The biggest Boots store in Nottingham, it includes an Opticians and a Pharmacy. Spread over two…read morefloors, with a large Baby and Photo section upstairs, and Everything you would expect from a Boots store downstairs. They have lots of multi-buy deals and you can collect Advantage Card points. It also has a baby changing and feeding room upstairs.

Great little chemist only small but does have most things and if they don't they will try to get…read morewhat you need on the same day

Right next to Boots, hard to know which to go into! Lots of bargains to be had here. They sell some…read morenice gift ideas. Reasonably sized store.

The pharmacists in this branch are excellent. Having come down with tonsillitis on a Bank Holiday,…read morethe only place realistically to collect my antibiotics was this branch of Boots, and they couldn't have been more helpful. After sorting my prescription the lady took a good bit of time making sure I knew how to take the tablets to the best effect, and was really kindly in her manner - I was, after all, really poorly at this stage and just wanted to be horizontal in my bed. Of course, they have all the other usual products you might need, from last minute holiday related items, to bathroom products, and more, but really it's the pharmacy staff that make this place shine. And, the fact that they're open late every night and on Bank Holidays is even better. No one chooses to be poorly at the most inconvenient times, so I'm always grateful I can rely on this branch to help me out!

This is a really useful Boots location, located inside Leeds Station, although obviously smaller…read morethan their Leeds Trinity branch, the store is very useful in its' location, and the opening hours are also excellent, as a midnight pharmacy, it is open until 12 am, meaning you are able to pick up prescribed medications well into the night. The store appeared to be fairly presentable, it appears to have had a slight refurb to fit into the refurbished part of Leeds Station very well. Prices were a little high on the to-go food and drink, selection and pricing is better at other outlets inside the station including WHSmith and Sainsbury's. The staff seemed friendly enough. 4* - The store is good, mainly for convenience and the midnight pharmacy.

I go to Boots and then to Superdrug to compare prices, and I must say it is a bit cheaper than…read moreboots and has a few unusual bits and bobs in there also.

I always felt Superdrug peaked in the 80s, when it was a true contender to the meglomaniacal Boots,…read morethe prices were considerably cheaper and their own ranges were more fun. Doesn't seem that cheap any more! Although there are still bargains to be had, and they have a good make-up section.

There are 2 Superdrug stores located in Derby, one in Westfields and the other opposite Primark in…read morethe Cathedral Quarter. Both are of similar sizes and provide the same product ranges. To be honest, Superdrug is the 'cheaper' version of Boots. I don't expect good customer service if I'm going in to save money & I certainly don't receive it. However, with a great product selection & a well laid out shop- I thoroughly recommend it to anyone. The only thing that would make it better would be a loyalty points scheme similar to what Boots offer. Lets hope we get this soon Superdrug!

I prefer to shop in Superdrug than in larger stores such as Boots, because the prices do seem to be…read morelower, and the offers are very good and easy to spot. The layout of the store is very simple and straightforward, and everything is clearly signed so you can easily find what you're looking for. They stock most of the well known toiletries brands, and I have also bought some of Superdrug's own range of products before and been very pleased. Less expensive than Boots, but in my opinion the quality is just as good, so why pay more than you need to?

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*

One of the perils of commuting is being surrounded with people with colds. I've lost count of the…read moreamount of times I've sat on the train listening to other people coughing, sniffing and blowing their noses for two hours. The reason I've managed to avoid getting the dreaded flu myself is wrapping up warm and carrying First Defense and Cuticura Hand Gel with me. The former keeps me warm and toasty and the latter two kill off bad germs and bacteria. Luckily, this Boots stocks both so whenever I'm travelling and running low on either, I just pop in and grab some on my way to the platform. Handily, they also stock smoothies and breakfast bars too!

its basically what you expect of superdrugs. but you cant get everything your after from a 'normal'…read moresuperdrug cos this store is alot more smaller and cramped. The staff are helpful here cos its difficult to find stuff. this store is quite hidden as its on chapel walk, which is kinda down an alleyway at the side of USC!