This is a really useful Boots location, located inside Leeds Station, although obviously smaller…read morethan their Leeds Trinity branch, the store is very useful in its' location, and the opening hours are also excellent, as a midnight pharmacy, it is open until 12 am, meaning you are able to pick up prescribed medications well into the night. The store appeared to be fairly presentable, it appears to have had a slight refurb to fit into the refurbished part of Leeds Station very well. Prices were a little high on the to-go food and drink, selection and pricing is better at other outlets inside the station including WHSmith and Sainsbury's. The staff seemed friendly enough. 4* - The store is good, mainly for convenience and the midnight pharmacy.

These guys are great. Always happy to help and really understand there surrounding where they have…read moreto be quick due to many customers working on a timetable for a train. Been here many times. Everything I went for they have in even tho it looks like a small store. They do a late night service here so great if you are in the area and in need of some pain killers!! :-)

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.

The staff in the chemsit are very busy due to all the prescriptions that they have to handle. With…read morethis in mind the waiting times can get a little crazy. They sell the usually chemists stuff and gifts as well. The staff do try to help and are always polite and advise when waiting times are going to be long.

Roundhay Pharmacy has a charmingly retro look, with a slightly haphazard window display practicing…read moreD.I.Y. chic, with pieces of coloured fabric draped over boxes which display various products, and handmade signs advertising various offers written in coloured felt tip. Their range of products is pretty standard for a pharmacy, with medicines, toiletries, makeup and hair accessories predominating. As well as selling various essentials they also have a passport photo booth (these always take me back to my youth when my friends and I would try to pile as many people into a booth as possible to get some 'wacky' posed photos. What fun life was before digital/phone cameras were widespread!) and they process photos from old-school cameras in an hour. Great!

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!!

It's bad enough if you're feeling poorly let alone feeling poorly in a small town, potentially…read moremiles away from your nearest pharmacy. I am pleased to be the bearer of good news to those new to the area of Oakwood and Roundhay - Oakwood pharmacy is near! Situated along the main strip of shops on Roundhay road, just before that awful junction and traffic lights section, it is easy to find and really handy. They sell a number of useful products, cold and flu medicines, shampoos, bath items, plasters, skin creams and all of the usual items that you would expect to find in a pharmacy. The staff also seem pretty helpful. We've all got those niggling questions that aren't quite big enough to warrant a doctor's appointment, so in this event, just nip in and ask - that's what they're there for! Another handy shop in the heart of Oakwood!

Since changing doctors I always use this place to get prescriptions. I was there just this morning…read moreto fill a prescription of antibiotics for an ear infection that has been causing me untold amounts of pain the last few days. Although I love big branch pharmacies such as boots because of the huge range of make up and bath bubbles, I really appreciate the speed at which this place gets you your medication. When you are feeling ill the last thing you want to do is to wait 15 minutes for the pharmacist to get you the drugs that are fingers crossed going to make you feel better again. This place is a little rescue from having to cue for ages and it's well stocked with treatments you don't need to see your doctor for. For such a small place they have an impressive amount, from make-up to protein shakes, splints and slings to all you need for the colds and flu viruses that tend to make their rounds this time of year.

This little Boots definitely serves a purpose for me. My job involves me frequently nipping between…read moretwo buildings at either end of the Merrion Centre, so this Boots is very handy for me if I need to grab some toiletries, cosmetics or a meal deal as I'm rushing from meeting to meeting. However being such a small store, it has got a rather limited range of products, especially in the baby section, and if I need to pick up some nappies or wipes for the youngest of the Mini MacDoos, it can be a bit hit or miss. It's a shame really as I'd rather not have to go into a supermarket just for one item. I've also had problems getting in to see a Pharmacist, again I suppose it's to be expected in a small store without the 'economy of scale' to offer a service that covers their full opening hours. Having said that, the staff in there are really friendly and the Pharmacists have always been very helpful and knowledgable when I've needed to see them. And as a calorie counter, you just can't knock a Shapers Meal Deal!

It's never a great thing if you have to go to a pharmacy, usually it means that you are poorly and…read morehave to pick up some prescription for some nasty medicine or tablets - usually ones which make you feel as groggy as you would hung over, only sans the ability to actually drink alcohol! So, it's nice if you can get a pharmacy that makes life a little easier. The Medichem pharmacy of Chapel A is a fair enough place to visit in this instance. They have stacks of handy ailses filled with all the easy to find flu tablets, cough medicines, pain killers, sanitary items, cosmetics and any other supplementaries that you might need in support of that prescription - or even without the prescription! It's situated just a little further down from the main area of Chapel A, so it's along a reasonably busy road, but you can always park in the Lidl opposite in a pinch. Staff seem helpful and such, so all in all, not a bad place to go if you're on the underside of the weather!

This pharmacy is absolutely enormous for a small out-of-town chemists. It has a few chairs to sit…read moreand wait for your prescription but frankly I'd rather browse the extensive shelves. There is a weighing point where you can find out your weight for only 20p in Kg (quite novel for those of us still using stones and pounds); information about Chlamydia, the STD many of us will have at some point according to this literature. As well as the a range of vitamins and supplements they stock the Nelsons homeopathic range which I'm not sure you can even find in most Boots stores. There is a 99p section with some good bargains, as well as everything else you would expect in a chemist - shampoo, soap, plasters, make up, sanitary towels, cold/flu remedies, I could go on...oh and a photo booth. Very useful if you're getting a passport or driving license.