Two injections give full protection — for adults the second dose is given at least 4 weeks after the first.
PRIVATE VACCINATION SERVICE
MMR Vaccination in Wythenshawe, Manchester
Protect against measles, mumps and rubella with our private vaccination service in Wythenshawe, Manchester. One combined vaccine, given as a two-dose course, for children and for adults whose vaccination history is incomplete or uncertain.
3-in-1 Protection
Two-Dose Course
No GP Referral Needed
3
in 1 vaccine
MMR Vaccine
£50
full 2-dose course
- £25 per single dose
- Protects against 3 diseases
- Children & adults
WHY VACCINATE
The MMR Vaccine
Three serious diseases, prevented in one combined jab
Bowland Pharmacy
Private Vaccination Clinic
Three Diseases, One Vaccine
Safe, Long-Lasting Protection
MMR is a combined vaccine that protects against measles, mumps and rubella — three viral infections that can cause serious complications. Measles is highly contagious and can lead to pneumonia or encephalitis, mumps can cause meningitis, and rubella is dangerous in pregnancy. Two doses give long-lasting protection and help prevent outbreaks.
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Two-Dose Course
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Protects Others Too
Helps shield babies, pregnant women and vulnerable people by reducing the spread of measles.
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Catch-Up for Adults
If your childhood vaccinations are incomplete or uncertain, it's safe to have MMR at any age.
KNOW THE FACTS
What does MMR protect against?
Three viral infections that can be serious
Measles
Highly contagious and spreads rapidly. It can lead to serious complications such as pneumonia and encephalitis.
Mumps
Causes painful swelling of the glands and can lead to complications including meningitis.
Rubella
Usually mild, but very dangerous in pregnancy — it can seriously harm an unborn baby.
Outbreak Risk
Measles cases are rising where vaccination rates have dropped, so good cover protects everyone.
GOOD TO KNOW
Not Sure If You're Covered?
Many adults are unsure whether they had both MMR doses as a child. There is no harm in having it again, so if your records are incomplete or uncertain, a catch-up course is a simple way to make sure you are protected.
WHO IS IT FOR
Should you get vaccinated?
Recommended for children and for adults who missed out
Recommended For
Children & Families
The MMR vaccine is a key part of childhood protection, and a good option for families who want to stay up to date.
- Children from 12 months
- Catch-up for missed doses
- Families before travel
Especially Useful
Adults & Students
Particularly worth it if your vaccination history is incomplete, or you're around young children or pregnant women.
- Adults unsure of their cover
- Students & travellers
- Close contacts of pregnant women
TRANSPARENT PRICING
MMR Vaccination Pricing
Pay per dose, or save with the full course
Best Value
Full MMR Course
£50
full 2-dose course
- £25 per single dose
- £50 for the full 2-dose course
- Administration by our pharmacist
- Suitability check & advice
A single dose is £25, or £50 for the full two-dose course. For adults the second dose is given at least 4 weeks after the first.
WHAT TO EXPECT
What to expect at your appointment
A simple, friendly visit to our Wythenshawe clinic
Quick Check
We review your (or your child's) vaccination history and answer any questions before we start.
First Dose
A quick, safe injection given in the upper arm or thigh — the appointment takes under 10 minutes.
Second Dose
We book the second dose at the right interval (at least 4 weeks later for adults) to complete the course.
Mild Side Effects
A mild fever, a faint rash or a little swelling at the injection site can occur and soon settle.
Children & Adults
Suitable from 12 months and at any age for adults who are unvaccinated or unsure.
Private Service
No referral needed, with same-day appointments available.
MMR FAQs
Common Questions
Two doses give full protection. For adults the second dose is given at least 4 weeks after the first.
Yes — at any age if you were never vaccinated or are unsure of your history. There's no harm in having it again.
Yes. MMR is safe and well-tolerated, with hundreds of millions of doses given worldwide.
Usually mild — a mild fever, a faint rash, or swelling at the injection site, which soon settle. Serious side effects are rare.
As early as possible — ideally several weeks before travel, especially if you're visiting an area with active measles outbreaks.
Book Your MMR Vaccination
Choose a time that suits you at our Wythenshawe clinic
Same Day Appointments
3-in-1 Protection
No Referral Needed
Stay protected against measles, mumps & rubella
Book your MMR vaccination with our friendly team in Wythenshawe today. Quick, convenient and professional.