COVID Vaccination Centre @ RxDx Healthcare
Vaccination for Children | Precautionary Dose for Adults
Covishield and Covaxin are available with multiple doses in each vial. As per Government Guidelines, we must open these vials only after 10 beneficiaries have been confirmed for one particular slot, to curb any potential vaccine wastage.
- COVAXIN (for 15+) is out of stock
- COVISHIELD (for 18+) is out of stock
- COVOVAX (for 12+) is out of stock
COVID 3rd dose / Precaution dose / Booster dose
Attention:
All adults can receive the Precaution dose for COVID Vaccination now. This is applicable for private vaccination centres.
Eligibility Criteria:
a. Age above 18 years
b. Completed 9 months after receiving the 2nd dose of a covid vaccine
c. Completed 3 months after receiving the 2nd dose of a covid vaccine and looking for 3rd dose for travel purpose
Travelling abroad?
You can get your booster dose after 3 months of receiving the second dose. No travel proof required.
Book your third dose at RxDx.
COVOVAX Vaccination at RxDx
Age group eligible for this vaccine: 12 years & above
Second Dose: 21 days
Cost: ₹ 386.25
Request for COVID Vaccine Availability Alert
TAT Attention!
Response Time to FORMs:
Within 6 hours on best effort basis
NOTE
If your inquiry is urgent, please call +91 901 409 1111.
You may also reach us through WhatsApp Chat between
8 am – 8 pm at +91 90199 61402 or email us on info@rxdx.in
Coronavirus Omicron variant
New SARS-Cov-2 strains have surfaced in India. While the case counts are relatively low, experts suggest we take necessary precautions to protect ourselves from complications.
Omicron sub-variant BF.7
Characteristics
- Sub-lineage of the omicron variant ba.5
- Highly transmissible
- Shorter incubation period
- Higher capacity to cause re-infection
- Can even infect vaccinated individuals
Symptoms
- Similar to upper respiratory infection
- Commonly fever, sore throat, runny nose, and cough
- May present stomach-related issues, including diarrhoea and vomiting
Early detection is crucial for this variant. It may not lead to severe complications, but the spread may be faster.
Precautions
RxDx reminds you to maintain COVID-appropriate behaviour once again as Christmas and New Year celebrations approach.
Stay safe and healthy. Happy Holidays!
What’s unique about COVID vaccination at RxDx?
- Shots are administered by trained vaccinators
- Doctors are available for pre-and-post vaccination consultations, if needed
- Exclusive areas have been created for smooth, seamless and quick turnaround
- Support is available for verification and on-the-spot registration
- Support is available for downloading the vaccination certificates
- Trained staff available for Vaccination counselling on the floor
- Our own cold chain logistics are maintained across all branches

RxDx has been rated high by beneficiaries who received their shots since beginning of inoculation in Bengaluru. Here are a few expression from the testimonials:
- “Kind treatment”
- “Smooth and Seamless”
- “Didn’t even feel the jab”
- “Quick”
- “Helpful Staff”
- “Feel honoured by your services”
- “Efficient staff”
- “Cleared doubts”
- “Nurse was very nice”
Second and Third Dose Schedule
According to the latest GOI guidelines, the vaccination schedule for these vaccines in India are:
COVAXIN 2nd dose: 4 – 6 weeks (28 – 48 days) | COVISHIELD: 12 – 16 weeks (84 – 112 days) | COVOVAX: 21 DAYS
Third dose can be taken after 26 weeks / 6 months from the 2nd dose.
Travellers can take their 3rd dose 12 weeks / 3 months after the 2nd dose.
Vaccination is subject to stock availability.
Opting for Vaccination at RxDx
COWIN Portal
If you are registering on the portal from your browser, visit www.cowin.gov.in
- You will be asked to enter Pin code (check RxDx branch pin codes
- Click search to look for Vaccination Centres near you
- Select pincode of the RxDx branch nearest to you (check table on the right)
Aarogya Setu Portal: If you wish to book vaccination through the Aarogya Setu app
- Continue as described for www.cowin.gov.in
For Whitefield Branch, type 560066 and press enter | Scroll down the Centre Name window to select and click on RxDx Whitefield S1 P3 |
For Siddapura branch, type 560066 and press enter | Scroll down the Centre Name window to select and click on RxDx Siddapura P3 |
For Kadugodi branch, type 560067 and press enter | Scroll down the Centre Name window to select and click on RxDx Kadugodi P3 |
For Malleswaram branch, type 560003 and press enter | Scroll down the Centre Name window to select and click on RxDx Samanvay |
Branch Time Table for Covovax Vaccine (12+ Years) & Covishield (18+ Years)
—- Walk-In-Accepted —-
Branch Name | COWIN Site Name | Pin Code | Days | COVID Vaccination Slot |
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RxDx Whitefield | RxDx Whitefield S1 P3 | 560066 | Mon-Sun | 10:00 am – 8:00 pm |
RxDx Kadugodi | RxDx Kadugodi P3 | 560067 | Mon-Sat | 10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
RxDx CHANDY | RxDx Siddapura P3 | 560066 | Mon-Sat | 10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
RxDx SAMANVAY, Malleswaram | RxDx SAMANVAY | 560003 | Mon-Sat | 10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Branch-wise Time Table for Covaxin (15+ Years)
wef Oct 31, 2022
Branch Name | COWIN Site Name | Pin Code | Days | COVID Vaccination Slot |
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RxDx Whitefield | RxDx Whitefield S1 P3 | 560066 | Thurs, Fri & Sat | Out-Of-Stock |
RxDx Kadugodi | RxDx Kadugodi P3 | 560067 | Thurs, Fri & Sat | Out-Of-Stock |
RxDx CHANDY | RxDx Siddapura P3 | 560066 | Thurs, Fri & Sat | Out-Of-Stock |
RxDx SAMANVAY, Malleswaram | RxDx SAMANVAY | 560003 | Mon – Sat | Out-Of-Stock |
REQUEST FOR CONFIRMED SLOT
IMPORTANT!
Covishield and Covaxin are available with multiple doses in each vial. As per Government Guidelines, we must open these vials only after 10 beneficiaries have been confirmed for one particular slot, to curb any potential vaccine wastage.
We request your cooperation with the following process to ensure you and your fellow beneficiaries go through a smooth vaccination process.
- Fill out the form on this page
- Our team will enlist confirmed 10 beneficiaries for a particular slot and then call you to inform the date and time for your visit to the selected branch
- Some wait time may be involved. Kindly comply
#For Vaccination Schedule on Govt. Holidays, please call our Patient Experience Centre +91 901 409 1111 or WhatsApp on +91 901 996 1402
Vaccination is subject to the availability of stock.
Documents Required for Registration
Age proof with photo identity (any one of these):
- Aadhar Card
- Passport
- PAN
- Driving License
- Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC) – Voter ID Card
- NPR smart card
- Pension document with photograph


Vaccination Certificate
Steps to download the Certificate without beneficiary ID
- Go to: www.Cowin.gov.in
- Click on Register Yourself
- Update Registered Phone number
- Click on Get OTP
- Update OTP and click Verify
- Your details will appear
- Click on CERTIFICATE box to download certificate
Didn’t get the Vaccination Certificate?
a. Save the MyGov helpdesk number +91 90131 51515 on your mobile
b. WhatsApp <Certificate> to the number
c. Follow the steps as per the response from the helpdesk
d. Download your certificate and save it
A round-up on the novel coronavirus vaccines
Most of the COVID vaccines are intramuscular shots, to be administered in two doses, at 21-28 days interval. FDA has voted in favour of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID stating that benefit outweighs risk in population 16 years of age and above. Pfizer is adding a warning in the labelling indicating that Appropriate medical treatment and supervision should be readily available in case of anaphylaxis. This happened due to a few severe allergic reactions reported in UK and USA. The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine was temporarily stalled when a case of neurological issue was reported in a woman which was reported to be possibly related to her pre-existing medical condition and not the vaccine.
Vaccines mostly have low to mild effects, mostly commonly fatigue, muscle aches, mild fever, etc which is more about body’s response to the shot than the disease
Those who have COVID infection should wait for complete recovery before getting the vaccine but there is no contraindication so far for patients who have had a previous SARS-CoV-2 infection.
As we see a lot of contradiction regarding the concept of immunisation, doubt often creeps in our mind. Do we really need vaccines? Do they harm more than benefit us? Should I wait for my neighbour to try it out?
We need to remember that vaccines are the best way to prevent infectious diseases.
Remember small pox, remember polio, remember tetanus! Then, ask yourself, are vaccines good or bad for you.
Truly, nothing is risk-free in this world. The speed at which COVID has set the vaccine race, many find it concerning. However, technology of vaccine development is way more advanced compared to what we knew even a decade ago. Also, in today’s world, everything happens under the watchful eyes of the public, the government, regulatory authorities and the media. So, let’s set our worries aside and wait for our turn to get that preventive shot against the pandemic.