The Lloyds pharmacy at Whalley does have a wide range of products in store including small toys,…read moreperfumes, everyday medicines and vitamins, make up and cosmetics. It is conveniently located beside the local GP / Health centre, offers a prescription service for those needing regular repeats, and has a private room for consultations and checkups. Staff are generally friendly and knowledgeable about medicines and minor illnesses / injuries. It lets itself down by not having sufficient amounts of prescription medicines in stock; with staff often asking customers to return later in the day or the following one. It causes further inconvenience by remaining closed due to the qualified pharmacist not being available, which happens quite often. Sometimes, there are three or four people outside the front door at 8.30am waiting to collect medicines promised the previous day but pharmacy assistants cannot open up or handover owed items unless and until the pharmacist arrives. Not sure whether this is problem exclusively to the Whalley store but it is certainly a problem and causes a lot of inconvenience to people using its services. Even more so considering that some will have had to pay £1.00 for parking on the Whalley Arms care park!!

superb prescrition ordering collection and delivery service absolutely free, excellent team also…read morelipotrim weight loss service

The Asda pharmacy is ideally located in the store and the staff are always very helpful and…read moreunderstanding. If you dont want to be announcing your medical problems to the whole supermarket, then they have a private room where you can talk to them in discreet privacy.

\brilliant Pharmacy, as pharmacys go! Hours to suit most people and the staff are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They run a smoking clinic and they are enthusiastic and helpful when trying to assist you in the fight against cigarettes. well stocked and user friendly, also it is easy to park near the door if you just need to run in to pick up a perscription.

Not the biggest Boots in the world and at Christmas time it does not stock hardly any of the gift…read moresets but it's adequate for a small town, especially as there are 2 large stores in Blackburn. Friendly staff and a pharmacy and, most importantly, lots of lovely lotions, potions, and make up :)

A smallish boots, but sells all the essentials ideally located in the town centreread more

A small Boots Store in Chorley's Market Walk, the facilities for a small town are good with a large…read morePharmacy, a small selection of toiletries, drinks and an Opticians next store. It is set out like an extended Boots Pharmacy style store, no mini department store vibes like a larger store etc. The store was clean and free of obstruction. Opening hours (like the selection in many areas compared to larger stores) are limited. 3* - OK Boots location, there are better/larger stores nearby such as in Horwich (around ten minutes on the train)

Situated at the top of Market walk, next to Woolworth's. There are several sections in this small,…read morebut well provisioned store. I use the chemist section quite a bit for prescriptions and there is a good value service where they order and pick up your prescription for you. The rest of the store is split into the usual sections, the one bit i do find slightly disappointing is the three for two offer section, especially at this time of year when the hristmas offers are on. The two tills at the front can get quite a few people queuing and people often use the perfume counters. The staff are quite good at giving advice on products as well.

You can't really fault Boots, they offer some really good promotions and have a decent points…read moresystem on their Advantage cards. Staff don't seem very friendly in this store, a few are quiet, some are stoney-faced, but one particular member of staff, usually on the perfume section, isn't helpful at all and only seems to approach guys she fancies.

Boots is a brilliant pharmacy in blackburn. The pharmacy is great where you can talk to the staff…read morein confidence and they will give you advice on which medicine to get. They have a drop off point for perscriptions in store. You can either wait for your medication or have a look around the store or other shops and then pick it up when it is ready. Boots sell a really good range of baby clothes and they even do a premiture baby range which i love as not many shops do. I bought a child gate from here last year and it was only £18 i thought that was a bargain. Also if you buy boots nappies they are only £1.81 that is fantastic value for money and in my opinion they are just as good if not better than pampers and huggies

Boots in Brighouse is a fab little store. It is situated on the main street. The staff are all very…read moreprofessional and friendly, always willing to help with any questions. The store is clean and tidy, with everything set out neatly on the shelves, easy to find what you are looking for. There are always great deals on the products, especially Boots No7 brand cosmetics. I love shopping in this store, they have a great reduced section too! If they don't have the item you want in stock, they are happy to order it in for you. There are some fab Xmas gift sets in this year!

Boots assistant needs retraining in Brighouse In my previous…read morevisits to Boots Chemist in Brighouse, I have always been treated with courtesy and in a professional manner. This all changed on Wednesday 19th February 2014 when I approached the till operated by the assistant Ruth to pay for an item. I told this assistant that I wished to pay for the item using my Boots points and that I also had a discount voucher that I would like to redeem at the same time. She informed me that I was not allowed to use the discount voucher at the same time as redeeming points, I accepting this explanation without any problem. At this point she appeared to assume that I no longer wished to redeem my Boots points and once again she gave me the price in cash. I reiterated that I wanted to pay for the item with my points. At this, she very abruptly replied "you did not make that clear to me" repeating this more than once. I politely pointed out that I believed that I had made my intentions clear from the outset; she repeatedly insisted that I hadn't. Her attitude towards me was such that I felt that I was being admonished in the presence of other customers behind me in the queue. Not wishing to engage further in an argument with her, I paid for my purchase and left. If there was a misunderstanding between us, it certainly was not on my part and I hoped for an apology from her but instead I received a scolding. I believe I am owed an apology from Ruth as I left Boots Chemist very upset and reprimanded. I am a very alert lady in my early seventies but I was left feeling that I no longer had my dignity. Carole Melvin

Laura and joanne was so sweet, they helped me when I lost my phone ans made me feel comfortable…read morewhen the 2 men were being weirdos. I really appreciated it so thank you so much!!!