DTP Vaccination

The DTP vaccination (also known as the tetanus diphtheria polio vaccine or Td/IPV) helps protect against three serious and potentially life-threatening infections. At Periville Pharmacy, we provide convenient access to this important booster for those who need it, with clear advice and supportive care.

We serve people across Grimsby and nearby areas, including Laceby, Keelby, Great Coates, and Healing, from our two branches on Cromwell Road and Wingate Road.

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What Is the DTP Vaccination?

The DTP vaccination protects against:
This vaccine boosts the protection given earlier in life through childhood immunisations and helps keep that protection strong into adulthood.

Who Should Have the Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Polio Vaccine?

You may need the DTP vaccination if you:

Children usually receive this vaccine at school in Year 9, but adults can still have it later if they missed it or need a booster.

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What to Expect
at Your Appointment

DTP Vaccination at Periville Pharmacy

Who Cannot Have the DTP Vaccine?

Most people who need the vaccine can have it safely, including those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. You should not have the vaccine if:
If you’re unwell with a fever, it’s best to wait until you feel better before vaccination.

Side Effects of the DTP Vaccination

Most side effects of the DTP vaccine are mild and short-lived, such as:
Serious reactions are very rare. The vaccine used in the UK does not contain live bacteria or viruses, so it cannot cause tetanus, diphtheria, or polio.

Why Choose Periville Pharmacy?

Book Your DTP Vaccination Today

If you think you may need a DTP vaccine or want reassurance before travel or after an injury, our team is here to help. Visit us at any of our Periville Pharmacy branches or book an appointment today.

FAQs

Yes. It’s the same Td/IPV vaccine given in school, and adults can still have it later if needed.
Most people only need boosters at certain points. A pharmacist can check if you’re due one.
Yes. It’s often recommended for travel if your last dose was over 10 years ago.
Yes. It can usually be given at the same time as other routine vaccines.
Yes. Some people may need it for travel or work and may be vaccinated privately.

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