Shingles vaccine for people aged 70-79

Advice and Information - 6 September 2022

Everyone aged between 70 and 79 years is eligible for the shingles vaccine. To protect yourself against this painful condition, don't hesitate to contact your GP if you are in this age group and have not yet received the shingles vaccination.
Shingles Vaccination for ages 70-79

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