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1 year ago
Friendly polite staff. Accept carers cards to get 10% off purchases. Very central. However, it is no longer called "Lloyd's Pharmacy". It is called "Kamsons Pharmacy ". read more
43 High Street
Polegate BN26 5AB
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01323 482474
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The staff are helpful, and they deliver to your home if you are unable to get the prescription…read moreyourself.
Just been in a near miss accident with one of their drivers, near Morrisons in Eastbourne 03.08.17…read more Pulled right out in front of me, as I was driving round the roundabout, absolutely crazy. Luckily I wasn't going any faster, or there would been an accident.
This pharmacy is nice, the staff are nice, you never have to wait as long as you do in Boots, and…read moreits nice to be able to support a small shop instead of a chain like Boots. They don't stock as much stuff as boots as the shop is much smaller.
Has just had a refurb and is now a massive pharmacy! Really helpful and knowledgable staff (also…read morehave good sales technique as go in for a prescription and come out with a whole load of stuff!). Light, bright and modernised, it has improved ten fold.
Brilliant place, I have bought a great range in this Superdrug store in the past. It is helpfully…read morebased in the Quintins (a shopping centre in Hailsham) so it is easily accessible by bus or car. I'd recommend this store to anyone as they have a wide range of products
Its not very big, but it has a good range of stuff, i think that its better than the Boots in…read moreHailsham and in superdrug you don't have to push through all the people waiting in the queue to get their prescriptions.
Quite a large store that sells all the toiletries, cosmetics, perfumes, baby toiletries and…read moresundries, hair accessories and gift sets you could possibly need, and then some! Competitive prices with a wide variety of stock and good stock availability. It can get busy and at peak times the queues can get very long but usually are dealt with fairly rapidly. Staff are usually stationed at the tills with the odd one putting out stock - i've never had to ask for any help but i'm sure they'd oblige if you did. Store is situated in the main pedestrianised precinct in the town centre so parking is available but charged for.
This store is in the pedestrian precinct area of the town centre. It is a big store with hair,make…read moreup, perfume and body products for male and females alike. Good prices and several offers on at a time to reduce the price further. Only a couple of pay points so there tend to be queues.
Really unfriendly Boots with very poor stock. I was treated…read morelike a criminal for asking for a packet of Nytol to help with temporary sleepless nights after the loss of a loved one. The lady also shouted at me for standing too near the back counter to try and read the boxes. This was in front of people in the queue and was very demoralising. When someone is in need of medicine, there is no need to treat them like this! Adbice is to avoid and go to friendly and sympathetic Paydens ( or another Boots branch) instead. Paydens are so helpful and have better stock too.
They have a pharmacy where you can pick up prescriptions which is good, but i prefer to support one…read moreof the smaller pharmacies in the town. Good range of shampoos and conditioners, but not much make up.
Everything you would expect from going into a 'Boots' store. Is a fairly large store that has a…read moregood range of cosmetics, electrical items and baby stuff. Christmas always brings a large selection of the 3 for 2 gift deals, making things a lot more reasonable. Also has an opticians (very friendly) and a photo processing area where not only is it one of the few places left that does hourly processing in town, it also has a number of digital photo booths where you can print your own. I would say though, that the quality of photos is not brilliant. Helpful staff that will always do their best to reduce queuing times and, in a store like this where it is easy to get lost trying to find something, they will always assist in the search! Although it can be more expensive than, say Superdrugs, there are often fantastic deals and offers, and the advantage card system is brilliant.
This is a fairly large branch of Boots, it has a decent sized baby section, a reasonable selection…read moreof make up counters (although no Ruby and Millie) and all the usual toiletries, pharmacy etc. There is also an optician. My biggest gripe with the shop is that there are NEVER enough staff on the tills, particularly on a Saturday when Eastbourne town centre is heaving. Today they had three people serving in the middle of the afternoon and a long snaking queue that went considerably beyond the queueing area. They have recently installed 'self checkouts' at the Terminus Road end of the store, presumably so they can employ even fewer staff members! Actually it makes the situation worse because many people do not seem able to use the checkout machines properly and need assistance, which takes longer than it would to be served by a real life person! Having moaned about all of that, as a brand I think Boots is great. Their parenting club in particular is very helpful for parents and the Advantage Card system is very generous compared to other loyalty card schemes. I just wish this branch would employ a few more staff.
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I never knew that Superdrug do student discount - thanks Ross M., always good to know! (Well even…read morethough I'm not still a student, but I have a student card with no expiry date which is nice, aaanyway!...). This particular Superdrug branch is small and doesn't stock any cosmetic/beauty products; the name on the front just says 'Superdrug Health' instead of 'Beauty' as on some branches. You'll find basic toiletries and medicines, but no hair products or mascara - unless they've changed it since the last time I went in there. Seems a little pointless to me as they could stick a few of these things in and make money I think. Ah well, still it's a handy store and there is a pharmacy.
Superdrug on Western Road has quite an impressive selection as far as standard pharmacy items…read more Several aisles are dedicated to over the counter drugs, toiletries, make up, and basic hair, face and body care. The pharmacists are available for personal consultation, if necessary, and there's also a rack of pamphlets with information and answers to commonly asked health care questions. For a pharmacy, there's a wide range of snackables, including crisps, chocolate bars, bags of sweets and healthier oat and granola bars. A chiller contains a few prepared and pre-packaged small meals, like sandwiches, wraps and salads. Other sections include a display rack of travel size items (including hand-sanitizer, my exciting purchase for the day) and a rack of prescription reading glasses. I've never known anyone to buy eyeglasses from a drug store, but they seem to be a staple supply item.
This is a massive branch of the boots stores which has everything you could possibly need in one…read moreshop all the kids ranges are on the upper level with lifts inside the shops for easy access for parents and buggies great for xmas shopping with a huge variety for the xmas 3 for 2 range
I really like this Pharmacy as it is far more than just that, it has a great range of products…read moreusually at very competitive prices, at Christmas, you can normally buy three for the price of two. The Pharmacy has two levels, disabled access is good as it has escalators but also a lift. I have always found that the tills are always manned, meaning, minimum waiting time in the queue. The chemist staff is always very knowledgeable and will advise on what medicine to take if you are unsure as to what you may need. The location of this Boots is great as it is right in the Town centre, situated opposite Crawley Train and main Bus Stations. The staff is friendly and as I mentioned before, there are loads of products which includes perfumes, aftershaves, etc. Another good point is that there are staff available on site to give you advise on perfumes, make up, etc.
I was distracted during my trip to Day Lewis Pharmacy by how unbelievably cheap over-the-counter…read morepainkillers are in the UK. I was in the process of buying a 32 pack of paracetamol and the pharmacist said "They're 79." I just sort of stared and repeated what he said. £79 and 79p sounded equally unfeasible. Perhaps he meant ... £7.90? The cheapest you'd ever pay for even the tiniest bottle of headache medication in Canada is about $5. Anyway, by the end of the transaction, the pharmacist probably thought I was an idiot and I left to cure my headache feeling like a bank robber. In summary, Day Lewis has the usual Pharmacy stuff in smaller supply than some larger chains, and also has the (apparently usual) ridiculously low prices.
This store offers a range of pharmaceutical, haircare and skin care products, as well as a variety…read moreof drugs, medical supplies and usual pharmacy stock. The service was so friendly I actually ended up buying a packet of cough tablets here, even though I didn't actually have a sore throat.
Boundary Road in Portslade is a useful local parade of shops and the Boots is a vital outlet…read morealongside Tesco, Lidl and all the other shops. Not the biggest branch of Boots the Chemist but vital for all those toiletries and tablets and the like that you need.
The product range in here isn't awesome but some of the pharmacists are so great. They seem to…read morechange so regularly though that the person who helped you a lot is gone next time you visit (or off-rota?). Prescription counter is seriously slow.
One of the smaller branches of Boots, but can still get most things, and plenty of offers and…read morediscounts, especially when using the reward card. Okay for popping in for the odd emergency, but would prefer to visit one of the larger superstores for more choice. Meal deals can be had, also pharmacy here. Staff helpful, situated inthe town centre.
A very handy chemist right in the middle of the town. The staff are really helpful they knew…read moreexactly what I needed very helpful indeed 10/10
What a lovely service I got from this pharmacy yesterday. The shop itself is pretty ordinary and…read morelooks like any typical small chemist (it's a part of the mypharmacy chain of independent chemists), but what struck me when I went in there was how helpful and caring all the staff were. The lady behind the till was very helpful and attentive, and even the pharmacist took it upon himself to make a phone call to check if he could get a discount for me. As a result, I paid only £4 for the tube of cream I needed instead of £8. I was expecting to pay £8, so this was a nice surprise, and much appreciated. I will definitely go back there next time. It's on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible, but its position on Western Road means it's expensive to park anywhere near the pharmacy, unless you have a blue badge of course.
We visited this yesterday to buy some medication having gone down witha rather fearsome cold and…read moresore throat. On this visit, at least (see earlier review), there was a very nice and cheery member of staff, who was also helpful. Although pricier than, say, Superdrug (and certainly supermarkets), I found the prices for over the counter items pretty good - and cheaper than Ashton's across the roundabout, although their stock is less extensive, especially for things like herbal remedies. But well worth considering in the area. (Actually, it's nice to have the choice).
Watts is a little old-school style chemist in Seven Dials…read more It's not as cheap as places like Superdrug, but it's certainly not unreasonably priced. It's quite a charming little place, with jumbled shelves stacked high with boxes and jars, of both medical goods and more general health and beauty items. Like many small independent stores, they seem to be able to pack a hell of a lot into a small space, so it's certainly worth giving this place a go before trudging down the hill to Boots. Another plus is the friendly and helpful staff.
Smack in the middle of Kemp Town's main street, this branch of Boots is a small one that stocks a…read morevaried selection of essential toiletries by Boots and other brands. If you want toothpaste, deodrant, shampoo or condoms, you're onto a winner. If you want Lemon Verbena bubble bath or Clarins moisturiser, you'll have to go to Boots flagship store opposite the clock tower. The pharmacist in this branch is friendly and usually has most prescriptions in stock. The thing that's slightly annoying is the constant presence of security guards that watch everyone entering, leaving and browsing around the store. I appreciate they must get a lot of shoplifters and have a job to do - but no girls want to be watched whilst they're buying Lil-lets!
A nice little store on st James Street, it doesn't have the biggest selection but it has what u…read moreneed to top up the bathroom. The one thing I will say about this store is the staff are really brilliant. If your ill and need some advice pls go and see the staff here
This small pharmacy stocks a good range of toiletries for such a small shop, and the staff are…read moreeager to help you choose a product if you are unsure what you need. The waiting time for prescriptions is relatively short despite the fact that there is a doctors surgery just up the road and the pharmacist is always pretty busy.