Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) Vaccine (Pedia)
The MMR vaccine protects against three highly contagious viral diseases: Measles, Mumps, and Rubella. This combination vaccine provides effective immunity against these potentially serious illnesses in a single formulation.
The vaccine is administered in 2 doses:
- First dose: Given at 12-15 months of age
- Second dose: Given at 4-6 years of age
Protection begins developing within 10-14 days after vaccination, with full immunity typically established after the complete series.
You can book your MMR vaccine (Single dose and your follow ups) directly through Hati Health to reserve your shot.
Important: For the best experience, we require advance booking – no walk-ins accepted. Current rates are exclusively for reserved appointments.
Schedule your child's vaccine through Hati Health's booking platform today!
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1. To ensure the best service and vaccine availability, prior booking is required – no walk-ins accepted. Current rates are exclusively for reserved appointments. You may visit your selected branch one business day after your purchase date, upon receipt of your booking confirmation.
Note: Orders placed after 4:00 PM will be processed on the next business day (e.g., For an order placed on Monday 5:00 PM, you may visit your selected clinic as early as Wednesday morning)
2. Upon arrival, you may be asked to fill out a form provided by the clinic or laboratory. Please bring at least one valid ID.
3. When claiming your service, inform the clinic or laboratory staff that you are “endorsed by Hati Health” and provide the full name you used in your purchase.
4. Additional information will be provided to you after purchasing this service
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