A decent Superdrug store in Bolton town centre, which is located on Deansgate. The store looks…read morelarger from the outside than it actually is, the store is still a pretty good size and is a little larger than other Superdrug stores you'd find in a smaller town. For some reason, they only had one set of doors working, I totally understand having one set of doors to go in and out the store for COVID reasons, but that didn't seem to be the case, and with no signs on the doors on the far right which weren't working either, I was left to look like an idiot trying to pull and then push the door only to realise it wasn't in use. When I recommended they added a sign to the door, a staff member just looked at me, without much of a response. Some good deals, prices did seem a little high compared to nearby Boots, but this is something which seems to change regularly as prices fluctuate with promotional offers. The store was mostly clean which is also good. The nearby store at Middlebrook in the Horwich area of Bolton does have more facilities, for example, there you will find a Health Clinic which isn't a feature here. The opening hours here also mean this store closes slightly earlier, at 5:30 Monday-Saturday, compared to the slightly later time of 6 pm in Horwich. 3* - A-OK, decent Superdrug store, although nearby stores in Horwich, Leigh and Manchester are better.

Th superdrug store in Bolton is a large store situated on the outside promenade facing M&S. It has…read moreeye catching window displays which entice you inwards. They have a good selection of stock from cosmetics, toiletries, hair care, perfumes and cologne, holiday essentials, magazines, confectionery and baby items etc. It's always worth a look in this store as they often have multiple offers on which make them much more appealing then many of their competitors. The staff are generally attentive and helpful in this branch and they often have their full amount of tills operational to avoid unnecessary queuing.

They never close, literally never. Any bank holiday/national holiday or religious day of rest -…read moreNash is open. I've been a few times for various bits and bobs over the years - mainly relating to sports injuries or sickness as you'd expect with a Pharmacy - and most visits have been on days when every other bloody Pharmacy or shop is closed, so you can see Nash Pharmacy is an absolute saviour! Price wise you're talking about average, nothing is really expensive or something you could get elsewhere cheaper but again you won't be saving loads by opting for Nash instead of someone else. Choice wise - brilliant. It's a fairly large Pharmacy you have your standard stuff for colds and flus but then also a pretty well stocked section for bandages/supports and other injury style treatments. I needed this type of product on my most reason visit - on Easter Sunday - after suffering a hamstring injury the day before and the lady on duty was absolutely fantastic. She went out of her way to find me the right type of support and treatments that would be get me back playing sooner but what I like the most is she actually recommended products less expensive that their higher end stuff - that's customer service above profit and I love that!

I called the pharmacy first time ever tonight for medication advice. I now have the number stored…read moreas the number one pharmacy to call. I can't thank the pharmacist enough for giving me directhelp and advice and guided me on the right path with my pain. I can't recommend highly enough Nash Pharmacy....

Does this place ever close? No matter when you need something, it always seems to be open -- which…read moreis helpful really because you never know when you might need a pharmacist's advice. I've always found the pharmacists there to be friendly and helpful, which is quite something given the long hours they must work. The only slight issue I have with the place is the parking: it's usually possible to park in the private car park by the entrance to the pharmacy but it's often a tight squeeze and I'm sure one day I'll end up scraping someone (or being scraped). But all in all this is a very convenient chemist, and I can't speak too highly of it.

After being with this pharmacy for over ten years I am sorry I have to find a new pharmacy. Since…read morethe beginning of this year my prescription has been delaying for over five days. Last month I was told they were too busy so they can't order my medication for me again. I had to go about three days without medication. And the pharmacy told me I can even go five to seven days without medication. And this month also because of the bank holiday they couldn't order my medication. When I phoned them to find out they disconnected me after almost 20 minutes of waiting. I phone again and the reply was pharmacist is too busy call back in two hours. What happened to this amazing pharmacy. I am done now. Thanks again for the previous services

Having a 24-7 pharmacy in Manchester city centre is extremley useful especially in these times with…read morethe Coronavirus pandemic. Cameolord try to make it as easy as possible offering prescription delivery and collection, my experience was simple and quick and I was able to get my medication in minutes so I was rather pleased. I normally use Pharmacy2U for my meds as they deliver it to my door and it us much easier to manage my medication online but if I ever need emergency medication, I would definitely return! 4*

Boots have a fair number of branches in Bolton town centre, this is my favourite, being in a small…read moreretail park on Trinity Street, it means you can park almost directly outside. The product range of the items in the store was pretty good, while I do prefer the Manchester Arndale store, they did have some unique products which are rarely stocked in Boots stores including gift packet chocolates, although these were often much more expensive than Sainsbury's which is next store, many toiletries items were also cheaper at Sainsbury's, so the price isn't great in most areas. The store was clean and the staff seemed friendly enough. There is a midnight pharmacy, it is one of the few Boots stores in the area to offer this, while the regular store is open until 8 pm, after this time they have a window, similar to what you'd find as a service station which you can use for your pharmacy needs, which is really handy and useful to the local area. 4* - The selection might not be the best, but it's pretty good for a store of its' size, the late opening of the pharmacy is handy, do be prepared to pay a little more if you are coming here though, which isn't ideal considering stores which are virtually next to this one do sell products at a cheaper rate, such as Sainsbury's and Home Bargains, not forgetting retailers elsewhere Bolton town centre.

A few years ago, when Boots started popping up in our nation's out-of-town shopping centres instead…read moreof our high streets, I was really quite confused and quite disappointed. This Boots is one of those. Weird because I wouldn't have thought Boots was somewhere you went to do Saturday out-of-town retail park browsing kind of shopping along with a trip to Peacocks and TK Maxx, but it's here nonetheless and I guess it must work for them. Helpfully, this Boots has a pharmacy that is open to midnight, which is always useful. Aside from this, this store is light, airy and white, full of cosmetics, beauty supplies and all the shower gel you could ever need.

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!

the pharmacy is really nice and quite spacious and the location of it is really good…read morethe staff in here are nice and they are always helpful and the pharmacist is really good at what she does the store also sells other items like perfumes and gift cards and other accessories like make up and nail varnish the store is usually busy on the weekends and therefore the queues do tend to be a bit long

This Superdrug is a handy stop off if the toiletries offered in Lidl are not your taste. It has a…read moreparticularly handy location and prevents you having to trawl all the way into the city to find a pharmacist slash make up and shower gel stockist. Although I prefer Boots by far, due to its incredibly generous advantage card scheme, Superdrug is ever so slightly cheaper and often has more offers on such as 'buy one get one free' which are always handy when you're a penniless student. The disadvantages of this store is the fact they don't offer bags and the huge misleading sign in the window which says 'students get ten percent off'... if you've purchased an N.U.S Extra card. That's right, your student card officially issued by your university with photo I.D and N.U.S stamped on the bag will not suffice to prove you are a student. Poor show, Superdrug! What utter misers...

There are several branches of boot's in Bolton centre and this one is situated in the large…read moreshopping precinct called 'The Market Place' on the ground floor. When you first enter it feels and looks tiny as well as being narrow however once you walk to the back it veers out to the left into another open bit. It stocks the usual toiletries, cosmetics, supplements and vitamins, snacks, nappies and infant items and has a pharmacy area. However, it does feel cramped and the aisles feel very narrow making it near impossible to navigate around with a pushchair or wheelchair if someone is already perusing a shelf. Despite opening out to large windows at the back it feels somewhat dark and dare i say dingy. Compared to the main branch in Bolton this one is a disappointment and only seems to hold skeleton ranges of stock. Although the staff are approachable you need to go to a till point to find one as it's rare to find any available on the actual shop floor. This is a good place to go if you know exactly what you need but isn't the best or most appealing place to browse.