Generic Malarone for malaria prevention
Plan protection around your itinerary with atovaquone/proguanil tablets. Our prescriber checks your destination, travel dates, health and medicines before deciding whether this option is suitable.
How many tablets will you need?
The usual adult prevention schedule is one tablet daily, starting one or two days before entering the malaria-risk area, throughout the stay and for seven days after leaving. Take with food or a milky drink.
Each pack contains 12 tablets. You may need more than one pack; the required quantity depends on your complete itinerary and prescribed start date. Include your time in the risk area and the days before and after it when discussing your supply.
Travelling soon?
Submit your assessment as early as possible and include your departure date. A short lead-in schedule does not guarantee assessment, approval or delivery before you leave. Contact the pharmacy if timing is tight.
Compare your options
Doxycycline has a different schedule, including four weeks of doses after leaving the risk area. Our prescriber can help you choose from the malaria prevention options.
No antimalarial offers complete protection. Use mosquito-bite precautions, and seek urgent medical advice for fever during or after travel, mentioning your itinerary.
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