Chickenpox vaccination is absent from the NHS vaccination schedule that doesn’t mean it is needed by nobody. NHS acknowledges the need for Chickenpox vaccination and so offers it to individuals who are likely to get close to people particularly vulnerable to chickenpox. For example, cancer patients having chemotherapy are very vulnerable to chickenpox contraction and hence people in close proximity to them need chickenpox vaccination. Stifford pharmacy’s Chickenpox Vaccination Service is a purely non-NHS service for adults and kids aged between one and 65 years. A full vaccination course consists of two injections given six weeks apart. If you, or your kid, have had an initial dose of a chickenpox vaccine from somewhere other than Stifford, you can still get your second dose at Stifford. Point to be noted here is that this vaccine in needed by people expected to come in contact with those vulnerable to chickenpox.