the clinic will advise what is still safe.
FAQs
General information only. Your prescriber confirms what is safe and appropriate for you.
Depends on destination and season. Check NHS Fit for Travel — tablets are matched to your itinerary after assessment.
Ideally 4–6 weeks before travel for malaria prevention so you can start on time and manage side effects.
Available without a prescription
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