South east London pharmacies for flu vaccination

Who can have an NHS flu vaccine from a pharmacy

You can get a free NHS flu vaccine from a pharmacy if:

  • you are 50 and over (including if you are 50 by 31 March 2022)
  • you have certain medical conditions
  • you are pregnant
  • you are a frontline adult social care worker who cannot get a vaccination from your employer

The pharmacy will tell you how and when you can book your vaccination.

Find out more about who can have the NHS flu vaccine

You can get your flu jab at the following pharmacies in south east London: 

Asda PharmacySE1 5AG
Bonamy PharmacySE16 3HF
Boots The Chemist SE1 9HD
Davis ChemistSE5 8ET
Day Lewis PharmacySE22 0RR
Harfleur ChemistSE1 4TW
Lloyds PharmacySE22 8AA
Maddock PharmacySE17 3NH
Medica PharmacySE16 3RW
Sadlers PharmacySE22 8JN
Sheel Pharmacy (Nunhead Branch)SE15 3QE
Sogim PharmacySE22 8HF
St Georges (Classic) PharmacySE1 6ET

Health and social care workers with vouchers

If you have been given a voucher for the flu vaccine by your employer, you will be able to use this at a pharmacy that offers this service. Check with the pharmacy that they will accept the voucher.

Children under the age of 18

Children under 18 cannot get the flu vaccine at a pharmacy. But they may be able to get it from their GP surgery or school.

Find out about the children’s flu vaccine

Do not go to a pharmacy if you have symptoms of coronavirus (a high temperature, a new, continuous cough or a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste).

Use the NHS 111 online coronavirus service to find out what to do