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Your GP may charge a consultation fee to give the vaccine.

The vaccine is funded by the Health department. You can make an appointment at your GP surgery. You can have the shingles vaccine even if you've already had shingles. The vaccine will boost your immunity against further shingles attacks.​ Where to get the vaccine The vaccine cannot be given to anyone aged 80 or over as it isn't as effective at this age. If you missed out on getting the vaccine contact your GP surgery. The vaccine is offered to Islanders during the year they turn 70 of age, for example: Birth year Speak to your GP if these symptoms last longer than a few days after having the shingles vaccine. These side effects are generally mild and don't last long. It's quite common to get redness and discomfort at the injection site and you may also get headaches. Shingrix information leaflet on Medicines website Zostavax information leaflet on Medicines website The Shingrix vaccine is recommended for those having a weakened immune system through medication or treatment, your GP will advise you. Most people will have the Zostavax vaccine.

Shingrix which is given as a 2 dose programme, 2 months apart.This is because the protection offered by the vaccine needs to last during the years you're most vulnerable to having shingles. Apart from the usual reactions that people get to vaccines like some pain and redness in your arm after the injection, other side effects from the vaccine. If you or your child develops any of the following signs of an allergic reaction, call 911 or go to your. Severe reactions to the chickenpox vaccine are very rare. The vaccine is not routinely offered earlier. The most common side effects of the chickenpox vaccine include: Pain or soreness at the injection site. Shingles usually occurs in your 70's and the best way to prevent it is by having the vaccine in the year you turn 70.