Hepatitis A Vaccination Lagos: Price + Locations

Where can I get the hepatitis A vaccination in Lagos?

The hepatitis A vaccination is currently available for adults through private healthcare providers in Lagos State, such as Inocul8. As of September 2026, the vaccine costs ₦58,000 per dose for an adult at Inocul8. This article explains where to get the vaccine, how much a dose costs, who can receive it, and how to book an appointment.

Key Definition

Hepatitis A is a contagious liver infection, and the vaccine provides long-term protection against the virus.

Where can I get the vaccine?

• Hepatitis A vaccination is not included in Nigeria's routine childhood immunization program and is generally unavailable at government primary healthcare centers (PHCs).

• Babies, children, and adults in Lagos can access the vaccine through private providers like Inocul8.

• Inocul8 provides hepatitis A vaccination services across selected locations in Lagos. Confirm your preferred appointment location when booking. You can visit any of the following access points:

Lagos Island & Lekki Axis:

• Lekki Phase 1

• Victoria Island (VI)

• Ikoyi & Banana Island

• Ikota & Chevron

• Ajah & Sangotedo

• Ibeju-Lekki

Lagos Mainland & Environs:

• Ikeja

• Surulere

• Magodo

• Festac Town

• Ago Palace Way

• Ikorodu

How much does a dose of the vaccine cost?

Hepatitis A vaccination prices at Inocul8 Clinics and access points across Lagos vary based on the patient's age.

Current Pricing (As of September 2026):

• Adults: ₦58,000 per dose

• Babies & children: ₦39,300 per dose

Note: Prices and availability are subject to change. Please confirm the current cost when booking your appointment.

Who Can Receive the Hepatitis A Vaccine?

• General Eligibility: The vaccine is safely administered to children (starting at 12 months of age), adolescents, and adults who lack prior immunity to the virus.

• High-Priority Groups: We highly recommend the vaccination for individuals living with chronic Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or other underlying liver conditions, as they are at a higher risk for severe complications from a Hepatitis A infection.

How do I book an appointment to get the vaccine?

Booking your appointment at Inocul8 takes just a few steps:

1. Book Online: Visit the Inocul8 Booking Portal to select your nearest location, preferred date, and convenient time slot.

2. Call or WhatsApp: Reach our care team directly at +2347063736485 or WhatsApp for inquiries and instant scheduling.

3. Email Support: Send your booking request to clinic@inocul8.com.ng

Summary Table

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How many doses of the vaccine do I need?

The number of hepatitis A vaccine doses depends on the vaccine product, your age, and your previous vaccination history. A commonly used hepatitis A vaccination schedule consists of two doses given at:

• Dose 1: The day you start vaccination

• Dose 2: Approximately 6 months after the first dose

Your healthcare provider can confirm the appropriate vaccination schedule for you.

What are the common side effects?

Common side effects of the hepatitis A vaccine may include:

• Mild pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site

• Mild fever

• Headache

• Tiredness

• Feeling unwell

• Decreased appetite

Most mild side effects resolve on their own. Contact a healthcare professional if you experience severe, persistent, or concerning symptoms.

Who should not receive the hepatitis A vaccine?

You should not receive another dose of the hepatitis A vaccine without medical assessment if you have previously experienced a severe allergic reaction to a previous dose or a vaccine component. The hepatitis A vaccine prevents infection but does not treat an existing acute hepatitis A infection.

Can travelers take the vaccine?

Yes. International travelers without evidence of immunity may be among those for whom hepatitis A vaccination is recommended or considered, depending on their circumstances.