David, the Polish guy at Boots in the Covent Garden Location was incredible! We went in as a family…read moreand he got all three of us sorted out with medications, hair products you name it! Highly recommended!

Great shop! Beauty and pharmacy goods along with souvenirs. I took my students here to buy…read moresouvenirs and some sunscreen and enjoyed the experience. Two stories, this place is huge.

Traveling from US; had a couple of issues; the staff was very helpful in getting me literally back…read moreon my feet! Very friendly and helpful!

This is the Boots (The Chemist, but actually owned by Walgreens) that was closest to our Hotel on…read moreTrafalgar Square. We ended up here a couple times, for deodorant, antiseptic wipes, and other odd toiletries that we thought we were short of at the time. When packing, we seem to worry a lot about missing something, while momentarily forgetting that its usually all available anyway at or near or final destinations. Plus it's kind of cool to explore country-specific brands and unique packaging.

The US equivalent of Target/Rite Aid/Ulta but in one store. You will find over the counter meds and…read moreyour essential beauty needs. Plenty of locations throughout UK and it can come in handy when you have emergency personal needs. Most of their items are very reasonably priced so whats not to like. When in London, you must paid Boots a visit :)

I go to the pharmacy to purchase Solpadeine max for my husband's rheumatoid arthritis. The Indian…read morelady at the counter tells me that he cannot take this for arthritis because it is not approved. She tells me that he can only take paracetamol??! So, if his physician tells him to take this why would a counter person be able to refuse that advice. My husband goes to Boots and purchases the medication and is only told that he should not take it for more than 3 days because it is addictive. So if a Caucasian asks for a medication then there are no questions asked but for a Black person you must be some sort of drug addict. This is egregious. Dr. Mary Ann Jones, San Francisco, CA

This Boots is faaaaaancy!…read more Dior. Chanel. YSL. Benefit. No.7. Philosophy. This drug store has all of the designer cosmetic brands you need to get glam. Upstairs are all of the staples of a traditional drug store, as well as several convenient self-check out kiosks. You need it, this place probably has it. Well worth a look!

This place is amazing....having lived in Hong Kong for 7 years and having reluctantly returning to…read moreUK a couple of years ago walking into this pharmacy is like being back there....it's in heart of Chintown and has a lot of products I haven't seen since shopping in Central but that aside the best thing about it is in the inhouse Doctor who is on call from 1pm every day is just lovely...very efficient, very kind and very professional. If you need a Doctor quickly...this is the place to go...presicriptions filled on site and each visit is around £40 which is much cheaper than most of the other walk in private GP's in London

I have been shaving with a safety razor for several years now. I support man products and the art…read moreof shaving. While visiting London I did want to check out the store. They have a nice line of product options. But when asking about the products the customer service was only fair at best. To bad as if the service was better I would of brought more.

Not just a Pharmacy, this is a 200 year old London treasure…read more Tucked away on St James Street D R Harris more a homage to olde than a pharmacy. But it also happens to be a wet shavers emporium. With a fantastic selection of soaps, creams and brushes for London gentlemen to meet their shaving needs. It also sells the best lip balm, second to none. It's my wife favourite. This unassuming yet marvelous business sells its wears all over the world and in some of the finest stores. And the regulars are something to behold.

A neighborhood chemist carries 24-count Nurofen packs, just what I need to survive Mondays…read more I'm a bit bummed that they close so early on in the weekday (around 4-ish I think,) and closed entirely on the weekends. To be fair, so do other small businesses in this office district. They carry lots of condoms, too.

I've worked near this chemist for nearly four years, but I'd never had occasion to go inside until…read moretoday. I've been in some ill health recently and needed to collect a prescription. Although my visit was brief I was struck by the kindly demeanour of the gent who gave me my medicine - a real contrast to many of the doctors, nurses and other medical staff I've encountered since I became ill. When you're coping with poor health, little things like bedside manner make all the difference. But this is all too easily forgotten. So hats off to Kalmak Chemist for their gentle treatment this afternoon.

Very nice pharmacist and staff. As it turned out, I found myself in need of some large bandages…read moreafter I tripped on the sidewalk on my way out of the Churchill war room museum. It's been since childhood since I have scraped the knee that bad. Unlike the USA, here you can get the kind and size of the bandage you want. They are called different things here, but I got what I needed without having to buy the whole box. Personalized attention exactly what I needed all for less than 2.50 pounds. It was what pharmacies used to be like in the USA until the big corps took over most of the smaller ones.

This is a local pharmacy offering a wide range of products…read more From perfumes to chap stick, you're pretty much guarenteed to find what you're looking for here There is also a dispencing service, offering repeat prescriptions and quick, friendly service. The staff of this family run business are also on hand to offer any kind of advice on medical or beauty products that you need. Prices are reasonable for an independant chemist, and the range is impressive enough to rival any larger chain of stores. Opening hours are standard, however it is closed on sundays. It is also conveniently located near to Holborn station, in a busy area of the city.

Thank God for this Boots -- their blister plasters and soft drinks and kept us on the march :)…read more Clean, well-organized and well-staffed. We especially appreciated the very kind cosmetics counter lady who let sweaty tourists sit at her station, though we were clearly not customers for her wares.

Shampoo and conditioner which does not work but I still have anyway : 59p each…read moreAwesome goody bag of cosmetics because in my drunken stupor, I realised I needed to do my nails and buy £30 of makeup : £30 Getting really addicted to a mascara and body spray that they don't sell at Target or CVS in America, even though those places sell Boots cosmetics too: ANNOYING ! But I love you, Boots. Meal deals are fab.

Brilliant products and the loveliest staff ever! Do check out their Jasmine all-natural eau de…read moreparfum and their new range of natural nail polishes in amazing colours.

Pretty much pain-free hot bikini wax - excellent service as well. I was immediately and warmly…read moregreeted when I walked in the door, offered tea and water, before being calmly shown to the treatment room in the back of the store. The room is quite small and located right at the back of the shop, on the same level as the shop floor, so I'm not sure how restful a massage would be, but it was fine for a wax. My therapist was friendly but professional and put me at ease right away. I usually pay less for bikini waxing, but given the fact that it was so close to my office and the results were so good (did I mention PAIN FREE? I'm sitting here in NO PAIN, whereas I'd have tears pooling at the corner of my eyes by mid-afternoon, typically), I'd definitely go back again. The best part? ZERO UPSELLING or lecturing about how my skin is dry etc. etc. In fact, they didn't ONCE mention their products, which actually makes me want to go back to have a look and possibly shop there!