Shilling Pharmacy is a great little pharmacy just a 2 minute walk from the Southside shopping…read morecentre. The pharmacy is pretty tiny but it's right next to the Garratt Lane medical centre too which makes it super handy. They sell all the usual things here and the staff are particularly nice at this little pharmacy - I always find the staff a little dull / brain dead in these places but they're particularly cheerful here. Highly recommended and lucky if you live near by...

Vineyard Pharmacy is a great local outlet…read more It has a far more personal feel than any of the chains such as Boots or Superdrug. I feel that a lot of this is due to the same staff have been working here for a number of years, which gives me a feeling of comfort when I visit. All of the regular pharmacy supplies and prescription services are available here. From from fragrances to hair colour to electric toothbrushes to prescriptions. They always know their stuff here, and are eager to advise with any medicines that they provide or recommend. I really do like the fact that this place still has the same look and attitude that it had many, many years ago. It is definitely an old-fashioned type chemist. It is not to say that everything here is entirely nostalgic, they do embrace many progressive and forward thinking remedies. I do love it here and hope that they continue to trade well in the face of strong competition from chains that inhabit the high street. The only thing that I can say that I have against Vineyard Pharmacy is that some of the prices are a little high on certain items. Other than that... all great!

Great local chemist. My GP will drop off prescriptions for me and they are filled straightaway…read more Good prices, friendly service. Not quite as large a selection as some of the bigger places (obviously) but for most things, you're sorted.

Very recently - in the past couple of months, Boots has taken over all the Moss Chemists in this…read morearea; however, they have kept the same staff and much the same layout. This is a small, local pharmacy - if you're after a full, high street Boots branch you will be disappointed. However, if you need toothpaste or cosmetics or painkillers or you need to have your prescription filled, this is the place. The staff have, by and large, been working there for some time. They are friendly and knowledgeable. They know the regulars (the chemist is near the train station and near a general store, a couple of restaurants, a bakery and other very local type shops) and are happy to advise. I have never had to wait in a queue for very long, and have found the experience quick and pleasant.

I popped into Boots yesterday for some toiletries and they have some great offers on at the moment…read more I also had a mooch down the xmas aisle and they are doing there usual 3 for 2 on lots of great stuff for pressies. The staff are always available and helpful and the store is laid out perfectly.

This has only recently opened up as a Boots branch. Its quite a small shop but I have to say I am…read moreimpressed! The pharmacist and staff are very friendly and they have a lot of stock in terms of medicines and toiletries. The entrance has changed which makes it much more accesible for the elderly, parents with buggies and disabled as its now got a ramp outside. It has everything you would expect from a local Boots branch and you can use your advantage card without having to go into town to get your toiletries. Overall a lovely practical, handy branch.

This really is a great chemist that and is actually more like a shop as has every toiletry and…read moreperfume you would ever need. The staff really are wonderful and take time to speak to you about what you require and won't just recommend the most expensive product. They are also very specific and thorough, and when I went in complaining of a throat infection, they seemed genuinely concerned and sympathetic! A great place to have locally as I will now never be without my lotions and potions.

In town from California staying with friends and got a pretty bad infection that was totally…read moreruining my trip. Waiting in line for 4 hours at urgent care got me feeling SO hopeless and homesick for my regular doctor/ pharmacist back in Cali. These guys totally stepped up and made me feel SO safe and at home here. The kindest gentleman and young woman behind the counter listened to my long winded story and totally sympathized with me and got me EXACTLY what I needed to feel my best again. I am so so grateful for kind people like this especially in an industry where some people are just after the sales or don't take the time to actually LISTEN to people. They went above and beyond for me and Truly care about their clients. LOVE THAT! Thank you guys for saving my final days in London and showing me the best hospitality! I appreciate it more than anything :) Xxx

Formerly known as 'Gold's Pharmacy', Munro's is still keeping with the same traditions - Open until…read more10pm Monday through Sunday. This is the only Chemist I know of that can mend, protect and soothe at ridiculous hours when surprise accidents decide to descend upon us! Only downside [aside from the fact that the cute pharmacist has a girlfriend] is the location - right on the corner of Gants Hill roundabout with limited, if no parking at all. So, make sure you take a companion that can defend the car against deadly bacteria - otherwise known as traffic wardens, who rather shamelessly lurk around those high-profile streets at ridiculous hours [get a real job!!]

Popped in on wednesday night with a prescription. The staff were most welcoming and couldn't do…read moreenough to help me. The pharmacist bent over backwards to get my prescription sorted as it was written wrong. After two phone calls, all sorted, staff still smiling although it was 10mins to 10pm. Brilliant service!

Staff were very helpful when i went in here with my nose completely blocked up. They pointed me in…read morethe direction of Sudafed and Vick's nasal sprays, both of which actually work. The prices are high (even higher than somerfield) so you could perhaps just take their advice and then scoot to tesco, if you were feeling cheeky. Best of all is that the guy behind the counter is totally bling, loads of gold chains. Booyakasha!