Boundary Road in Portslade is a useful local parade of shops and the Boots is a vital outlet…read morealongside Tesco, Lidl and all the other shops. Not the biggest branch of Boots the Chemist but vital for all those toiletries and tablets and the like that you need.

The product range in here isn't awesome but some of the pharmacists are so great. They seem to…read morechange so regularly though that the person who helped you a lot is gone next time you visit (or off-rota?). Prescription counter is seriously slow.

Although the Boots on George Street is quite a bit smaller than the one on North, it still stocks a…read morewide range of health and beauty products. Actually, one of the areas missing here is the rather annoying set up of make-over and fragrance 'experts' set up near the entrance, so right away I preferred this less-congested location. The Health side of the shop includes vitamins, cold and flu fighters, band-aids and other first aid treatments as well as alternative medicinal therapies. Two pharmacists were on shift at the time of my visit, despite it being quite slow. The Beauty section - separated by a large doorway, almost as though a different shop - has items for hair and skin, bath products, hairdryers, curlers and straighteners, and fragrances. There's also a line of baby products, a small snack aisle and a photo section that includes albums, frames and a digital print shop. In summary - smaller, but enough.

A deceptively large branch of Boots on Hove's main pedestrianised shopping street. It sells the…read moreusual large range of pharmaceutical products, cosmetics and toiletries, and there's a photo shop as well. The pharmacy section can get quite busy, presumably catering to Hove's large population of pensioners. It doesn't have much of a range of electrical goods or an opticians, but these are available in the large city-centre Brighton branch - reached by the frequent number 7 bus which goes straight there and takes about 10 minutes.

Smack in the middle of Kemp Town's main street, this branch of Boots is a small one that stocks a…read morevaried selection of essential toiletries by Boots and other brands. If you want toothpaste, deodrant, shampoo or condoms, you're onto a winner. If you want Lemon Verbena bubble bath or Clarins moisturiser, you'll have to go to Boots flagship store opposite the clock tower. The pharmacist in this branch is friendly and usually has most prescriptions in stock. The thing that's slightly annoying is the constant presence of security guards that watch everyone entering, leaving and browsing around the store. I appreciate they must get a lot of shoplifters and have a job to do - but no girls want to be watched whilst they're buying Lil-lets!

A nice little store on st James Street, it doesn't have the biggest selection but it has what u…read moreneed to top up the bathroom. The one thing I will say about this store is the staff are really brilliant. If your ill and need some advice pls go and see the staff here

This pharmacy is nice, the staff are nice, you never have to wait as long as you do in Boots, and…read moreits nice to be able to support a small shop instead of a chain like Boots. They don't stock as much stuff as boots as the shop is much smaller.

What a lovely service I got from this pharmacy yesterday. The shop itself is pretty ordinary and…read morelooks like any typical small chemist (it's a part of the mypharmacy chain of independent chemists), but what struck me when I went in there was how helpful and caring all the staff were. The lady behind the till was very helpful and attentive, and even the pharmacist took it upon himself to make a phone call to check if he could get a discount for me. As a result, I paid only £4 for the tube of cream I needed instead of £8. I was expecting to pay £8, so this was a nice surprise, and much appreciated. I will definitely go back there next time. It's on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible, but its position on Western Road means it's expensive to park anywhere near the pharmacy, unless you have a blue badge of course.

I never knew that Superdrug do student discount - thanks Ross M., always good to know! (Well even…read morethough I'm not still a student, but I have a student card with no expiry date which is nice, aaanyway!...). This particular Superdrug branch is small and doesn't stock any cosmetic/beauty products; the name on the front just says 'Superdrug Health' instead of 'Beauty' as on some branches. You'll find basic toiletries and medicines, but no hair products or mascara - unless they've changed it since the last time I went in there. Seems a little pointless to me as they could stick a few of these things in and make money I think. Ah well, still it's a handy store and there is a pharmacy.

Superdrug on Western Road has quite an impressive selection as far as standard pharmacy items…read more Several aisles are dedicated to over the counter drugs, toiletries, make up, and basic hair, face and body care. The pharmacists are available for personal consultation, if necessary, and there's also a rack of pamphlets with information and answers to commonly asked health care questions. For a pharmacy, there's a wide range of snackables, including crisps, chocolate bars, bags of sweets and healthier oat and granola bars. A chiller contains a few prepared and pre-packaged small meals, like sandwiches, wraps and salads. Other sections include a display rack of travel size items (including hand-sanitizer, my exciting purchase for the day) and a rack of prescription reading glasses. I've never known anyone to buy eyeglasses from a drug store, but they seem to be a staple supply item.

Has just had a refurb and is now a massive pharmacy! Really helpful and knowledgable staff (also…read morehave good sales technique as go in for a prescription and come out with a whole load of stuff!). Light, bright and modernised, it has improved ten fold.

Martin's Pharmacy is a handy and quite decent sized chemists that tucked away in Southwick square,…read moreat the top of the road, near the banks. They offer Prescriptions, developing, printing and toiletries, and all with a nice personal touch. The shop is pretty large, though not as big as a Superdrug or Boots, but you'll find a good range of different products here, and shouldn't need to venture anywhere else, unless its really specific. I have to say though I was a bit dubious about some of the aftershaves that they had on sale here for £1.49! Have you ever heard of an aftershave called 'Jimmy', where the packaging looks strangely like that of it's genuinely upmarket brother, 'Tommy'. There was also an aftershave called 'Jacket'. There should never be an aftershave called 'Jacket', it's as simple as that.

I use this pharmacy all the time due to ongoing medical problems and ican happily say that this is…read morethe best pharmacy i have ever used. The level of help and support i have been given when i have come here is above and beyond what a person would expect from a regular pharmacy. The people here are very caring and always give me thier time and expertise, the shop stocks a lot of good value products too which is also very handy. I would recommend this pharmacy to everyone, and those i already have done agree that it is a very well run pharmacy.