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?

Boots at intu Derby is a pretty large store located on Devonshire Walk as part of intu Derby, it…read moreopens earlier than most other stores in the mall at 8:30 which is useful for early birds, excluding Sunday's of course where hours are restricted through UK Sunday Trading law. The staff in-store are probably the rudest I've ever experienced at a Boots location, they had warehouse cages in the way which blocked off multiple aisles, yet the staff were all congregated and talking to each other and they simply ignored then refused to move them out of the way, allowing clear passage. They didn't seem to care about overall customer experience and clear passage of the store, it was such a mess that no one would be able to even squeeze past, yet it wasn't part of the store which was deliberately closed of either, meaning customers would have to walk in a giant circle all around the store. Extremely dissapointing and not fit up to the regular standards of Boots. 1*

I really like this Boots. It is located in the Westfield centre. Boots is pretty big and contains…read moreseveral departments: premium beauty (Ruby & Millie, BeneFit, Dior, Elizabeth Arden, Clinique, Estée Lauder, Lancôme, Chanel, Clarins), Boots Opticians (in-store), Photo Lab, Pharmacy, Mother + Child, Electrical accesories. For the advantage cardholders there is an Advantage Card Extra Offers Kiosk. Staff is usually nice (especially on the Photo department), however some girls are not very friendly and helpful.

Located on intu Derby's Albion Street, this Superdrug store does a good job in packing a lot into a…read moresmall store, and really does utilise space well to avoid the store becoming too claustrophobic. They had a decent selection of beverages, a small beauty bar area tucked away in the corner as well as a Pharmacy and ample selection of medication-related supplies. While the store doesn't sell a fantastic extended range of any type of products, it is rather good for a store of its size. If only the staff seemed a little more interested. 3*

This is a large superdrug store, with plenty of special offers always on!…read moreThere is a small 3 phone store inside, as well as an entire aisle dedicated to make up, and a perfume section to the back of the store, alongsude the pharmacy area. The store is situated within the Westfield Centre.

Superdrug sells a range of cosmetics and toiletries for the whole family. They are very…read morecompetitively priced, rivalling Boots but don't have the advantage of a loyalty card. It also isn't as well laid out as other stores either and queues are often bad, however for the cheaper prices, its worth it.

A lovely little chemist with all your normal everyday pharmacy needs…read more Very friendly staff and great personal service. There is a couple of seats you can sit on while you wait for your prescription or you can leave it and come back later. If they don't have what you want they can order it in for you. I do find though that they do have just about everything even obscure brands that bigger chemists might not have Because it is a local pharmacy they don't open Saturdays and they also close Wednesday afternoons so it can be a bit inconvenient I think. If you live locally and need to pick up a prescription or some behind the counter medicines then it is just the job.