Babies and young children are at highest risk. Bexsero can be given from 2 months of age.
NHS & PRIVATE VACCINATION
Meningitis B Vaccination in Denton, Manchester
Protect against meningitis B in Denton, Manchester with Bexsero, the only licensed UK MenB vaccine. Some students and teenagers qualify for the vaccination free on the NHS — check the criteria below before booking. If you are not eligible, you can book privately with us.
Free on NHS if Eligible
Bexsero Vaccine
No GP Referral Needed
1
single dose
Bexsero Vaccine
NHS
Free
if eligible
Private
£125
per dose
- Free on the NHS for eligible students & teens
- Private option for all ages, from 2 months
- Suitability check & advice included
NHS OR PRIVATE
Two ways to get the MenB vaccine
Check whether you qualify for the free NHS vaccination before booking privately
NHS — FREE
Free NHS MenB vaccination
You must be eligible. The NHS service is available if you are:
- Born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008; or
- Born on or after 21 July 2001 and starting undergraduate higher education in autumn 2026; or
- Born on or after 21 July 2001 and entering eligible further education for the first time in autumn 2026 while living in college accommodation or halls of residence.
International students and students from Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are included. You may need evidence of your university or college offer.
Already vaccinated? You are not eligible under this offer if you completed a qualifying MenB vaccination course within the last 5 years.
Book through the NHS website
All NHS MenB appointments must be arranged through the NHS website. Please do not use our private booking calendar for an NHS appointment.
PRIVATE
Private MenB vaccination
£125
per dose
Open to everyone. Book with us if you don't meet the NHS criteria above, or you'd simply rather be seen here:
- Babies from 2 months, children, teenagers and adults
- Anyone who missed their NHS doses, or was vaccinated over 5 years ago
- Bexsero vaccine, administration and a suitability check included
The number of doses needed depends on age — our pharmacist will confirm the right schedule for you or your child.
Book privately with us
WHY VACCINATE
The Meningitis B Vaccine
Protection against a rare but very serious infection
Denton Pharmacy
Private Vaccination Clinic
Acts Fast — So Should You
Bexsero — Cover Against MenB
Meningitis B is a bacterial infection that can cause meningitis and blood poisoning (septicaemia). It can develop within hours and be life-threatening, and survivors can be left with lasting effects. The Bexsero vaccine protects against meningococcal group B, the most common cause of bacterial meningitis in the UK.
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From 2 Months Old
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Teens & Students Too
There's a second peak in older teenagers and students, who may also want protection.
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Single Dose for Most
Given as one injection into the upper arm for adults and older children. Babies follow a different schedule — our pharmacist will advise.
KNOW THE FACTS
What is Meningitis B?
A serious infection that can move quickly
Bacterial Infection
Meningitis B is caused by meningococcal group B bacteria, which can inflame the lining of the brain and cause blood poisoning.
Develops Quickly
Symptoms can appear and worsen within hours. Early treatment is vital, which is why prevention matters.
Highest Risk: Under-5s & Teens
Most common in children under 5, with a second peak in teenagers and young adults aged 15–24, especially students.
Serious Outcomes
It can be life-threatening, and some survivors are left with hearing loss, scarring or other long-term effects.
KNOW THE SIGNS
A Rash That Doesn't Fade
Warning signs include fever, a severe headache, a stiff neck, dislike of bright light and a rash that does not fade when pressed with a glass. In babies, look for a high-pitched cry, floppiness or refusing feeds. If you suspect meningitis, seek urgent medical help — vaccination is the best prevention.
WHO IS IT FOR
Should you get vaccinated?
Recommended across all ages, with two peaks of risk
Recommended For
Babies & Young Children
The highest-risk group. A good choice for infants and children, including those who missed NHS doses.
- Babies from 2 months
- Young children
- Those who missed NHS doses
Especially Useful
Teens, Students & Adults
A second peak of risk hits older teenagers and students. Worth considering for anyone wanting cover.
- Teenagers & sixth formers
- University students
- Adults wanting protection
TRANSPARENT PRICING
Meningitis B Vaccination Pricing
Private pricing per dose — no hidden extras. If you meet the NHS criteria, the vaccination is free.
Bexsero
Bexsero Vaccine
£125
per dose
- Bexsero vaccine
- Administration by our pharmacist
- Suitability check & advice
- Suitable from 2 months of age
This is our private price per dose. Eligible students and teenagers can get the MenB vaccination free on the NHS — see the NHS criteria above. The number of doses needed depends on age, so our pharmacist will confirm the right schedule for you or your child.
WHAT TO EXPECT
What to expect at your appointment
A simple, friendly visit to our Denton clinic
Quick Check
We confirm suitability and the right schedule for your age before we start.
The Injection
Given in the thigh for babies, or the upper arm for older children and adults.
Follow-Up Doses
If more than one dose is needed, we'll book the follow-up at the right interval.
Fever in Babies
A short-lived fever is common in babies after Bexsero — we'll explain how to manage it.
From 2 Months
Suitable for babies from 2 months and for children, teens and adults.
Private Service
For those outside NHS eligibility, or who want it sooner — no referral needed.
MENINGITIS B FAQs
Common Questions
For adults and older children it's usually a single dose. Babies need more doses on a set schedule — our pharmacist will confirm what's right for you at your appointment.
The Bexsero vaccine can be given from 2 months of age, and there's no upper age limit, so older children, teenagers and adults can have it too.
No. Bexsero protects against meningococcal group B. MenACWY protects against four different groups (A, C, W and Y). Many people choose to have both for broader cover.
Usually mild — a sore leg or arm, and a short-lived fever which is common in babies. Serious reactions are very rare.
Fever, severe headache, stiff neck, dislike of bright light, and a rash that doesn't fade under a glass. In babies, a high-pitched cry, floppiness or refusing feeds. Seek urgent medical help if you're worried.
Book Your Meningitis B Vaccination
Choose a time that suits you at our Denton clinic
Same Day Appointments
Babies to Adults
No Referral Needed
Protect against meningitis B
Book your meningitis B vaccination with our friendly team in Denton today. Quick, convenient and professional.