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Hepatitis A (HAV)

Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver infection caused by the Hepatitis A virus. Unlike Hepatitis B, hepatitis A is primarily spread through the ingestion of contaminated food or water or through sexual contact with an infectious person.

At Inocul8, we provide the Hepatitis A vaccine as a critical shield for children and adults, ensuring that your lifestyle and travels remain safe from this sudden liver threat.

What are you protecting against? The Hepatitis A vaccine primes your body to defend against the virus before it can attack your liver:

Contaminated Food & Water: Protects you from outbreaks often linked to improperly handled food, raw shellfish, or contaminated water sources.

Acute Liver Inflammation: Prevents symptoms like intense fatigue, jaundice (yellowing of the eyes/skin), nausea, and abdominal pain that can last for several weeks.

Community Spread: Reduces the risk of spreading the virus within households, schools, or to others if you work in the food or healthcare industry.

Travel Safety: Essential for those traveling to areas where Hepatitis A is common and sanitation may be a concern. Also, for people who already have hepatitis B infection to prevent more stress on the liver.

Catch-Up Basic – ₦5,000

Hepatitis A (HAV) Test Why start here

  • Know your Hepatitis A status
  • Helps guide the right next step
  • Quick and confidential How it’s done
  • Blood test Best first step if you’re unsure of your status

Catch-Up Standard – ₦78,600

Hepatitis A (HAV) Vaccination What it protects against

  • Liver inflammation caused by Hepatitis A
  • Severe illness that may require hospital care
  • Lost workdays and long recovery Dose schedule
  • 2 doses ○ Dose 1: Today ○ Dose 2: After 6 months Route
  • Injection (shot in the arm)

Best for long-term liver protection

Catch-Up Premium – ₦91,725

Hepatitis A + Hepatitis B Vaccination Double liver protection

  • Hepatitis A: Prevents food- and contact-related liver infection
  • Hepatitis B: Prevents chronic liver disease and liver cancer Dose schedule
  • Hepatitis A: 2 doses
  • Hepatitis B: 3 doses over 6 months Route
  • Injection Best for sexually active adults who want complete liver protection

Ready to protect what matters most?

Book a vaccination or a free consultation today — at your home, office, or an access point near you.