Vaccination & preventive services
Book adult, seasonal, and travel vaccines with a certified immuniser. Read vaccine information, complete screening and consent, and keep a digital lot-traced record — always within local regulatory rules.
10
Pharmacy-administered antigens
Where locally authorised
15 min
Observation after every dose
30 min if allergy history
2–8°C
Cold-chain storage
Monitored pharmaceutical fridge
Lot-traced
Digital certificates
Portal immunisation card
Depends on local authorisation
Vaccination and preventive services at this pharmacy are offered only where authorised and staffed. A pharmacy vaccine does not replace your clinician, hospital emergency care, or the national childhood immunisation programme. Screening questions, vaccine information, and consent are required before every dose. Portal Pharmacy — Two Rivers records lot numbers, consent, and immuniser credentials for every dose given on site.
Seasonal · March–August (Southern hemisphere) and year-round for travellers
Influenza (inactivated quadrivalent)
Annual inactivated influenza vaccine covering the WHO-recommended Northern/Southern hemisphere strains for the current season. The most requested pharmacy immunisation.
Seasonal · Year-round / campaign windows
SARS-CoV-2
Current nationally authorised COVID-19 vaccine or booster. Product and eligibility follow Ministry of Health circulars in force at the time of administration.
Routine adult
Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg)
Recombinant hepatitis B vaccine. A 3-dose series (0, 1, 6 months) is the adult standard. Healthcare workers, people with diabetes, and those at occupational or household risk are priority groups.
Routine adult
Tetanus toxoid, diphtheria toxoid, acellular pertussis
Adult booster protecting against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis. Recommended every 10 years, and during each pregnancy (27–36 weeks) to protect newborns from whooping cough.
Routine adult
Streptococcus pneumoniae (PCV / PPSV)
Adult pneumococcal immunisation (conjugate and/or polysaccharide, per current schedule). Strongly recommended for adults 65+ and younger adults with chronic disease.
Routine adult
Human papillomavirus (9-valent / current)
HPV vaccine preventing infection with cancer-causing and wart-causing HPV types. National school programmes cover many adolescents; the pharmacy offers catch-up for eligible young people where authorised.
Travel
Salmonella Typhi (Vi polysaccharide or conjugate)
Injectable typhoid vaccine for travellers to endemic areas and during local outbreak responses. Complements food and water precautions — it is not 100% protective.
Travel
Hepatitis A virus (inactivated)
Inactivated hepatitis A vaccine. Two-dose series for long-term protection. Commonly paired with travel health counselling.
Travel
Yellow fever virus (live attenuated 17D)
Live attenuated yellow fever vaccine. International Health Regulations require administration at a designated yellow-fever vaccination centre and an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP, 'yellow card').
Outbreak response · Outbreak windows
Vibrio cholerae (killed oral)
Killed oral cholera vaccine used in outbreak campaigns and for travellers to active outbreak settings. Complements safe water, sanitation, and oral rehydration education.
Travel · Hajj season / dry-season meningitis belt
Neisseria meningitidis
Meningococcal conjugate (ACWY) and, where stocked, MenB vaccines. Required or recommended for Hajj/Umrah, the meningitis belt, and certain boarding-school or campus settings.
Childhood (KEPI information)
KEPI / NESI schedule (BCG, polio, pentavalent, PCV, rotavirus, measles, HPV)
Kenya Expanded Programme on Immunisation (KEPI) childhood schedule. These vaccines are primarily delivered in public immunisation clinics and maternal-child health (MCH) units. This pharmacy provides schedules, catch-up counselling, and records review — not a replacement for the national programme.
Get in touch
Walk in during open hours or book online. Screening, vaccine information, and consent are completed before every dose.
