Vaccination
Private Flu Jab in Epsom
Private flu jabs for £26, for anyone aged 12 and over, from October to the end of March. Book online in a minute; the appointment takes about 15 minutes.
- GPhC premises 9011598
This season's flu vaccine is in stock.
Recommendations depend on your health history and current guidance.
GPhC registered premises
9011598
Private and NHS pharmacy services from one registered pharmacy in Ewell, Epsom.
In short
Miles Pharmacy in Epsom gives private flu jabs for £26, for anyone aged 12 and over, from October to the end of March. It's a 15-minute appointment with a pharmacist, and you can have your COVID vaccine at the same visit.
- Ages
- 12 and over one injection in the upper arm
- Flu and COVID together
- £115 one in each arm
- Price
- £26 one injection
Who books a private flu jab
- Aged 50 to 64
- Adults in their 50s and early 60s.
- Under 50
- Healthy adults under 50 who want to avoid a week off work.
- At work
- People whose employer doesn't run a flu scheme.
- Travelling this winter
- Anyone travelling over the winter, including for Hajj and Umrah, where the Saudi authorities recommend it.
- Teenagers
- Teenagers aged 12 and over.
What it costs
Price
| Vaccine | What that covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Private flu jab | Single dose | £26 |
| Flu and COVID-19 vaccines together | Both jabs, one in each arm | £115 |
One price, paid when you book. It includes the pharmacist's check, the flu vaccine for the 2026/27 season and a record of your vaccination. Booking for a family or a group at work? Call us on 020 8393 1000 and we'll find times together.
Your appointment
What the appointment involves
- How long
- About 15 minutes. The vaccination itself takes seconds; the questions before it take longer than the injection does.
- The injection
- Every private flu jab is an injection in the upper arm.
- What to wear
- Wear a top that lets us reach your upper arm.
- Afterwards
- You can drive and go back to work straight away.
When to have it, and how long it lasts
- How long it lasts
- Protection builds over about two weeks and lasts the season. The viruses change each winter, so the vaccine is updated every year.
- When to have it
- Ideally by early December, before flu peaks, but it's still worth having later. We vaccinate until the end of March.
- With your COVID vaccine
- They can be given at the same appointment, one in each arm. Your private COVID vaccine is £89, or £115 for both.
Side effects, and who should wait
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Common after the injection
A sore arm for a day or two, and sometimes a slight temperature or aching muscles. They pass on their own.
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Can it give you flu?
No. The injected vaccines contain no live virus, so they can't cause flu. Feeling a little off-colour for a day is the immune system responding, not an infection.
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Unwell on the day
A cold is fine. A fever isn't: wait until it has passed and rebook. Tell us and we'll move the appointment.
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Egg allergy
Most people with an egg allergy can have the flu vaccine, and egg-free vaccines are available. Tell us when you book and the pharmacist chooses accordingly.
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Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Recommended at any stage of pregnancy, and it protects the baby for the first months of life. Breastfeeding is fine too.
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Who should ask first
Anyone who has had a severe allergic reaction to a previous flu vaccine or one of its ingredients. Say so when you book and we'll talk it through before anything is given.
Before you book
Questions about the private flu jab
Answered by the pharmacist who signs this page off.
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£26 at Miles Pharmacy, one injection, paid when you book. If you want your COVID vaccine at the same visit, both together are £115.
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At Miles Pharmacy, 94 Chessington Rd, Ewell, Epsom, Surrey KT19 9UR. Walk in while we're open, or book online for £26.
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Yes, whenever we're open. If you'd rather not wait, book a time online.
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About 15 minutes, most of it the pharmacist's questions. The injection itself takes seconds.
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Anyone aged 12 and over. The pharmacist checks a few health questions first.
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Yes. They can be given at the same appointment, one in each arm. Book the 'Flu and COVID together' appointment.
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It's a licensed flu vaccine for this season, matched to your age. The pharmacist tells you which type you're having before it's given.
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Ideally by early December, before flu peaks, but it's still worth having later. We vaccinate until the end of March.
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Most people with an egg allergy can, and egg-free vaccines are available. Tell us when you book.
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Yes. Book an appointment for each person, or call us and we'll line them up together. Children need to be 12 or over for a private flu jab.
Find the pharmacy
Where to come, and when
Miles Pharmacy is in Epsom, Surrey. Patients come to us from across Surrey, including Ewell, Ashtead, Leatherhead and Banstead, and from Sutton, Cheam, Surbiton and Kingston in south-west London.
Ewell, Epsom, Surrey KT19 9UR
How to get here Parking, trains, buses and step-free access
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The door is on Chessington Road, with step-free access
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The station car park, on Station Approach off Chessington Road
- Address Elizabeth Court, Station Approach, KT17 1DR
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Step-free to all platforms, by a footbridge with lifts
- Step-free to every platform (National Rail step-free category A)
- Lifts two, on the footbridge
Checked against nationalrail.co.uk
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Outside the pharmacy, with a stop on each side of Chessington Road
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Cycle parking at the station
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Sources
- NHS: flu vaccine, dated . Checked .
- National flu immunisation programme 2026 to 2027 letter, dated . Checked .
- Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Hajj health requirements 1447H (2026). Checked .
- Miles Pharmacy: flu vaccinations (the pharmacy's own site, milesclinic.co.uk). Checked .
Vaccination
Book a time that suits you.
Choose a service and a date that suits you. One of us confirms it with you directly.
- Private and NHS
- GPhC premises 9011598
- Open until 6:30pm
Prefer to talk? 020 8393 1000