Boots the chemist is a fine store whichever location it is in but the giant one in Blackpool…read moresituated right behind the world famous Blackpool tower is a wonderful place to shop. Not only are the staff very friendly and helpful but the views from the windows as you shop make it a very pleasurable experience indeed whther you are popping in for a look around or just to grab an essential item it is a greta store ina great location.

Nicely laid out store, lots of space and plenty of stock. The kids love going up in the glass…read moreelevator giving you a fantastic view over the sea. Town centre location, mega sales in January on their Xmas Stock & with Blackpool being quiet in the Winter there are some bargains to be had! They currently have some fantastic deals including 3 for 2 on loads of gifts and extra Advantage Club points which you can spend in store. The cosmetic sets always seem to have freebies if you spend a certain amount which means you can get a huge amount for your money in Boots!

This store has improved a lot since my last visit to Superdrug @ Liverpool One in 2016, the awful…read moresmell has gone which is the first thing I noticed and was relieved when I entered the store, I presume they must have had a ventage/ fan problem which has been fixed. The store seemed nice inside, the product range was OK but I did find the selection of certain items, mainly male items such as the Bulldog Skincare range to be non-existent, the same could be said for gift-sets, which seemed non-existent again, both of which Boots nearby had an ample selection of. The store does have a Pharmacy which is useful, it is one of the few pharmacies within Liverpool One. 3* - Average store, selection could be much better and there is better nearby, but one of the better choices in the main part of Liverpool One.

A great shop for all your health products, skin care and make-up. Many gift ideas with Christmas…read morecoming including soaps and fragrances, bath gel and aftershave, all packaged attractively. Lots of special offers (three for the price of two) and some things actually half price at the time of writing. Also good for snacks and soft drinks. The members of staff I encountered were very helpful.

One of a total of nine village pharmacies in Co. Antrim, the chemist in Whiteabbey could be worse,…read morebut it could be better. The staff at times seem some what snooty. I recently had to pay for a vaccination (for tick borne encephalitis, nasty I know!) and little did I know this would end up costing me £75! Had I known, I'm sure I would have gone with money in the bank, but jobless at the time and about to embark on a mission to Romania I was near enough broke. The woman looked at me like I had six heads. How dare I come to her shop with no money (Hello! It's a chemist!?!) I just wasn't too impressed. It used to be owned by the loveliest man called Mr Gracey. Ah back in those days I could have collected the script and paid in a few days, but oh no. Not on her watch! So they've definitely lost points there. Other than that, how different can any chemist be? It's certainly not got the lovely community feel of my local chemist (See Merville) so I don't think I'll be bothering with here any longer.

I was calling by with a friend for a quick collection for a prescription. My friend sat in his car…read morewaiting for me. It took a while before I was asked what I wanted and they were sterile in personality and not such a friendly face. They did all commuicate with each other for a while and after lots of questions they eventually said it wasn't in yet. After 2 phone calls and convincing them that it should be here, I eventually spent 30 minutes in total in that shop when my friend came in to see if I was still alive! The wee stocky woman (shop assitant) with the spikey hair was nasty looking, not helpful, very abrupt, tried to come across more important than she was. Thankfully the younger guy who was friendly and helpful did get the order, while the wee stocky woman walked off making excuses to the chemist and didn't even come back to speak or apologise to me. The young guy gave real good advice about how to double check about orders etc next time and really redeemed this store from getting no stars! Thanks matey!

This is a little pharmacy within an estate community, the staff are a very pleasant and happy to…read morehelp you with anything you need. The pharmastist is happy to help you,to advise if its something they can help with via over the counter medicine or if you need to see a doctor. All in all a great family pharmacy.

Boots in Ulverston, is staffed by friendly knowledgable people. I am on repeat prescriptions for 5…read moredrugs, and the pharmacist is pretty clued up on their side-effects. The other convenient thing is that they not only collect your prescription from the health center, but keep a record of when you will be needing more medication and automatically order a new prescription. As with every other branch Boots is just that bit more expensive than it's compiditors for other things. However they have a good range and it's well laid out in a well lit store. There is a private room for consultations with the pharmacist, about anything which might be concerning you, a printout machine for digital photos, and the normal range of goods

If I could give this place no stars I would. Tried everything they asked in order to get emergency…read morecancer treatment drugs that I needed. Obstructive, unhelpful and actually almost vindictive in attitude when challenged. Deliberately put up obstacles in order not to help. Walked around the corner to Tomlinsons and was sorted in three minutes. Pharmacy needs closing, use a local one with staff who care.

Although this is a smaller branch of boots it has quite a good range of products. They have a…read morepharmacy, photo proceesing desk, baby products, cosmetics and more. The pharmacy is really good and if there is something that you need and they don't have in then they will get it for you within a day or two at most. The staff are all really helpful and the store is always clean. The aisles are a bit of a squeeze with a pram is the only negative I can think of.