Updated Pfizer Covid vaccine for the 2026/27 season
We offer the latest Pfizer Comirnaty XFG Covid vaccine, updated for the 2026/27 season to target the currently circulating XFG (“Stratus”) variant and its close relatives.
Fleet Street Clinic was one of the first UK medical practices to offer Covid-19 vaccinations privately and we continue to provide the latest updated vaccines alongside our winter flu vaccination programme.
Coronavirus infection remains a hazard, and many people continue to seek protection. Vaccination can be especially important for those keen to avoid illness while abroad, people in key occupations and anyone in close contact with vulnerable friends or relatives.
PRIVATE COVID VACCINATION CAN BE IMPORTANT FOR:
Travel
- Respiratory infections are more common when travelling, and Covid is no exception.
- People who become unwell while abroad may have less access to diagnosis, medical care and treatment, making prevention particularly important.
Family
- Many of us have elderly or vulnerable family members and friends but are not eligible for an NHS vaccination ourselves. Private vaccination can help us protect both ourselves and those around us.
Work
- If you work in close contact with the public or in healthcare, you may be more likely to become infected and pass the infection to others.
- If you work in a critical role or close-knit team, protecting your health can also help protect those who rely on you.
Medical
- Some people have missed out on vaccination because of anxiety about side effects, a fear of needles or concerns relating to pre-existing medical conditions.
Is your vaccine the same as the one used by the NHS Covid vaccination programme?
We use the most up-to-date Pfizer Covid vaccine.
Our vaccine is Pfizer Comirnaty XFG, the updated vaccine for the 2026/27 season. It targets the currently circulating XFG (“Stratus”) variant and its close relatives.
We are sometimes able to offer updated vaccines before they become available through the NHS, particularly when the NHS is still working through existing vaccine supplies.
Can I get the flu and Covid-19 vaccines at the same time
Yes, you can receive your flu and Covid-19 vaccines at the same appointment.
The vaccines are given as separate injections, usually in different arms. Having both vaccines at the same appointment can be a convenient way to ensure you are protected against both viruses ahead of flu season and any potential Covid-19 surges.
Flu vaccine availability varies by vaccine type. Please check our private flu vaccination page for the latest availability information.
Find out more about our other services for respiratory infections:
Do you provide workplace Covid vaccinations?
Yes, we can provide Covid vaccinations in the workplace or at home for families and groups.
Please submit the enquiry form with your company details and the number of vaccinations required.
There is a comments section where you can provide additional information, including your location and whether you would like to offer any other services on the same day.
Our team will get back to you promptly, usually on the same day, with further information and costs.
What other Covid services do you provide?
We offer rapid PCR testing for Covid and other respiratory viruses.
We provide scalable Covid PCR testing for individuals and groups through our own quality-assured laboratory.
We also offer a PCR respiratory panel screening test that can detect 23 different causes of respiratory infection. Results are available in approximately one hour, helping to support rapid diagnosis and treatment.
Are your staff experienced in giving Covid vaccinations?
Yes.
All our nurses and doctors are skilled and experienced vaccinators and have participated in the NHS Covid vaccination programme.
FAQs
In some cases, we can provide antiviral medication for treatment. Please contact us for more information and an individual clinical assessment.
No. It is not too late to have a Covid-19 vaccine, even if you have not received any previous vaccinations.
Unvaccinated individuals can receive a single dose of the latest Covid-19 vaccine to help provide protection. Our clinical team will assess your suitability during your appointment.
Covid-19 has different variants, which means vaccines are updated to provide protection against the latest circulating strains.
Immunity can also fade over time, and earlier vaccines may not provide good protection against newer variants. A booster dose of the updated vaccine can help ensure you have the best available protection against the currently circulating strain.
The private Covid-19 vaccine is licensed for individuals aged 12 and over.
The vaccine is suitable for most people, and it is rare for it to be unsuitable. Our experienced medical team will assess your suitability during your appointment.
Yes. Covid vaccination is considered safe during pregnancy. Contracting Covid-19 during pregnancy can lead to complications for both mother and baby, so vaccination may be advised during all stages of pregnancy.
Our clinical team can discuss your individual circumstances with you before vaccination.
Yes. The Covid vaccine can be given while breastfeeding.
If you are suffering from an acute illness with a fever, we advise postponing your vaccination until you have recovered.
A mild illness should not usually prevent you from receiving the vaccine, but our clinical team will assess you before vaccination.
We will always try to accommodate requests for vaccination, but we recommend booking an appointment in advance.
The NHS offers free seasonal Covid-19 vaccinations to certain eligible groups.
Our service is separate from the NHS and provides Covid vaccination privately for those who are not eligible or who prefer to arrange their vaccination privately.
Yes. If you do not meet the criteria for NHS vaccination, or would prefer to arrange your vaccination independently, you can receive a Covid-19 vaccine privately at Fleet Street Clinic.
Interested in booking Workplace Covid Vaccinations?
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