No different to any other chemist really and what you find here is what you would expect to see in…read moreother chemists. I haven't brought anything from here but I have been in here a couple of times. If you wanted to you can have your prescription delivered to your home but to be honest you would be better off coming here and pick up your prescription. From medicines to deodorants to nappies, these are some of things you can purchase from P.J. Ingram Chemist. I did find the deodorants on sale here to be expensive and that was only for one bottle. And because of this I have gone elsewhere to buy deodorant. Hair products were also pricey which has led to me going somewhere else to buy hair gels/cream. Staff working here are knowledgeable about the products on sale and are very friendly towards customers. Not a bad chemist in my view.

They cannot do enough to help and have not let me down yet. I always buy something when I go in…read morebecause they have some decent special offers on everyday items. Keep up the good work.

Now, Birmingham... Let's talk Health. I have reviewed my Dentist and my Doctor, but there are a…read morehost of other places in Birmingham which are striving to keep us fighting fit. For my services which are not teeth related, I use the multiple places in Boots. Boots (as you will already know) is a chain pharmacy and beauty store - available in train stations, city centres and most places where you may need to grab a pack of paracetamol or some plasters. This boots, however, offers a whole host of other services you may need for a range of health needs. Upstairs are your beauty counters, hygiene products and gifts (the discount on gifts after christmas is particularly good - offering 50% - 70% off), but on the lower floor are it's other services. If you pop on the escalators and head downstairs you'll find an optician, an NHS walk-in, a doctors surgery, Birmingham Uni dentists and a sexual health clinic. With the doctors surgery and dentist, you will need an appointment. The optician will see walk-ins (depending on how busy they are) and the sexual health clinic and NHS centre are totally walk-in led. This, obviously, can lead to long waiting times - but if you desperately need a doctor and can't get an appointment at your local clinic, this place is a lifesaver (probably quite literally). As well as the various medical services I have mentioned, Boots offers a "stop smoking" clinic and other health led initiatives. When I first moved into Birmingham City Centre I had no idea where my local health services would be (I was dreading having to catch a bus out of town), so for all of those who work or live in the City - this place is your one stop shop for when you're feeling off or need some supplies.

This is a great little Boots situated in the centre of town. It's got all you need from a general…read moreBoots store; cosmetics, perfume, toiletries. food and it has a pharmacy. There's also the more seasonal items. Currently there are sunglasses and lotions located towards the back of the store. It's never been overly busy when i've been there even at 5pm on a weekday which is perfect if you want to spend a bit more time browsing. The meal deal is a good price (£3.49 at last check) and it includes a sandwich/wrap, a drink and a snack (up to the value of £1.25 so go for the larger ones!). The service is always quick as there's never really a queue which is great if you're in a rush.

My Dad has asked me too leave this review on his behalf, great service from all staff very polite…read moreespecially Priya she helped me no end when I've gone into the pharmacy to switch from my current pharmacy nothing was too much trouble for her. Thank you very much

Sidhu's Pharmacy has recently been refurbished and I have to say it looks ten times better than the…read moreold chemist. The pharmacy itself has been established for 23 years and offers the latest services and products to patients in the community. Sidhu's also offer a range of prescription services including the collection and delivery of prescriptions. This is the pharmacy my father uses when he comes to pick up his prescription and its fair to say he has not been disappointed with the service and staff at Sidhu's. It is not just medical products that Sidhu's sell. They also offer toiletries, perfumes/deodorant, beauty and hair products, passport style photographs but also a wide range of alternative treatment products. Staff at Sidhu's will offer advice, support and assistance to customers and I have found them to be very friendly when I have required help. This is the pharmacy I tend to visit along with my father despite their being another pharmacy down the road on the High Street.

i always use this chemist because it is very conveinent and if you have just come out the doctors…read morepoorly then you can give your proscription at the window and dont have to leave your car,staff are friendly and they always have gift sets on offer cheap

excellent pharmacy, they always have time to discuss any problems that you might have & remember…read moreyou for next time. Also has a drive thru so if you are not well you dont even have to leave the car. not just pharamcy stuff but also a shop selling other goods including household cleaning stuff & gifts. staff are all excellent.

The pharmacy is great to have in this area, however it can get quite busy in here at lunch times as…read morethey also sell food. The shop is really small and they only ever seem to have limited cashiers on so the queue can sometimes trail around the shop which makes it hard to get around.

For a Superdrug store, this store is really impressive and certainly did impress me on my trip to…read moreBirmingham, being a large and modern store in the Bullring. Superdrug is a brand which either has good or terrible stores based on past experiences from Manchester to London, Liverpool to Brighton and across England - but this store offers facilities I've never seen in a Superdrug store before including a salon for women, and a barbers for men - normally they just have a small area of the store for women's beauty as this is a health and beauty retailer as well as a pharmacy, but it catered for men in that department too, offering a dry cut for the low price of £14 which is pretty good for the city centre, I've paid a lot more than that back home in Manchester too! The beverage selection was also pretty large, sadly it didn't have any Lipton drinks (these seem to have been replaced with fuze tea in every branch) or Starbucks beverages (some stores have these) The store, in general, was pretty modern and had a good range of products. Service and the queuing process could have been better as well as ensuring every part of the store was modern and stood out, as if not it just appears to be a little mix and match. 4* - Really good facilities for a Superdrug store in a central location, despite its flaws it is probably my favourite Superdrug store.

This store is always busy but I never spend ages waiting in line. The staff are always good,…read morefriendly and quick at serving. I use this Superdrug mainly for skincare and dry shampoo. Out of the Superdrugs in Birmingham city centre I think this is the best one. The layout is very clear and I always know where everything will be. I noticed in other Superdrugs that they don't stock as much of there on offer items as this store does. Herbal Essense and Batiste dry shampoo is always at the entrance when its half price!

An excellent Pharmacy in my view and the fact that it is a Drive Thru as well makes it even better…read more The staff at Carters Green Pharmacy will always be there to help you if you have any questions and queries. I have certainly found that to be the case whenever I have been with my mother to the Chemist. If you are not feeling well and have taken the car, then at least with this Pharmacy you do not need to get out of the car as long as you have got your prescription. That is the beauty of a Pharmacy having a Drive Thru. Carters Green Pharmacy is not different to any other Pharmacy in terms of what it sells. From medicines to tablets these are some things you can purchase at Carters Green Pharmacy. However it also sells household cleaning tools, shower gels, hair gels etc. Nonetheless I did find the hair gels to be on the expensive side.

great chemist for prescripions and all health products reasonably pricedread more

boots is a chemist but you can also get make up children clothing and health accesserys for…read morereasonable prices.

Could not recommend these enough espcially the pharmacy side of the shop. Always happy to give…read moreadvice & really seem to care about getting the right medication for the person. Very conviently located in the centre of the town.

A pharmacy is a pharmacy is a pharmacy. Masters Pharmacy doesn't do all that much to challenge…read morethat repetitive wisdom but is a very welcoming and diligent establishment which I'd recommend if you need a pharmacy in this area. I've been in there a couple of times needing relief from various ailments and the pharmacist has helped me out and advised me very well even though I'm not on their system. The other bits and pieces they sell, such as toiletries, are very well priced (the mens deodorant is as cheap as any supermarket) and they stock a good range of dental and headache products. There's also an optician in there (see pic - although if you can't you might need to visit them). Finally, on an architectural note, Masters can also be thanked for facelifting the corner of Vicarage and Tat Bank Roads, having been built on the site of a derelict building (as seen on Google Earth).

I have become increasingly concerned as to the suitability of these premises to deliver Covid…read morevaccine. Several people that have received their vaccine here have all said that their arm was not swabbed with an antiseptic wipe prior to the injection. After the injection, again several people advised staff that they felt unwell, either giddy, sudden headache, nausea or all three. In all instances staff advised them to go and sit in their car for 15 minutes as there is nowhere on the premises for patients to sit for 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Parking near the premises is very limited with the majority having to park in side streets necessitating a minimum 5 minute walk to their car. Some patients do not drive and walk to and from the premises. No guidance is given as to what should be done if symptoms persist. As the premises have no provision for patients to sit for 15 minutes following vaccination, and therefore are not meeting NHS and government guidelines for the delivery of Covid vaccine, I do not feel the premises are a suitable venue to deliver the vaccine. Is any health agency actually policing the suitability of venues?