Boots has my vote.. even when back in London for a visit last year, I made sure to load up on some…read moreitems that I just think are pretty fab. Now I realize that our Target stores sell their products. Good for this humanitarian company. Yes, did you even know...in 1849, John and Mary Boot of Nottingham acted on a strong, guiding social conscience. Their hope: that good healthcare and remedies would be available to all, even and esp. the destitute. This company still has an intact, strong heartbeat for the well-being of the poor...it invests over 50MM GBP annually in the healthcare for the UK. They also develop community initiatives to aid the needy, and pay employees for days off taken to volunteer with charities. As well, Boots abides by a rigorous environmental policy for their transport fleet, and *ethically sources* their products. Wow. Humbling Y I just love to support them and give them my business. Their work moves me much. PS Mint melon body scrub.... transforming...can't leave the suds zone without an uplifted mood...

This is a large Boots that is within Tower Ramparts in Ipswich town centre. This Boots is a large…read morestore over two large floors. Downstairs is all the make up and seperate stalls for dior, no7 etc, there are also all the medicene items and food/lunch offers. Upstairs there are all the kids clothes, baby items, opticians and photo development area. throughout the store there are plenty of machines to check how many points you have on your clubcard (best clubcard deal as you get 4 points for every pound better then the rest) and what deals are on that may be relevant to you. The staff are all friendly and there are always plenty around to help. They always have good 3 for 2 and BOGOF offers on.

A small yet fairly new store, this pharmacy is convenient due to it's location and opening hours…read morethough not amazing. The products are overpriced with a small range however the store itself is always clean and neat. There is usually only one middle aged lady and a pharmacist in the back working who do their best to be fast and efficient however they aren't the friendliest. Depending on what time you visit, I would expect a bit of a wait.

Good local pharmacy. Well stocked with general household items, beauty items, make up, bathroom…read morethings as well as the usual medical supplies and the prescription dispensing service. They have a private area for consultations and the staff offer friendly and profesional advice. Free parking outside. It's a very clean airy shop too.

Sainsbury's pharmacy at Warren Heath is well stocked and ultimately, very convenient. Many…read moreindependent pharmacies have narrow aisles and little parking. As this particular pharmacy makes up part of the huge beast that is Warren Heath Sainsbury's, there's nothing to worry about there. The aisles are huge and disabled access and parking spaces fantastic. There are also many helpful staff throughout the store which is reassuring for the older shopper. I've always found the pharmacists very friendly, knowledgable and unhurried. Some might find the openness of its location a bit public but just ask if you require a bit of privacy. All in all great.

Makeup was very high quality, not disappointed at all! There's a lot of verity with all of the…read morethings there

This is a large superdrug in Ipswich town centre. You walkin through the automatic doors and the…read morestore is so light bright and airy, the aisles are nice and wide so you can easily fit a buggy down them if needed. The products are displayed well and easy enough to find, but if you do have any trouble then there are pelnty of staff who are more then willing to help. I love the little trail size bottles they do of things like shampoo, shower gel, moisturiser, which are perfect for if you are going on holiday. They usually have some sort of deals going on whcih are displayed throughout the store. They also have there own magazine which shows the up to date and current promotions running. There never seems to be much of a wait in the queue here as rhe staff serve quickly and efficiently. They aslo have a great range of pampering proiducts good for a girly night in or just for a treat.

This is the Boots inside the Buttermarket Shopping Centre - quite why it exists is still a bit of a…read moremystery for me but my main bone of contention here is that the pharmacist cannot physically see the pharmacy counter and you can stand there for several minutes without being spotted. shelves are continuously being refreshed which in a small store makes for a very cluttered and difficult journey around the aisles

A fair sized food and general item shop, which has a good range of goods. These include fresh fruit…read moreand veg, chilled and frozen items, alcohol, store cupboard items as well as freshly baked bread. The stock a wide range of newspapers and magazines and also a few items of seasonal clothing - gloves in winter, sunglasses in summer. They also stock small amounts of kitchen equipment, a few small gift items as well as wrapping paper, cards etc. They do the usual top ups and accept payment in cards as well as cash. There is free parking in front of the shop, as well as a handy launderette next door. It is also opposite the local primary school so it can get a little busy in store and on the road at pick up time