Getting vaccinated
The best way to help protect against whooping cough is to get vaccinated. If you need help finding a vaccine provider, click here.
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about Tdap vaccination
Be sure to discuss the whooping cough vaccine with a trusted healthcare professional.
Questions to ask your vaccine provider
- Should I get a Tdap vaccine today?
- Are there any side effects to a Tdap vaccine that I should be aware of?
- What is the appropriate vaccination schedule for me based on my age and history?
- Is there anything I should do to prepare for the vaccine?
- Who else in my family should be vaccinated?
- Where can I access a copy of my vaccination records?
Where can I get vaccinated with Tdap?
We can answer this one—use the Vaccine Locator tool below to find a convenient doctor’s office or pharmacy where you can get vaccinated. It might be available in your doctor’s office or at your local pharmacy.
Use EasyVax scheduler to find a pharmacy appointment near you
USE OF THIS TOOL
Use of this tool is governed by its Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Inclusion of a pharmacy in this tool is not and does not imply a referral, an endorsement, or a recommendation by GSK. Pharmacies included in this tool have not endorsed GSK or any of its products. Participation by pharmacies in payer networks may vary. You should verify a pharmacy’s participation/acceptance of your health insurance.
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Get vaccinated
Whooping cough can affect you, your whole family, and people around you.
The vaccine against whooping cough, for pre-teens, teens, and adults, also helps protect against two other diseases—tetanus and diphtheria. It is recommended that adults receive a booster dose of Td or Tdap every 10 years.
