Coronavirus vaccines protect your family from the highly contagious COVID-19 virus and its potentially serious symptoms.
Astra Zeneca vaccines are available at all Growlife Medical clinics in Brisbane. Pfizer vaccines are now available in at our Highgate Hill clinic, and are expected to be available at other clinics by late September 2021.
There is no cost to you for receiving the Coronavirus vaccine at Growlife Medical, with the consultation bulk billed to Medicare. The Coronavirus vaccine rollout is strictly managed by the Australian Federal government.
All doctors who choose to consult at Growlife Medical are very comfortable that the COVID-19 vaccination is much safer than contracting the COVID-19 virus.
Please contact Growlife Medical if you have any questions about booking your Coronavirus vaccine shots.
Doctors who choose to consult at Growlife Medical have no hesitation in recommending you are immunised against Coronavirus assuming:
Trials have shown the Pfizer vaccine is safe for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
Growlife Medical is happy to help you plan the best course of action. For more information see our guide to Coranavirus vaccine in Brisbane.
The Pfizer vaccine has been approved for Australians 12 years and older. Advice has changed for Astra Zeneca vaccine. There are logistical and medical factors that impact your personal situation. Consult your Grow Medical GP for a recommendation on which COVID-19 vaccination suits you best.
Side effects of COVID-19 vaccinations are usually mild and may include tenderness, swelling and/or redness at the injection site, headache, muscle ache, tiredness and fever. Some may experience swollen glands, and occasional allergic reactions are possible. Rarely, a severe blood clotting condition can occur.
Growlife Medical is providing Coronavirus immunisations as we receive supply from the Federal Government. Coronavirus vaccinations are available at our Highgate Hill, Sherwood and Oxley clinics. Book your Coronavirus Vaccination Online Now
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