Vaccinations

About Vaccination

Comprehensive immunization services to protect individuals and families from preventable diseases.

What is RSV?

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common, highly contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms. In older adults and adults living with certain underlying conditions, RSV can cause severe infections.1-4

Even the best-laid plans could be cut short by RSV. While you may not have heard of it yet, RSV is not a new virus and may be more of a health concern than you think—even if you’re healthy.2-4

People of all ages can get RSV. But if you’re aged 60 or over, RSV infection can be severe

What Is Vaccination Service

Our vaccination services include a wide range of immunizations for children, adults, and travelers. Vaccines are administered by trained professionals to ensure safety and efficacy, safeguarding against serious illnesses.

No Vaccine Manufacturer Administration Method Age Range Price
1
HPV 9-Valent Vaccine (GARDASIL9)
MSD (USA)

Under 15: 2 doses or 3 doses.
15+: 3 doses.
Administered at 0, 2, and 6 months.

9-45 yrs
$230
2
Shingles Vaccine (SHINGRIX)
GSK
50+: 2 doses, 2-6 months apart.
50+ yrs
$369
3
Pneumococcal 15-Valent Vaccine (VAXNEUVANCE)
MSD (USA)
Under 2: 3-4 doses. 18+: 1 dose.
No limit
$238
4
Hepatitis B Vaccine (Engerix-B)
GSK
3 doses. Administered at 0, 2, and 6 months.
No limit
$50
5
Hepatitis A & B Combined Vaccine (Twinrix)
GSK
3 doses. Administered at 0, 2, and 6 months.
No limit
$128
6
Hepatitis A Vaccine (AVAXIM)
Sanofi Pasteur
2 doses, 6 months apart.
No limit
$120
7
Influenza Vaccine
GSK
1 dose.
No limit
$55
8
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) Vaccine
GSK
1 dose
No limit
$320

Importance of Vaccinations

Disease Prevention

Protects against infectious diseases like influenza, hepatitis, and more.

Reduces the risk of outbreaks and severe complications.

Herd Immunity

Contributes to community health by reducing disease spread.

Protects vulnerable populations unable to receive vaccines.

Travel Preparedness

Ensures compliance with destination-specific vaccine requirements.

Safeguards health while traveling abroad.

Why It Matters

  • Prevents Illness: Vaccines are critical in reducing morbidity and mortality.

  • Encourages Public Health: Promotes a healthier community through widespread immunization.

  • Supports Global Travel: Ensures safety for international travelers.

Navigating the Flu Season with Vaccination in Singapore

Flu seasons can bring waves of illness affecting individuals of all ages. Vaccination offers a robust line of defense, minimizing the risk of infection and complications. With Singapore’s interconnected global community, flu vaccination ensures better public health outcomes.

The Flu Landscape in Singapore

In Singapore, flu strains vary annually, making vaccination an essential preventive measure. The government and health authorities actively promote flu vaccinations, especially for vulnerable populations.

Why Opt for Flu Vaccination?

Protect Against Severe Illness

Reduces the severity of flu symptoms and prevents complications like pneumonia.

Support Community Immunity

Protects at-risk individuals by reducing virus transmission.

Reduce Healthcare Burden

Keeps hospitalization rates low during peak flu seasons.

When to Vaccinate

Flu vaccination is most effective before the start of flu season, typically from April to August in Singapore. Annual vaccination is recommended to account for evolving flu strains.

Target Groups for Flu Vaccination:

  1. Children and the Elderly: Most vulnerable to severe complications.

  2. Pregnant Women: Provides immunity to both mother and unborn child.

  3. Individuals with Chronic Conditions: Protects those with diabetes, asthma, or heart disease.

  4. Healthcare Workers: Reduces the risk of spreading flu to patients.

Real-World Impact of Flu Vaccination

Flu vaccination campaigns have consistently reduced the burden of flu outbreaks, lowering hospital admissions and saving lives globally. In Singapore, proactive vaccination drives have minimized flu-related disruptions in schools and workplaces.

Best Practices for Flu Prevention

Get vaccinated annually.

Maintain good hygiene: frequent handwashing and covering coughs.

Avoid close contact with sick individuals.

Navigating Common Concerns

“The flu vaccine causes the flu.”

Myth: Flu vaccines are made from inactive viruses, which cannot cause illness.

“I don’t need a flu shot if I’m healthy.”

Fact: Healthy individuals can still contract and spread the flu.

“Vaccines aren’t effective.”

Fact: Flu vaccines reduce flu-related hospitalizations by over 40%.

A Proactive Health Choice

Choosing to vaccinate against the flu is a proactive step towards safeguarding your health and that of your loved ones. It’s a simple measure with significant benefits.

Choosing the Right Service

OGL Medical provides personalized vaccination plans based on age, health history, and travel requirements. Consult with our experts to determine your needs.

Benefits of the Service

Reduces risk of serious illnesses.

Provides peace of mind for families and travelers.

Contributes to overall public health efforts.

Vaccinations FAQs

Are vaccines safe?

Yes, all vaccines are rigorously tested for safety and efficacy.

Flu, hepatitis, HPV, travel vaccines, and more.

Side effects are usually mild, such as soreness or fever.

It depends on the vaccine; consult our professionals for advice.

Walk-ins are accepted, but appointments are recommended.