This pharmacy and chemist is very big and the layout and look of the shop is very nice and modern…read more It is next to the library and there is parking on the side streets. You can buy most of your toiletries here and they have offers also. There is pushchair and wheelchair access as well as stairs to go inside. They also sell toys and other bulky items needed for babies such as changing mats and changing seats. The pharmacy also sells medicine for sore throats and colds and headaches just like a normal pharmacy. They have some cheap item under one pound like small kids combs and hair brushes.

One of the more well-stocked Boots in the Canary Wharf area…read more The pharmacist is located on the second floor accessible via the escalator (outside) or the stairway (inside). I'm always in need of weird and hard-to-get batteries and this branch seems to carry plenty of CR2016 LR44, which I totally appreciate.

Very well stocked, if somewhat small and cramped…read more Pharmacist behind the counter was very much on her game, listened to my grievances, and happily provided me a much better suggestion that set me on the right path. All of it done quickly and with a smile. None of us like to be ill, but if it happens to you and you're in Canary Wharf, come to this Boots ASAP.

Fantastic quality quick service fantastic helpful staff who will go the extra mile to help you.read more

Good service, if they do not have the med's they will have it in next dayread more

This branch of Superdrug has a really good atmosphere and friendly staff. The store is a medium…read moresized one that sells most of your normal toiletries, cosmetics and fragrances. There are regular promotions and offers such as buy one get one free and the store is very cheap compared to its competitor across the road; Boots.

What kind of store is named Boots? With a name like that, you would think that they sell boots,…read moreright? Wrong! They are a chain store, and the leading health and beauty retailer in the United Kingdom. This branch inside the Westfield Stratford City Mall is large. We stopped in after having dinner at Nando's. For some reason, the cough medicine in the U.K. seems to be better than in the States. So we wanted to purchase a couple bottles to bring back home. Found them here at Boots. Price was fair. It was easy to find because the store was well organized and very clean. Service was spot on as well. Everytime we travel to London, we stay in the Stratford area. Now that we know that Boots is here, it is sure to be a regular stop as well.

Just wanted to say a big thankyou to Sana from the makeup department. She was so helpful had my…read moresisters wedding coming up she helped me pick out all the items perfect skin match the makeup came out really nice on the day aswell. Amazing customer service thankyouso much Sana. The prices where great aswell.

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!

Boots at London Canary Wharf Jubilee Place is a fairly useful location - the store isn't a great…read moresize so the product selection from what one would usually expect to find in a Boots from cosmetics to beverages is a little smaller, but for me, it does offer a useful range of services in its' location in a very business, rush and go area of London - It has a pharmacy with multi-lingual staff where you can have some NHS services like flu vaccinations and prescriptions, or perhaps these services on a non-NHS basis too if you no longer qualify for example. The staff around the store seemed pretty generic, not too helpful or friendly but seemed to get the job done which at the end of the day is okay for a store like this. The pharmacy is open until midnight is also really useful if you're in the area to pick-up medication - this means the pharmacy section is open when the rest of the store isn't as it is over two floors. Perhaps not as modern as other Boots stores, and it might not have the best of selections in the main floors, but it serves a highly useful purpose as it does offer a good range of services, in a good location with really good opening hours. 3*

Full service personal care (downstairs) and pharmacist (upstairs)…read more They also carry a hard-to-find range of batteries I need, from 2016s and LR44's. Positioned just across from M&S and adjacent to a restaurant zone makes humping to the mall worthwhile.