I really like this branch of Boots. It sells everything I need from baby items to toiletries as…read morewell as having an in store chemist. The staff are helpful and always advise me of any upcoming special offers which is great at xmas as all the gifts are 3 for the price of 2. They also have an advantage card scheme which is really good.

Love Boots!!! Expensive but great customer service, and knowledge of products. Very spacious and no…read moreproblem with a buggy. The pharmacy is also great.

Fantastic store, I love boots because you can get such great value if you use the offers and buy…read morewhen they have their triple points weekends. Always worth checking out these offers as the points really do add up! This store has everything including a huge amount of makeup (a personal weakness). Check out the jemma kid range! The store is well arranged and their is a seperate area for the queue so it doesn't interrupt the rest of the store, there is usually a large queue in here but it never seems to take long to clear, they always have a lot of people on the tills in busy times.

A great size Boots store and pharmacy. Set partially over two floors, with gifts upstairs…read more Downstairs you have pharmacy and seasonal gifts on the left side of the store. All the essentials and toiletries through the middle section and perfumes and aftershaves on the right side. Great selection of almost everything in the store, the pharmacy has plenty of staff to serve you, the gifts are plentiful and this store is very good for sales after christmas etc. I've never not been able to find anything I've wanted in this Boots!

A popular (and largest) drugstore chain in the United Kingdom (tracing its history all the way back…read moreto 1849), Boots is wholly owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance (2014). This location of Boots was located close to the West Quay shopping center. It was a good place to pick up some toiletries (in our case, Nivea skin cleanser that my wife told me was a reasonable price), and would have been a good place to pick up any over the counter medication if we needed it. It was one of the few places open early on a weekday (8 am) and was our first stop to do some window shopping, getting a feel for how much common items cost now in the UK. There was a small food section, stocked with bottled drinks and premade sandwiches and wraps as well. It was a self checkout and we had no issues using our US bank issued card.

This is a very large boots store, which also has a late night pharmacy at the back of the store…read more The odd thing about this store is that it doesn't really appear to selll much more than the main Boots shop located at Above Bar in the centre of Southampton. The aisles have been made so wide that the large space hasn't really been used so it's a normal Boots spread out a bit. It does mean that it never seems busy and you're not constantly dodging people but if you go here expecting to find a much larger range, you'll probably be disappointed. The shop itself is bright and clean, as you would expect for a Boots, and the staff are happy to point you in the right direction if you can't find what you're looking for (which happens all too often because the signs above the aisles only give a vague idea of what might be there).

Jays Pharmacy is an absolute godsend as they're open longer than a lot of others and seem to have…read morepretty much every medicine in stock (unlike a larger pharmacy in Staines which shall remain nameless) so I've never had to wait for something to be ordered in. I've never had to wait long for a prescription to be made up and you can amuse yourself by looking round the shop while you wait. There are loads of weird and wonderful items in stock and there are always bargains to be had. I always come home with something other than the prescription I went in for - examples are a mini fan for a £1 in the summer and a webcam kit for £4.99 more recently. Advice is available from the pharmacist if you want it and they always make sure to check properly who you are before giving you the drugs (again unlike another pharmacy I could name).

Really helpful pharmacist, good range of products and short waiting time for appointments. Often…read morehave special offers and reduced stock up by the counter.

If your looking for a pharmacy in the Rowner area this is a great one that serves the local…read morecommunity. Whether its medicines or perscriptions the shop has it all, including baby food and vitamins. The staff are very friendly and helpfull.

A company that I have been dealing with for the last six months which has proved reasonably…read moresuccesssful. They have provided an excellent prescription service for my patients. On my visits here, this new shop always seems be busy. Since opening a week ago, Kamsons service has not deteriorated at all. Very open, light and spacious from the old premises in The Arcade. Right next door to Boots Pharmacy, it should prove interesting.! My thanks to ALL the team

This is a pretty big branch of Boot's and I nearly lost my girlfriend in there - she'd gone off to…read morelook at the perfumes. Like most big branches of Boot's it does photo processing and sells food too. There meal deal is great value, and if you buy 5 in a calendar month you get the 6th free. You do have to have a Boots card to take advantage of the offer though. Boot's stocks all the stuff you'd expect it too, and does a lot of special offers so you can get most of the stuff you need in one go. There's normally plenty of staff around and I've never had to wait in particularly long queues there.

This is a pretty good store, airy & spacious, well stocked. Friendly staffread more

It seems that this summer, with all the damp, has meant that I have gone down with every bug going…read moreand just living down the road from Lane and Stedman, I've been been popping in a few times a month. It's a proper old-fashioned chemist and pharmacy on Western Road, just into Hove, and not far from Palmeira Square. They know what they're talking about in here. It may not be the cheapest place but when I describe my symptoms they always serve up a potion or tincture that does the trick. A real lifesaver.

Today I ran out of my salbutamol inhaler and was experiencing shortness of breath so I needed to…read moreget a new inhaler immediately. I decided to ring 111 as they could arrange for a prescription being sent to my local pharmacy to immediately collect an inhaler. When first going into Boots to collect my prescription they claimed they hadn't received any referrals. So I rang up 111 and after an unhelpful process from 111 they resent the referral through. One staff member was really helpful at getting the referral through. Once the referral had arrived at boots, they started asking me my reasons for needing a salbutamol inhaler even though I went through this process with 111. They looked up my health record history and couldn't find anything even though I've been prescribed this medication for the majority of my life. Boots refused to give me the inhaler. And the main reason for this was one staff member said to me "you don't look like you're having an asthma attack" and that "if you were, I would give you one right now". I felt disgusted that the pharmacist thought he could evaluate my physical health and he felt he could reject me from having the medicine I really need. Now it's a Sunday and I'm left unable to get any medical help and am left with shortness of breath. I'm disgusted that the pharmacist thought he could gaslight me into telling me I didn't need the inhaler.

This is a large Boots store given the comparatively small area of Wolsey Place shopping centre,…read morethat is well stocked and brightly lit. It often gets very busy during peak times, which can make the aisles crowded and unpleasant, but that is more a testament to the store's popularity than as a criticism of it. The store offers a range of cosmetics, perfumes, health and beauty products, as well as opticians, babywear and photography sections, all of which are well stocked and organised so things are easy to find. The Boots point system is often a very postive aspect of the store, and there are a number of points machines around the store so you can check your balance and print off any of their many offers that they have available. It shuts reasonably early for a Boots, in accordance with the opening hours of the Wolsey Place centre; usually 5:30, but at times they seem to try and pull the shutters down over the shop earlier (5:10 onwards) which can be intimidating if you wanted to nip in and buy something just before the store closes. Likewise at times the queues are quite bad, and despite having a number of tills it is rare that all of them are operating at once.

Located in the centre of Goldsworth Park, near Waitrose…read more Fairly small, but well stocked chemist with prescription collection facility from the surgeries near by. Also stocks small perfume range and gift range by Boots. Private room for consultations with the pharmacist Friendly, knowledgeable staff

Moss Pharmacy is the one chemist that seems to be always open, so we just go there all the time…read morenow. Easy parking, good service.