Having a 24-7 pharmacy in Manchester city centre is extremley useful especially in these times with…read morethe Coronavirus pandemic. Cameolord try to make it as easy as possible offering prescription delivery and collection, my experience was simple and quick and I was able to get my medication in minutes so I was rather pleased. I normally use Pharmacy2U for my meds as they deliver it to my door and it us much easier to manage my medication online but if I ever need emergency medication, I would definitely return! 4*

After being with this pharmacy for over ten years I am sorry I have to find a new pharmacy. Since…read morethe beginning of this year my prescription has been delaying for over five days. Last month I was told they were too busy so they can't order my medication for me again. I had to go about three days without medication. And the pharmacy told me I can even go five to seven days without medication. And this month also because of the bank holiday they couldn't order my medication. When I phoned them to find out they disconnected me after almost 20 minutes of waiting. I phone again and the reply was pharmacist is too busy call back in two hours. What happened to this amazing pharmacy. I am done now. Thanks again for the previous services

Boots in Piccadilly is great! It's really convenient when you have the winter blues and need a…read morelittle pick me up as they have a pharmacy and helpful staff towards the back. It stocks the general beauty products as well a fresh food section, your standard small Boots store.There isn't a lot more to say apart from kudos to the friendly staff who are always smiling! Top tip - No one buys the sandwiches so you can often find a bargain around lunchtime... Maybe it's the fact they hide all the fresh food behind impenetrable force field flaps...

Perhaps not the best, largest or modern of Boots locations in the city but the fact this store is…read moreopen later than most other nearby branches (Until 9:30 pm on weekdays) providing a full pharmacy service in that time is really useful for the city centre - with it being at the enterance of Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station. (It also opens at 6 during the week too, great to pop in on your commute!) The drinks and to-go food selection is okay but I do feel other places within the station including WHSmith, Marks and Spencer and the Co-op outside are better, however. It can get a little crowded at peak times, I do occasionally see warehouse boxes around the store too which makes this a little worse. If you're looking for a flu shot, this store as of writing has the best availability in the city centre with appointments most days compared to the Arndale/Market Street branch which would have had me waiting over two weeks, and Piccadilly Gardens which has over a weeks wait for an appointment after 4:30 pm (This is a seasonal thing remember!) Average store in most regards, but opening hours make it much more useful to pick up medicines when in the city. 3*

Superdrug at Piccadilly Gardens is a fairly good store, it is my favourite Superdrug location in…read morethe city, it is quite a good size, even though it is dwarfed by the Boots store at the bottom of Market Street. The store has a good range of most products including medications, toiletries and health and beauty. The pricing is competitive, they also offer discounts for NHS staff and students, which is handy. The staff normally seem pretty friendly here, there is this one older lady who works here, I can't remember her name, but she is lovely and always eager to chat and is a credit to the Superdrug brand. There is a Pharmacy at the back of the store, which again is useful to pick up medications. Due to the pandemic, they are offering COVID testing and vaccinations here, I do find having the vaccination area at the front of the store, can lead to it being a little messy/confusing if you're going into the store to shop. The checkout area seems equally as messy, meaning if it is pretty busy, it could end up blocking part of the store, which is frustrating as it means awkwardly disrupting the queue in order to look at certain products. 4* - Pretty good Superdrug store despite a couple of flaws.

Really busy spot near the center of town. Helpful and friendly staff. If you don't have a loyalty…read morecard they will almost surely sign you up for one. :-)

A small Boots store just off both Oxford Street and St Peter's Square, it is probably the smallest…read morestore in the city centre compared to their huge Market Street store and other branches in Piccadilly Station and Piccadilly Gardens, it is mainly featured around the Pharmacy part of the brand with very little in terms of fragrances, health and beauty and to-go food, however, the selection of beverages was average, albeit slightly smaller than their larger stores. I wasn't impressed with the selection of medications which you can buy without a prescription and even though this is a location focussed on the pharmacy and medicine part of the Boots brand, I found it to lack compared to other stores including Market Street again which was a shame with many medication brands just not there. They did seem understaffed too with one staff member struggling to keep up with demand on the checkout, and the Pharmacy stand had also one staff member who seemed a little less pressured. Good location to call in for basic medications or a drink without having to walk 5-10 minutes or so to a larger Boots location. 2*

Whenever I've wanted to know the name of this place I could'n't beacuse it always just says…read more'Pharmacy'in big and bold. Like Rob says, you can't know its A and A unless you've googled it! I'm already a regular at Longboon, but I've popped in here with a friend and found it to be as efficient. It is ver well stocked and the staff there even give advice when they see that you're probably thoroughly confused with what you have or rather are suffering with. A and A is probably one of the many Pharmacies in the vast Rusholme, noneltheless, its a pretty good one.

Magic potions and herbal remedies abound; not really but it sounds better then a bog standard…read morepharmacy. Which it is......... Go in and get some things for your cold or vomiting or fungal infections or nasal congestion, yummy.

If I wanted a cure for stress or depression the last place I would seek one out would be in the…read moreArndale Centre. Merely entering the Arndale brings on acute anxiety and feeling of want to end it all. Dr.Herbs sells Chinese remedies for everything from spots to lower back pain to anxiety. I am all for natural, organic foods but forgive me if I am a little cynical when it comes to herbal healing. I myself suffered a slipped disc three years ago in my lower back and if I am honest not even morphine substitutes could relieve pain ...it took keyhole surgery to eventually fix it! If only I had known that a few herbs would have relieved the chronic pain I was in ....hmmm. In some situations I understand that anything is worth a try. When my Friend was trying to quit smoking she tried everything and anything, however in the end it was good old fashioned will power and not the power of some flower :)

'It's long believed that ancient Chinese herbs can cure almost anything' says the website. I agree,…read morethat's why we cultivated it years ago and called it MEDICINE! It goes on to say- 'From skin problems like eczema and psoriasis to back pain and sprains, we offer an all natural cure'- as far as I know all medicines are 'natural'. But the clincher has got to be- 'We also specialise in quitting smoking, losing weight, overcoming depression and relieving stress.' Modern science couldn't do it, heck Kerry Katona and all her millions couldn't do it but a little outlet in the fucking Arndale centre can keep us all thin and sane- at this rate they'll have an infomercial on a cable channel in no time!

This is an average-sized Superdrug store, located inside the Manchester Arndale, while the store…read moremay not have all the features of the nearby Piccadilly Gardens branch (For example this store does NOT have a Pharmacy or a large beauty bar), it is still a good store with a nice selection of products. The selection of most products seems to be quite good, especially in the two areas I come to the store for (toiletries and ready to drink beverages), the aisles can feel a little narrow and uncomfortable especially at busy times or when the staff are restocking the shelves, but this is common with Superdrug as a whole. The staff seem friendly enough, they always seem to have a good amount of people working the checkouts, meaning the queues to get served moves pretty quickly and the staff are friendly enough. TIP: Use their multi-buy offers which are often quite good, they can also be combined with other discounts including NHS/student discounts and the Superdrug loyalty card. 4*

Situated on the lower ground floor of the Arndale Centre, this Superdrug is the biggest branch in…read morethe city. Like the other stores, the lighting, layout and aesthetic are all a bit of an eyesore but the low prices mean it's constantly bustling. As well as selling all the essential toiletries and beauty products you could need, there's a large section of the store devoted to perfume, skin care and make-up. Alongside big names like L'Oreal, Ulay and Elizabeth Arden, they also stock a small range of natural and organic products including hydrating lotions, body balms and exfoliators. At the rear of the store, there's a pharmacist and aisles packed with cold and flu remedies, vitamins, supplements and herbal tinctures like Rescue Remedy. In short, everything you need to keep healthy through the winter - apart from knitwear.

This Superdrug is a handy stop off if the toiletries offered in Lidl are not your taste. It has a…read moreparticularly handy location and prevents you having to trawl all the way into the city to find a pharmacist slash make up and shower gel stockist. Although I prefer Boots by far, due to its incredibly generous advantage card scheme, Superdrug is ever so slightly cheaper and often has more offers on such as 'buy one get one free' which are always handy when you're a penniless student. The disadvantages of this store is the fact they don't offer bags and the huge misleading sign in the window which says 'students get ten percent off'... if you've purchased an N.U.S Extra card. That's right, your student card officially issued by your university with photo I.D and N.U.S stamped on the bag will not suffice to prove you are a student. Poor show, Superdrug! What utter misers...

Faith pharmacy have friendly staff who offer good advice and they were quick to dispense my…read moreprescription. I also noticed they give out the contraceptive pill and emergency pill and have a large variety of flu and cold medication, which could come in handy to the university students who live close by suffering from 'freshers flu'

Faith Pharmacy is a pretty normal pharmacy, offering all the usual services such as basic…read moremedicines, plasters and bandages, prescriptions and toiletries. Its aptly situated, as you may need a pharmacy to assist your recovery if you (surely accidentally) visit the bar next door 'Czech Bar', which is a pit of despair. See my review. There's nothing really remarkable about this pharmacy, though it does have a selection of chocolates kept in a fridge. I don't know if anyone else suffers as I do from the affliction of only liking cold chocolate. If you do, you'll know that the major symptom is that you just can't buy chocolate from a newsagents or confectioner and munch it straight away. It just doesn't taste the same warm. For me, some chocolate can be tolerated warm, but some chocolate bars, which are lovely cold, are actually completely ruined when even lukewarm (above 6 degrees). Examples include Toblerone, Kit Kat and Bounty. If you do suffer from this condition, its on the list of medical problems this pharmacy can cure.