Deceiving. They make it seem like you'll receive hard copies of books - they even scam you by…read morecharging shipping. It's written in very fine print and easy to miss that you'll be receiving digital copies.

This is an interesting wee place. Where Forbidden Planet and A1 Comics know they have a monopoly on…read morethe comic book market in Glasgow, this little shop has somewhat taken the wind out of their sales. It is basically a walk in warehouse. It offers comics, toys, action figures, DC & Marvel figurines and has a growing number of customers worldwide. Buying comics can be a bit of an emotional minefield and not one I know a great deal about but the folk in here seem to know what they are talking about and do all they can to help you. They know my friend in there by name, which probably says more about him than it does about them :) Red Hot Comics has a real growing reputation amongst comic book lovers in Glasgow.

This is a good sized supermarket for being located in East Kilbride Shopping Centre. It is at the…read moretop of the centre and if you park in the car park at that end of the shopping centre there are lifts that can take you straight into the store. The store is also accessed from within the centre. The car parking is not free though unless you park after 4pm on a Thursday. The store itself has a good number of check out desks as well as a customer service desk and kiosk. There is a good range of fruit and vegetables. They make nice bread and cakes instore. Other items for sale include fresh meat and ready meals, plenty of tins, alcohol etc. It is a really good sized supermarket for being in a shopping centre and you should get all your basics at least in here. There is a small range of toys and some children's clothing as well. Along with the nectar card to earn some points on your shopping.

Based within the East Kilbride Shopping Centre complex, this is one of the smaller supermarkets…read morefocused more on household consumables and food than the electrical goods and other sundry items found in it's larger counterparts. It's usually relatively busy, although the queues move quite quickly as most people seem to be purchasing only a few items rather than trolley's stacked and ready to topple. Certainly I'm never buying more than an odd or end if I'm in the Shopping Centre anyway. It has something of a slightly run down feel about it and it's layout is maybe a reflection on it's age.

This card shop is located in the older part of the shopping centre just up from Argos. It is a…read morebright enough shop but I find it hard to move around due the size of the aisles. The aisles do not allow for many people to stand and look at cards and for those walking past. The cards are good value and easy enough to find what your looking for. They also stock the usual wrapping, banners, balloons and a few soft toys. This shop is accessable but just avoid busy times as the queue can hinder your viewing of the cards.

I like to use Debenhams bra measuring service. I find that they are always spot on compared other…read moreplaces I have used. Located on the 2nd floor, I knew where to go. I felt it was time I had wee measure as the bras I recently bought elsewhere where a bit ickle for me. The lady explained she was on her own so would need to keep checking on the shop floor, which was fine as it wasn't too busy. I knew to go in on a less busy day as I know the bra measuring service is very popular and I have had to queue on previous occasions, more so in the Glasgow store. She was very good and also realised instandly that the bra I was wearing was too small. She took my measurements, and the type of bra I was looking for and came back with a pretty bra in next size up. She was very much the perfectionist and wanted to make sure I was wearing the correct size. In the end I was wearing a bra that was two sizes too small. Jings! It had been two years since I last went and you don't realise how much your body changes, so she did advise to make sure I get measured a bit more often. I am very happy with the service even though she had to keep popping out to check the floor. I got myself some lovely bras that fit well. I would highly recommend the bra fitting service and to go on one of their less busy days.

This shop covers three floors and is probably just like every other big department store in the…read morecountry, apart from Harrods. If you want a big black coat near Christmas time, there's a good choice. If you want a new Egyptian Cotton quilt cover for your bed, there's a good choice here as well. It might be a little more expensive than BHS along the mall, but, it's just better. Once you've dodged the gauntlet of orange-faced cougars at the perfume counters downstairs, you enter a comfortable, well-lit, shop with plenty of signage to find what you're looking for. ( unlike the big one in Glasgow that seems to have forgot where anything is itself ).There's a comfortable restaurant on the third floor that's good for just a coffee if that's all you fancy.

This used to be Focus DIY before it lay empty for quite a while. It then became a hive of activity…read moreand there from the ashes of Focus arose a B&M Home Stores. Yay! Says me! Bargains-a-go-go! As Focus was huge I was expecting good things from B&M and I was not disappointed. There is plenty of groceries, beauty and cosmetics, baby stuff, toys, home furnishings, DIY and an outside section for garden products, which they've kept from Focus. The prices are mighty good and I thought that this year I would do a little bit of Christmas shopping here for a change. I noticed while I was in Asda that they sold some of the same products but B&M was much much cheaper. They have a good selection but I have to admit I did struggle for the men in my family, all the ladies and babies are sorted but I'll need to go elsewhere to sort out the menfolk presents. I've been popping in over the few months it's been open and I've always managed to get the bits and bobs I've needed. It's very handed as it's only minutes drive down the road from me. More and more of these B&M stores are popping up and I have to say they are rather good.

This B & M Bargains is in Queensway retail park just beside McDonald's. The store used to be Au…read moreNaturale. It has nice wide aisles and it stocks a wide range of items from stand alone fires to deodorants and hair products. They also have toys which are normally priced better than in other shops. They have various arts and canvases, dog beds and washing powder. So you can see the range is vast. They have some furniture including desks and bookcases as well. The shelves are usually well stocked unless it has been a good price and they have sold out. It is a good shop and one that I go to every now and then to see what the special offers are like. It is getting more popular as it becomes better known.

From the owner: Shoppers living in the area of East Kilbride will find a B&M Bargains store nearby, located on…read moreQueensway Retail Park next to the A726. Customers will be happy to find a huge range of products including those from health & beauty, toys & games, pet food & accessories, baby food & accessories, stationery, food & drink, electricals and DIY. Those driving to the store can simply use the A726 which runs next to the retail park. You'll find parking available, but it's advised that you check for any restrictions or time limits before your visit. For those taking public transport, the Hairmyres train station is a 15-minute walk, while the closest bus stop caters to services such as 205, 254, 808, 809 and N6.