Had mine done a few weeks ago. Doctors surgery wonderfully organised just like last year.

Appointment was on a Saturday at 11.40. Got there, walked into reception to be greeted by someone with a clip board and asked me my name. She ticked me off the list and was just about to tell me to take a seat when a nurse appeared and I was told to go straight in. Someone sat at the computer taking my name and date of birth whilst I was getting my arm ready. Honestly didn't feel a thing, commented to them on how organised they were again to be told that someone had complained earlier saying it was a shamble. She told me that if everyone turned up like they should of they would of seen 880 patients that morning.

I told her the man should of gone to my mother in laws GP for his if he thought that it was bad there. I once went in there for something for her and it was standing room only the place was packed to the door, I had to fight my way to the reception desk. I asked what was going on and it was a turn up and wait session for the flu jab.

I really must give my GP's 10 out of 10. Must add......no side effects at all.

Paula

i always have mine done with the Nurse on my monthly blood tests, save's me booking into the Flu Clinic.

I also had the Pneumonia jab in August, the Consultant and my GP both recommended it.

was fine after both of them, but was releived when they were done.

Suzanne