Not open until midnight as listed. Closes at 10pm and that's not every day. Yelp needs to be…read moreupdated.

You know how some chains have different names for different sized stores (e.g. Tesco Metro)... well…read morethis one should be called Tiny Boots. For it is tiny. But don't let that put you off - they have everything your traveller or commuter could need. I've popped in here countless times for travel sickness tablets, panadol, nail polish, water, gaviscon (reflux is so sexy right now), snack - you name it, I've probably been here to buy it It's a small store but there's a pharmacy counter, makeup, food and lots of other travel essentials. They manage to fit a lot in to this shop, hence the 4-stars.

...... And this weeks busy body award goes to....... BOOTS, Byers Road…read more The store has a revolving door for shoplifters who frequently help themselves and leave the store unchallenged. This in part may be because the manager hides in the little office with the door closed rather than watching out for thieves. I made the mistake of coming in today to buy a razor. I produced my University work pass to redeem the 10% discount. The assistant took the ID to the little office where they excitedly looked over it and returned to decline the discount (with glee i might add.) At which point I produced a valid Totum card (Valid to November 2024) and again it was declined. They had judged me solely based on my age as not being a student. The staffs time would be better served challenging the many shoplifters rather than challenging over a 50p discount. a dreadful lack of judgement and customer service.

Over the past four years at uni I have been in here on average about twice a week (at least) to…read morepick up a tasty and - hopefully - fairly healthy lunch deal for £2.99. I prefer this branch for said meal deal because it is super handy and the food area is all of three steps away when you step through the door. Then there is an even handier counter right opposite the food fridges. Perfect. However, lately I have actually been in here to purchase other non-consumable (well, meal deal consumable) items such as tights, batteries, makeup remover wipes and travel sickness pills (I do realise these are consumable, hence the earlier brackets). Needless to say, I have not been as impressed as I had been on previous occasions. About two weekends before Christmas I was going down to Oxford with my friend for a secret weekend to escape Glasgow pre-Christmas madness. The day before heading off, I popped in here to quickly pick up travel sickness pills (we decided for some stupid reason to book the nine hour bus journey). It wasn't busy but it took me a good five minutes to attract the attention of a member of staff. She looked me up and down in a suspicious manner and informed me 'that medication' was kept behind the counter 'ONLY'. After following her and waiting till she was safely behind the counter, she then started asking questions about my 'usual brand'. I responded that this trip was a one off and I only needed a cheap packet. She seemed to visibly snort, shudder and give me another unpleasant look before finally finishing the transaction and leaving me to trot quickly to the nearest exit. Fair enough, this is the worst example but still the last few times haven't been entirely pleasant. So, the three stars are really only for grabbing a quick meal deal and getting toiletry supplies when need be. If you can, make a point of going elsewhere, even to another Boots branch.

The Kelvin Pharmacy on Hyndland Road is a small yet welcoming pharmacy…read more As well as all the usual pharmacy services, you'll also find a good selection of health and beauty articles to browse through while you wait. Brands include Arran Aromatics, Crabtree and Evelyn, Kent brushes and Vichy Skincare as well as Bronnley. In addition to these more upmarket products, you'll also find traditional chemist favourites like hot water bottles, hair bobbles and lip balm. This not enough for you? They also have a great website so you can check online to see if they have what you want before you leave the house!

A lovely little bright pharmacy - being ill at the moment, I've made a few trips to it, and the…read moreservers are polite and informative, the service is quick, and I feel better the minute I step in. There is some nice gift sets and smelly bath things on display too, so you can do a bit of mum christmas shopping while you wait and try in vain to swallow painlessly.

My boyfriend had just had some work done on one of his tattoos and was needing some salve to put on…read moreit once the sting went away. We popped in here on our way to lunch and were immediately greeted by the most friendly man (possibly the pharmacist) who helped up choose what was needed. Not looking to make a quick buck, but seemingly more interested in our well being and how much we spent, he pulled down three options of salve and told us the price on all of them. We chose the one we wanted, paid and were on our way. Before leaving though, the cheery guy thanked us, wished us well and hoped for our return soon. Jeez, if all shop staff were this friendly, the world would be such a better place. This place is the best.

This is a small but friendly pharmacy with all that you would expect available in it. The…read morepharmacist works in the back behind the counter and there are a few seats against the window so people can sit while they wait for prescriptions - in my experience the wait is not generally a long one. There's more available for sale too - vitamins and first aid items, as well as some cosmetics and toiletries. You're not going to find a Benefit counter here, but if you're just after some nail polish remover or something they can manage that. They do also have a few accessories and other bits and pieces.

Superdrug. Somewhere…read morebetween Semi-Chem and Boots on the toiletry-type shop continuum.. though I'm not sure which end it is closest to. They do have a really good variety of products, and this store in particular is a good size. Given its location though, near a Semi Chem (cheap), Lush (pricy but EPIC) and a Boots (expensive and reliable) I'm not sure what sort of place there is for this store, though I suspect it is most popular with females. Pricewise though, this place is really good and at the end of the day, that's what it will come down to for most people, myself included, which is why I would rather go to Semi-Chem.

Impressed. And I got my eyebrows done there as well by a wonderfully skilled threading…read moreprofessional. Store is always busy at this location but the variety of reasonably-priced, quality items seems bigger here than at Boots.

There are quite a lot of chemists along Dumbarton Road (Boots included) but this one is my…read morefavourite. Painted deep green, it's reminiscent of traditional pharmacies - somehow this is a selling point for me. Always very friendly, I sometimes get the impression that they're really pleased you've chosen to go to them and not the Boots two doors up. The pharmacists are really helpful - and happy to talk to you about bee stings (I know that one from experience, but I assume they're happy to talk to you about other ailments as well!). They even have a tiny little room that you can go in to talk to them if you'd like a bit of privacy. It has a good selection of lotions and potions, and they've always had my prescription in. They also have all sorts of shampoos and hair products, including women's and men's hair colourant. They have quite a lot of things on sale to distract you while you're waiting for your prescription - including displays of Maxfactor and Rimmel make-up. They usually have a basket of reduced or even half price make-up items - and I can never resist a rummage. This is precisely why I am wearing bright red lipstick as I type - £3.99 for Maxfactor lipstick. Ladies, it doesn't get much better than that.

A handy wee place located next door to an Aldi…read more Didn't know it existed really till a friend told me, commuting daily using the nearby train station. I would normally pick up painkillers from the nearby Tesco or Co-Op but was in need of something a bit more substantial last week and picked up some over the counter medicine in here that sorted me out. They also do prescriptions and are open on Sundays which is decent. Friendly wee place.

As pharmacies should be, clean, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful!…read more They offer a repeat prescription pickup service (which is really handy when your doctors is quite a way away and you really can't be bothered to go there just to pick up a piece of paper!) They are also open on Sundays unlike a lot of pharmacies.

Ginormous Boots located in the nice Mall at the end of Sauchiehall Street…read more We had just had a nice Tea at the Willow Tea Room when we realised some basic travel necessities were missing..... namely shampoo for Dad & a plug adaptor for me Not only did this Boots carry what we were looking for, they also had a HUGE cosmetics section w/ all kinds of makeup, perfumes & travel niceties - snacks like chocolates & crisps will also satisfy your munchie needs & then you're well on your way to being back in the shopping nirvana that IS Sauchiehall Street

This branch of Boots store is not the biggest but has all the essentials that you require, at the…read moreback there is a dispenser for any other medication and a weighing machine that also gives your height and BMI for 70p. An ok selection of aftershaves and perfumes maybe not the best but they have a passable selection. Boots stock a wide range of toiletries, electrical equipment such as hair dryers and shavers, hair straighteners as well as lunch time deals such as sandwiches and snacks.

it is an excellent and efficiently run establishment. Always courteous and would highly recommend…read moreMaryhill Pharmacy.

Worst pharmacy ever rude staff don't even know what they doing especially the girls. shockingly…read moreill-mannered staff and owner, would not recommend using this place.

I had an exceptional experience at this Boots today. I needed to get some cold medicine for…read moresomeone that was on a medication that when mixed with cold medicine could create problems. I was able to ask the pharmacist a bunch or questions and they recommended something for the member of my group that would work perfectly. They were patient, friendly, and made sure I had the answers and medicine that was needed. I find this kind of hospitality seriously lacking in retail in general. People could learn from the folks at this Boots pharmacy. Aside from the excellent pharmacy, this Boots is enormous, well stocked and unlike a lot other Boots I have been to, it is all on one floor, so finding things does not require trips up and down escalators.

This is a pretty big branch of Boots that probably does stock almost everything you might need…read more There's an extensive cosmetics range, including counters from some higher end chains and there's a large selection of hair care, skin care, perfumes, toiletries and so on. During the Christmas period a large section of the store is given over to selling gifts and toys. There's also a pharmacy and a photo-lab. The only problem is that I find the store quite tricky to navigate. I'm not sure if they mvoe things around a lot, or if I just have a poor sense of direction, but it always takes me ages to find what I want. They'll definitely have it in stock, I just won't know where to look for it. Perhaps the different sections could be better sign posted.