How much does hep a cost?

How much does hep a cost?

Adult Vaccine Price List

Is Hep A vaccine necessary Singapore?

It is recommended in individuals (who are at least age 12 months old) travelling to or living in developing countries where Hepatitis A is widespread. For others who are at higher risk of contracting Hepatitis A and wish to protect themselves, consult your doctor for advice.

Do you have to pay for hepatitis vaccine?

Hepatitis B vaccine on the NHS Hospitals, GP surgeries and sexual health or GUM clinics usually provide the hepatitis B vaccination free of charge for anyone at risk of infection.

How much does HBV vaccine cost?

For patients not covered by insurance, the total cost of a Hepatitis B vaccination sometimes includes a consultation fee, and usually includes shot administration fees and the cost of the three required doses of the vaccine for a total of about $120 to $370 or more.

Is hepatitis A vaccine expensive?

Hepatitis A — approximately $65.00 per dose. Human Papillomavirus (HPV/Gardasil) — approximately $200.00 per dose.

Where do you get hepatitis A vaccine?

Where can I get the hepatitis A vaccine? Speak with your health-care provider or call your local public health department, where free or low-cost vaccines for adults may be offered. For children, check the Vaccines for Children Program.

Can I use MediSave for hepatitis A vaccine?

You can use MediSave to pay for vaccinations under the National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS) that protect you against infectious diseases.

Is hepatitis A Common in Singapore?

In Singapore, the majority of reported Hepatitis A cases were from consuming contaminated food such as raw or partially cooked cockles. From 1989 to 2009, a total of 2 955 cases of acute Hepatitis A were reported. Overall, 36% were classified as imported (acquired abroad). The rate was highest between ages 25 to 34.

How long does a hepatitis A vaccine last?

How long does hepatitis A vaccine protect you? Estimates for long-term protection for fully vac- cinated people (i.e., full two-dose series) suggest that protection from hepatitis A virus infection could last for at least 25 years in adults and at least 14–20 years in children.

Is there a vaccine for hepatitis A?

There are two types of hepatitis A vaccine. The first type, the single-dose hepatitis A vaccine, is given as two shots, 6 months apart, and both shots are needed for long-term protection against hepatitis A. The other type is a combination vaccine that protects people against both hepatitis A and hepatitis B.

Do I need a hepatitis A vaccine?

All unvaccinated people, along with those who have never had hepatitis A, should be vaccinated before traveling to countries where hepatitis A is common. Travelers to urban areas, resorts, and luxury hotels in countries where hepatitis A is common are still at risk.