Boots
U5 Morfa Shopping Pk, Brunel Way, Swansea SA1 7BP, United Kingdom
4.1
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J3VC+GP Bon-y-maen, Swansea, UK
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Monday: 9–20
Tuesday: 9–20
Wedneasday: 9–20
Thursday: 9–20
Friday: 9–20
Saturday: 9–18
Sunday: 11–17
Tuesday: 9–20
Wedneasday: 9–20
Thursday: 9–20
Friday: 9–20
Saturday: 9–18
Sunday: 11–17
This pharmacy has the distinction of being the duty pharmacy, open late. Plus it has a different supplier to the other pharmacies in Swansea (Walmart I believe), and is often the only outlet where you can acquire some of the less common prescription medicines. Consequently, you have no choice but to go here, and believe me nobody sane would go here out of choice. They provide a terrible service, and seem to have have no incentive to improve.
The first problem is the waiting times. They operate a clearly inefficient system of a single queue to drop off and pick up each prescription. There is typically a wait of 30 minutes plus, but on this visit it was over an hour. When I handed the script over, I was told at least another hour and a half wait to collect. I opted to return the next day, which would still necessitate standing in the queue for an hour to collect. Literally no other pharmacy I have ever been to incurs waiting times this long, and it is the same every visit. The next problem I had was that the medication I required comes in two sizes, and I required the larger one for a week's supply. As this had not been specified on the script, they would only give me the smaller size, i.e. two days worth instead of a week. When I pointed this out, the woman rather rudely and unapologetically told me I would just have to go back to my doctor and get another prescription - this is not the first time this has happened to me there. So I will now have to waste another day sorting this out. Other pharmacists I use bend over backwards to be helpful, but this lot are the total opposite and clearly have no intention of improving. Something drastic needs to happen to get them to acknowledge what a terrible service they provide, and provide some remotely acceptable customer service.
Appalling service.