A friendly little pharmacy with helpful and polite staff. My prescriptions are always prepared with…read morediscretion. There is the usual range of toiletries and those essential personal health care products. I always leave with a bag of Jakeman's throat sweets... effective for keeping the vocals in good working order. A good local drug store that hopefully won't be affected by supermarkets and recession.

Absolutely horrendous. The pharmacist yelled at me down the phone so loudly that my partner who was…read moresitting a metre away could hear it. Terrible customer service, rude, and frankly cruel to scream at a mentally ill person for just trying to get their medication. Avoid this pharmacy like the plague if you are chronically ill or disabled - they will not treat you with the bare minimum of human decency.

Westbury Chemists is expensive. A bar of soap is exorbitantly priced and a six-pack of beer may…read moreleave you bankrupt. However, if you need medicine, perfume, passport photos or any of their other services (they're part pharmacy/confectionary) you're in for a treat. The store is beautiful, it seems like it glows. I'm attracted to it every time I pass it walking down the street. Sometimes it takes all of my willpower to keep from going into it. Also, if you're into ethical cleaning products, they have a full stock of environmentally friendly products. The place is soothing, so if you have a violent sneeze and a runny nose that won't quit you'll instantly feel better once you step into the store.

Dumler's Pharmacy is a lovely, large and well-run pharmacy. There always seem to be too many staff…read moremembers on hand to help, and it's a common occurrence that you're offered assistance at least three times while inside. Given the old-dog reputation of the NHS health service, I've found that Dumler's is very clued up on the way the NHS works and can be a good place to visit, even just to ask what the easiest way is to get those cholesterol tablets you need. Dumler's also has a unique focus on homeopathic remedies. This has become a very popular form of health maintenance and I am happy to report that the no matter which type of medication you are after, the Dumler's staff are only too happy (and knowledgeable) to make your shopping experience a happy one. When asked if they offer a cure for hangovers, I was given at least three different options.

This has not been my experience at all…read more... I find the staff to be quite clueless and very arrogant. For example as a deaf person I would expect that staff would write down any questions they have or better still not to ask any questions at all... Instead they just continue on with their nonsensical pitter patter and completely ignore my needs.... The simplest thing is too much trouble and even a simple carrier bag is out of the question.

Prentis Pharmacy is a well ran, knowledgable, local chemist with a huge selection of good health…read moreproducts including vitamins and toiletries, often cheaper than the nearby chain stores such as Superdrug and Boots. Despite being small, Prentis has thankfully fully embraced technology along with local Doctors, meaning those who need repeat prescriptions from Streatham Hill surgery or Edith Cavell surgery can request them online from Prentis' website or their NHS site, and have them ready for collection. http://www.prentispharmacy.com/

Fortunately, we don't live in a liberal drugs culture like Holland or pot heads would be crowding…read morethe doors to this store like there was no tomorrow! Instead, in conservative old England, Superdrug is merely a pharmacy cum toiletries with some food available. They're operating in the same retail area as Boots. Lately, Superdrug stores have undergone a facelift with faux-wooden flooring and a general sprucing such that they do look like a more inviting shopping area. A solid place to get your bathroom and drug cupboard needs

ABC Pharmacy is a one stop shop for all of your medicinal needs. You may have noticed that I write…read moreabout pharmacies quite frequently. I'm not in denial. I'm not a crazed hypochondriac with irrational fears of every type of living bacteria known to man. I'm not, I swear. I just like pharmacies. Like many pharmacies this place is really pleasant. It's clean and has a bright, salubrious glow. I was served quite quickly as there was no queue at all. The other customers in the pharmacy were obvious regulars. The pharmacist knew them by name and they were having really lively, in-depth conversations. Next time I need antibiotics I will definitely stop by this place.

Accused of stealing, bag searched. Disgraceful store experience…read more I purchased few items, putting them in my backpack as walking towards the exit, a woman enters and accuses me of stealing, the moment security rushes to me she vanishes. I have been talked down, told to be backpack searched, which I also had items from 3 different stores with receipts. As a minority man, I felt discriminated, shamed and made me look like a potential thief. Very demeaning and degraded experience for me today, store I visited, Boots - Streatham.

really rude and patronising pharmacy staff. Absolutely unprofessional staff, left me on a side for…read moreso long, the RP did not want to talk to me. I was trying to buy phernergan 10mg for travelling issues, and they first lied to me saying that they do not have it in stock, and I could see the medicine on the shelf, then they told me that it was a POM when I know is a P, so legally they can sell it they just don't want to. I have explained myself, why I want to buy this medicine with really reasonable reasons and I even gave my personal details, but that was not enough! Really bad costumer service, awful!! You have to treat different cases differently on a single situation!