Protect Yourself from Malaria when Travelling
Traveling abroad should be exciting – not stressful. Malaria is a serious risk in many destinations, and not being properly protected can put your health, and your trip, in jeopardy.
- Clinically proven medications to prevent malaria
- Protection for a wide range of travel destinations
- UK-qualified prescribers you can trust
- Discreet, fast delivery to your door

No Referrals Needed
Access treatments without GP visits or long waiting times.

Discreet Consultations
Secure online assessments with UK-licensed clinicians.

Fast Delivery
Medications delivered to your door, in unbranded packaging.
Malaria Protection in Three Steps
( 01 )
Complete a Quick Online Consultation
Fill out a confidential medical form detailing your travel plans and health history.
( 02 )
Get Reviewed by a Clinician
A UK-registered clinician reviews your responses and recommends the most suitable prophylaxis via Zoom call.
( 03 )
Receive Discreet Delivery
Your prescription is delivered securely in unbranded packaging, with guidance on how to take it safely before, during, and after travel.
Why Choose Prescribe Pal® for Malaria Protection?
- Medications prescribed by UK-registered clinicians, effective against malaria.
- Treatment recommendations based on your destination and personal health.
- Online consultation and discreet delivery straight to your door.
- Advice on dosage schedules, side effects, and travel safety.
Our Malaria Prophylaxis Treatments

Doxycycline
Daily oral antibiotic providing effective malaria prevention, especially for short-term or seasonal travel.

Atovaquone + Proguanil
Daily oral medication effective against most malaria strains.

Malarone
Trusted branded version for convenient daily malaria protection.

Mefloquine
Weekly oral medication suitable for longer-term travel, with some side effects to discuss with your clinician.

Lariam
The branded form of mefloquine, providing weekly protection for high-risk areas.
Frequently Asked Questions About Malaria
Which malaria medication is best for me?
Your clinician will recommend the most suitable option based on your destination, travel duration, medical history, and potential side effects.
When should I start taking malaria prophylaxis?
Most medications need to be started 1–2 weeks before travel, continued during your trip, and for a period after leaving the area—your clinician will advise specific timing.
Are malaria medications safe?
Yes, when prescribed by UK-registered clinicians, these medications are safe and effective. Your clinician will review your health history to ensure suitability.
Can I take malaria prophylaxis with other medications?
Some interactions are possible. Your clinician will review your current medications to ensure safety.
What happens if I miss a dose?
Missing a dose can reduce protection. Your clinician will advise on what to do if a dose is missed to maintain effective prophylaxis.
Can malaria prophylaxis prevent all types of malaria?
Malaria medications significantly reduce your risk, but no treatment offers 100% protection. It’s still important to take additional precautions, such as using mosquito repellents, sleeping under nets, and avoiding mosquito-prone areas when possible.

