I stopped by this Sunglass Hut inside The O2 Shopping Outlet on the second floor when I was in…read moreLondon. I wanted to see their selections of Oakley sunglasses. They had a good amount on the wall of selections. The prices will vary but I thought they were on par with the prices everywhere else. I wanted to see if they had the Oakley Gauge but I didn't see it. I tried on some that they had on display but the fit wasn't comfortable to me. No one approach me inside the store so I was able to shop in peace.

my new favorite sunglasses and my new favorite place to get them!…read more keval has an amazing shop and is wonderful to talk to :) i asked if he could switch out the lenses on a pair of frames i liked and he was able to do it same day! cannot recommend this shop enough, it was the highlight of my stay in shoreditch

Just wanted to say that I whole heartedly agree with the previous reviews I here…read more Previously I have used Boots opticians quite a lot and they seem really slow and not very attentive. These guys are definitely a cut above. Can't remember what the optemetrist was called but they were lovely and gave me some good info about eye care ! Will be coming back here as required!

Proved to be the perfect option for my Invisalign treatment; I also had my mercury fillings…read morereplaced there. Not cheap, but you definitely get what you pay for - amazing staff, amazing service, and all the latest dental equipment/materials needed to keep your gob healthy.

Few months back, I was suffering from severe toothache due to tooth decay. It is when I heard about…read morethe trusted dentist in Battersea. I got an appointment scheduled at Glow Dental Clinic. The dental practitioner said about root canal treatment which was an appropriate solution for my problem. At first, I was terrified by the thought of scissors and forceps in my mouth, but as the treatment began, I somehow managed to take the mild discomfort. The operation proved to be successful for me and my pain was relieved forever.

Quite helpful. Ample seating while waiting. Very polite…read more Reason for drop of one star: Appeared to leave the phone ringing even when staff were available to answer it.

Alongside Cantebury Cathedral, this stands as a national apex of, what can in the most technical of…read moreterms be called, mumbo jumbo. Visitors can marvel as tax money paid by you and me (well... not me, I've literally be evading tax since the day I was born) is flushed away on mumbo jumbo medicines and mumbo jumbo doctors. Future historians will also marvel at the quaint medical fantasies of middle class Sunday-Times reading (and believing) Londoners, just as today's historians look back on practices like leeches and trepaning. Incidentally, these two practices would almost certainly become available at the RLHH (or 'RLMBH' for short) if someone were to write a Times article claiming they solve such concerning ailments as 'waitrose has sold out of marmalade' and 'I don't know which curtains to put up in my landrover'. It's reassuring that the RLMBH still offers 'conventional care' - actual medical treatment - as the other hospitals under the umbrella of University College London Hospitals (not actually part of UCL but an NHS foundation trust) are first-class teaching institutions. However they 'compliment' this 'conventional care' with sheer quackery 'where there is evidence of the effectiveness of complementary therapies'. Well sorry chaps, there's no evidence. I remember thrashing out this issue over breakfast while staying in Chengdu once. My opponent was a girl who was trying to pass off some vaguely distilled water as a cure for my friend's hangover. She had apparently wasted four years of precious life to 'study' mumbo jumbo and yet could not provide any basis for an argument. She simply repeated "it upsets me when you say that" each time I demanded factual evidence. I must admit, I did feel sorry for her and so offered her a Neurofen tablet, which she angrily declined. Unfortunately... someone... somewhere... at some time... felt sorry for someone in London... and gave them a whole hospital where everyone can go and bury their heads in the sand at the taxpayer's expense.

This is a unique hospital that stands proud on the corner of Queens Sq and Great Ormond St and has…read moreserved the general public with alternative medicine and treatment for a very long time. I actually worked here in the pharmacy for four years and it was a wonderful and interesting experience. It specialises in Allergy Environmental and Nutritional Medicine. Autogenics Training , a Children's Clinic and a Complementary Cancer Care Programme to name a few specialist areas. The pharmacy made up most of the concoctions and I have memories of making up lotions and potions prescribed by the doctors.We made up a lot of creams and ointments for skin problems. All the doctors here are qualified in Allopathic and well as Homeopathic medicine and the service is on the NHS which is fantastic.

One of the gems of Islington. At first it may look just like an ordinary chemist, but , what makes…read morethis place very special, is not on the shelves. It's the people who run it. Lisa and Andy. They are two of the loveliest, friendliest and most helpful people you will ever meet. Lisa is a fountain of knowledge, not just about medical matters but also about the vitamins and minerals that they sell. She'll tell you what you need and don't need, which is just as important. Andy, is just as good in his field. How many opticians tell you that you need over the counter reading glasses? He has also won Islington Garden of the Year a number of times, so any trouble with your irises and one way or another, your in luck. You know how irritating people go on about Islington being a village? Well, this is one of those places that makes you feel that, perhaps, they're right. Forget Boots etc. If you want excellent advice, great service and sympathy when your feeling a bit seedy, then this is the place for you.

I joined this practice in March after a recommendation from a friend, I am very pleased with the…read moreservice received from these guys. A great team in particular Dr Alex who has explained every step of my treatment and made me feel at ease.

Having moved recently to the area and needing a new dentist, Hampton Hill Dental Practice had good…read morereviews from new neighbours and so has become my new dentist. Very friendly dentist and completely different from previous experiences elsewhere that put me off attending as frequently as one should. Everything is explained clearly and time is taken over any treatments I've had. I'd certainly recommend to anyone local needing a dentist.

I went straight to A&E by ambulance as I was having difficulty breathing because of Astma. All of…read morethe staff from the Doctor who spoke to me, nurses, X-ray staff and porter were excellent. They were all clearly very busy especially being a week-end however they were all so caring and efficient. I had nebulisers and also blood tests, ECG, blood pressure test and X-ray and it could not have been a better experience. No one likes hospitals I don;t think howeve the A&E team were fabulous when I was there. Thank you all so much especially the nurse who got my presciption drugs for me as the pharmacy was closed.

This hospital was once a private military hospital and stands on Queens land. It was renovated and…read morebuilt up about 7 years ago when it was opened by the Queen. It replaced the old delapidated Greenwich hospital and now serves a wider community encompassing Greenwich, Lewisham, Woolwich and even furthur afield. Like all hospitals it suffers from budget problems but the staff themselves I have always found to be friendly and knowledgeable. There's a free buggy service from 9.30am to 4pm which will take those less able to walk around the hospital for free. Parking is only free for disabled and there's not a lot of parking so it's better to go by public transport.