Not open until midnight as listed. Closes at 10pm and that's not every day. Yelp needs to be…read moreupdated.

You know how some chains have different names for different sized stores (e.g. Tesco Metro)... well…read morethis one should be called Tiny Boots. For it is tiny. But don't let that put you off - they have everything your traveller or commuter could need. I've popped in here countless times for travel sickness tablets, panadol, nail polish, water, gaviscon (reflux is so sexy right now), snack - you name it, I've probably been here to buy it It's a small store but there's a pharmacy counter, makeup, food and lots of other travel essentials. They manage to fit a lot in to this shop, hence the 4-stars.

Superdrug. Somewhere…read morebetween Semi-Chem and Boots on the toiletry-type shop continuum.. though I'm not sure which end it is closest to. They do have a really good variety of products, and this store in particular is a good size. Given its location though, near a Semi Chem (cheap), Lush (pricy but EPIC) and a Boots (expensive and reliable) I'm not sure what sort of place there is for this store, though I suspect it is most popular with females. Pricewise though, this place is really good and at the end of the day, that's what it will come down to for most people, myself included, which is why I would rather go to Semi-Chem.

Impressed. And I got my eyebrows done there as well by a wonderfully skilled threading…read moreprofessional. Store is always busy at this location but the variety of reasonably-priced, quality items seems bigger here than at Boots.

A handy wee place located next door to an Aldi…read more Didn't know it existed really till a friend told me, commuting daily using the nearby train station. I would normally pick up painkillers from the nearby Tesco or Co-Op but was in need of something a bit more substantial last week and picked up some over the counter medicine in here that sorted me out. They also do prescriptions and are open on Sundays which is decent. Friendly wee place.

As pharmacies should be, clean, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful!…read more They offer a repeat prescription pickup service (which is really handy when your doctors is quite a way away and you really can't be bothered to go there just to pick up a piece of paper!) They are also open on Sundays unlike a lot of pharmacies.

I had an exceptional experience at this Boots today. I needed to get some cold medicine for…read moresomeone that was on a medication that when mixed with cold medicine could create problems. I was able to ask the pharmacist a bunch or questions and they recommended something for the member of my group that would work perfectly. They were patient, friendly, and made sure I had the answers and medicine that was needed. I find this kind of hospitality seriously lacking in retail in general. People could learn from the folks at this Boots pharmacy. Aside from the excellent pharmacy, this Boots is enormous, well stocked and unlike a lot other Boots I have been to, it is all on one floor, so finding things does not require trips up and down escalators.

This is a pretty big branch of Boots that probably does stock almost everything you might need…read more There's an extensive cosmetics range, including counters from some higher end chains and there's a large selection of hair care, skin care, perfumes, toiletries and so on. During the Christmas period a large section of the store is given over to selling gifts and toys. There's also a pharmacy and a photo-lab. The only problem is that I find the store quite tricky to navigate. I'm not sure if they mvoe things around a lot, or if I just have a poor sense of direction, but it always takes me ages to find what I want. They'll definitely have it in stock, I just won't know where to look for it. Perhaps the different sections could be better sign posted.

Ginormous Boots located in the nice Mall at the end of Sauchiehall Street…read more We had just had a nice Tea at the Willow Tea Room when we realised some basic travel necessities were missing..... namely shampoo for Dad & a plug adaptor for me Not only did this Boots carry what we were looking for, they also had a HUGE cosmetics section w/ all kinds of makeup, perfumes & travel niceties - snacks like chocolates & crisps will also satisfy your munchie needs & then you're well on your way to being back in the shopping nirvana that IS Sauchiehall Street

This branch of Boots store is not the biggest but has all the essentials that you require, at the…read moreback there is a dispenser for any other medication and a weighing machine that also gives your height and BMI for 70p. An ok selection of aftershaves and perfumes maybe not the best but they have a passable selection. Boots stock a wide range of toiletries, electrical equipment such as hair dryers and shavers, hair straighteners as well as lunch time deals such as sandwiches and snacks.

Biggest. Pharmacy. Ever. Two big ole floors at the far corner of the shopping center away from the…read moreSauchiehall Street entrance are filled to the brim with dry goods, cosmetics, hygiene products, and more! Ever since I arrived in Glasgow, I've been on a quest to purchase a new tongue scraper. I've popped into every Boots and SuperDrugs I've come across and none have had one. This Boots not only had what I was looking for, it also had multiple varieties of tongue scrapers, some of which I'd never even seen before. These self-checkouts (that actually work, unlike the ones you find in the US) are starting to grow on me. Not that I'm anti-social, but not having to interact with a cashier could come in handy...

On Friday 30 April I attended the pharmacy department at the branch in Sauchiehall Street. My face…read morewas covered in an unsightly, itchy rash. The Pharmacist, Stephen I believe his name is, was extremely professional and courteous. He gave me cream and antihistamines together with advice. The rash is clearing up. I'm most grateful. Jean W

My boyfriend had just had some work done on one of his tattoos and was needing some salve to put on…read moreit once the sting went away. We popped in here on our way to lunch and were immediately greeted by the most friendly man (possibly the pharmacist) who helped up choose what was needed. Not looking to make a quick buck, but seemingly more interested in our well being and how much we spent, he pulled down three options of salve and told us the price on all of them. We chose the one we wanted, paid and were on our way. Before leaving though, the cheery guy thanked us, wished us well and hoped for our return soon. Jeez, if all shop staff were this friendly, the world would be such a better place. This place is the best.

This is a small but friendly pharmacy with all that you would expect available in it. The…read morepharmacist works in the back behind the counter and there are a few seats against the window so people can sit while they wait for prescriptions - in my experience the wait is not generally a long one. There's more available for sale too - vitamins and first aid items, as well as some cosmetics and toiletries. You're not going to find a Benefit counter here, but if you're just after some nail polish remover or something they can manage that. They do also have a few accessories and other bits and pieces.

Semi-Chem recently opened another store on Sauchiehall Street, not to far away from the Marks &…read moreSpencers and Waterstones stores. Inside you will find a wide range of beauty products such as shampoo, body wash, moisturiser, etc. They certainly have a good selection of brands - including some salon brands such as John Frieda - which means that you're likely to find exactly what it is that you're looking for. Also well stocked is Semi-Chem's perfume counter. This is located behind the cash desk though, which makes it a little difficult to browse through. Very convenient, though, if you know exactly what it is that you want. I was a little disappointed to see the range of cosmetics, as it's quite limited, and it's unlikely that you'd find anything in particular. They have quite a lot of Rimmel products - but that's about the best that you could hope for. All in all, Semi-Chem is a nice enough shop - but I did find it quite crowded. I also thought that it wasn't really any cheaper than Boots - and of course it doesn't have the added bonus of being able to earn advantage points on your purchases....

I used to work for Scotmid who also own Semi Chem so my humble discount card served me well in here…read moretoo. I'm in the habit of still going though, and particularly this one because it's close to where I normally kick around. It's pretty small but with a good selection of toiletries at good prices including regular good promos on different products. I usually go for stuff for my hair, mixing and matching between cheap stuff in here and dear stuff from Lush (down the road) depending on much I'm trying to impress Joe and Josephine Public. They also do a humble selection of food in here, like multipack bags of Hula Hoops and such which, again, are pretty cheap. A decent shop to pick up some toiletries towards the end of the month if your wallet is looking a bit skinny.

Where the hell did this place come from???? What, where, when, who, w....how?…read more Ah well its here now, i may as well review the ass out of it.....serves it right for being in the way of this yelping juggernaut on its express route straight from hell with a rocket up its ass!!!!!......aye well, back to reality it is. So yes, an independent toiletries, cosmetics type place. It pretty much sells the same kind of gear you find in the likes o semi chem and those other places that deal only in the stuff you find in your bathroom. This one surprised me though as its clean, bright, spacious and doesnt have the same " rats in a cage feel" as those other joints. With good deals on all the stuff you would expect in addition to lower prices on name brands than you'll find in the nearby supermarkets, this is one worth dropping in to stock up on all that type of gear....ok its not funky, groovy or hep (does anyone outside the 1970's American jazz scene actually use the term hep??) but hey, we all have to be sensible grown ups sometimes!

If you're like me and tend to forget that all that shampoo and soap actually costs real money,…read moreBodycare is a lifesaver. Forget Boots and Tesco, here you can buy everything you could possibly require to preen and pamper yourself into a delicious-smelling being. They have most of your usual brands for lower prices. The selections are stacked to the ceiling and organised into every section you can think of. Shampoos, conditioners, leave-in conditioners, hairspray, shaving creams, moisturisers, you name it. They also sell travel sizes and accessories like hair clips and brushes. It's also the best place to stock up on razors, and they sell the odd bottle of perfume. Smashing!