I think that whoever decided to put a pharmacy here had a good brain on their shoulders! To…read moredescribe Greenfield, would be to say that it is a spot in a valley of hills. Sure there is other pharmacies around but when winter comes, it does become quite a struggle to get out. So therefore; a pharmacy was needed! It is a good pharmacy too, it takes prescriptions and you can wait for them, plus you can get flu remedies or anything else you need. I think that it works wonders for the little town.

This pharmacy provided me with everything I needed when I was poorly and feeling rather sorry for…read moremyself. Great staff Good Advice and....most importantly my medicine(without to much of a wait a must add) Well done, I felt better in no time!

As high streets become more and more dominated by chains it can be difficult to find a truly…read moreindividual business and this is especially true of pharmacies. Naseem's is the only surviving independent in Rothwell and seems to be holding it's own against the much bigger chain pharmacy around the corner. In my opinion Naseem's is surviving because it is still a place where you can find those odd elusive items that everyone needs but no one can find, they also have a nice selection of the kinds of sweets you only ever see in a chemist shop, things like colts foot rock and imps.. Of course the big plus here is the personal and friendly service and the willingness to go that extra mile to help a customer out. I have sometimes found the counter service a little slow but that is more than made up for by the smiles.

poor!…read more very little items of any use for sale hardly any baby essentials other than 2 sizes of nappies(no baby formula) they dont take money off coupons.. not because there not allowed to.. because they are,but because they can be bothered to redeem them from the manufacturers! if you order a prescriptions from the doctors just next door it takes on average 3 days for them to get most items in stock! a poor service and some very rude and unhelpful staff.. any wonder everyone goes to boots

hmm why rate an entire shop on its stock of baby essentials ( yet again!) this place is a simple…read morefreindly chemists that is coping well next to boots down the road, you should be supporting small businesses in towns instead of the giants such as boots, also the staff are extremely friendly to friendly customers

Boots the Chemist is located on Gowthorpe in Selby. The store is quite a good size for a Market…read moretown and stocks most things the larger stores do. If its not in store they can order them in for you or even arrange home delivery. There is an extensive chemist on site with two very good pharmacists. I use the photo kiosk at boots quite a lot as they are great for downloading my many hundreds of family pics and having the leisure of taking my time. I've heard it said recently that Boots are quite expensive but I have always found there deals really good value, especially on baby products. If you shop for nappies less often and buy in bulk they usually end up cheaper than anywhere else! As we are heading to Christmas there are some great 3 for 2 offers of toys and toiletries and my favourite boxed fragrances. And don't forget to collect your Boots points and remember you can cash them in for most things in storeespecially nice perfume for your wife, partner, girlfriend!!

A large Boots Store on the upper level of Meadowhall, it has been refurbished recently, so the…read morestore does look a lot better now (It was quite a mess while the work was being done) There is a Pharmacy and an Opticians, the facilities are atypical of your regular Boots store. The staff seem friendly enough, but don't seem to stand out compared to other stores. While I do like the new look of the store which is different and innovative compared to other Boots locations, I do think the layout could have been clearer (Eg easier to find things) 4*

This Boots is one of the big ones. Complete with all of the normal bits and bobs, skincare and…read morehaircare, this one also has Clinique, Estee Lauder, Chanel, Benefit, etc. makeup counters. There is a Pharmacy, toy section, baby cloths, and lots and lots of other things. I was able to pick up some wonderful Nivea cream and a talking Dr. Who alarm clock. Gotta love that! The self checkout lines go really fast.

A small co-op late shop which is located on Turnstone road in offerton. It is fairly well stocked…read morebut sometimes are short staffed which can lead to gaps on the shelves. The staff are friendly and helpful. It has a good range of food and drink for such a small shop. It usually has good offers run by co op such as buy one get on free or half price items. There are freshly baked pies and roast chickens. It has a free cash machine near the entrance and car parking to the rear of the shop.

Boots in Brighouse is a fab little store. It is situated on the main street. The staff are all very…read moreprofessional and friendly, always willing to help with any questions. The store is clean and tidy, with everything set out neatly on the shelves, easy to find what you are looking for. There are always great deals on the products, especially Boots No7 brand cosmetics. I love shopping in this store, they have a great reduced section too! If they don't have the item you want in stock, they are happy to order it in for you. There are some fab Xmas gift sets in this year!

Boots assistant needs retraining in Brighouse In my previous…read morevisits to Boots Chemist in Brighouse, I have always been treated with courtesy and in a professional manner. This all changed on Wednesday 19th February 2014 when I approached the till operated by the assistant Ruth to pay for an item. I told this assistant that I wished to pay for the item using my Boots points and that I also had a discount voucher that I would like to redeem at the same time. She informed me that I was not allowed to use the discount voucher at the same time as redeeming points, I accepting this explanation without any problem. At this point she appeared to assume that I no longer wished to redeem my Boots points and once again she gave me the price in cash. I reiterated that I wanted to pay for the item with my points. At this, she very abruptly replied "you did not make that clear to me" repeating this more than once. I politely pointed out that I believed that I had made my intentions clear from the outset; she repeatedly insisted that I hadn't. Her attitude towards me was such that I felt that I was being admonished in the presence of other customers behind me in the queue. Not wishing to engage further in an argument with her, I paid for my purchase and left. If there was a misunderstanding between us, it certainly was not on my part and I hoped for an apology from her but instead I received a scolding. I believe I am owed an apology from Ruth as I left Boots Chemist very upset and reprimanded. I am a very alert lady in my early seventies but I was left feeling that I no longer had my dignity. Carole Melvin

This is a large Superdrug store inside the White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds, while it lacks a…read morePharmacy, the store still is a decent size and has a good selection overall, including a small range of basic medications such as paracetamol and cough medicine. The selection of both men's and women's toiletries is quite extensive, but I would compare pricing with Boots elsewhere in the mall, as some items are considerably more expensive here, or in some cases considerably cheaper. The store layout is easy to follow and familiar to anyone who has visited a Superdrug store before. The staff members don't seem too polite or helpful, and some shelves and aisles do often appear to be blocked for restocking during busy periods, rather than doing it when the store is quiet to cause minimal disruption. 3* - A nice store for the White Rose, especially when supported by similar stores nearby, despite a couple of minor problems.

service can be better but they are a lot cheaper than boots and other places…read more but they dont always have all the stuff either way good quality and good service