Boots Pharmacy

The young red-haired female pharmacist that just served me was incredibly helpful, asked if I needed to set a repeat date for my prescription, which I didn't at the moment with my condition, but it was nice to be asked, this is a nice pharmacy to visit.

The Faulkner street branch of boots have a lovely friendly and knowledgeable staff. With several members who seem to rotate. So once you get to know them you always know someone in there, which is always preferable to being served by a constant rotating cast of strange faces.

Gone online to get prescriptions posted as boots making it progressively harder to simply get my prescriptions when they are due. No longer allowed to call requests through and then wait seven days… now I’ll just get my meds dropped through my letterbox. Much easier and no Curt overworked staff.

I have to admit the staff do seem frosty here. They would rather be out the back and it is an inconvenience to them when a customer comes to the counter. People do expect better as it is in Hoole, or 'Notting Hoole'.

Predominantly a chemist/pharmacy as opposed to a Boots. Excellent staff. Lucky one of the pharmacists pointed out a dosage to me and it transpired the Dr had over prescribed for my newborn. Wouldn't have been picked up otherwise. Selection of Boots products is limited otherwise as its a very small store but still good.

I was lucky there was no lockdown queue outside the shop nor anybody inside at the time of my visit. I was able to go straight to the counter and get advice on a product. Good as far as that went. I am currently trying to visit as few places as possible like a lot of other folk right now.

Thank you to the pleasant, helpful lady on Saturday 11th Sept. She downloaded an urgent prescription for me and had it ready within minutes for my elderly relative.

Don’t bother unless it’s your nearest
Offhand and unfortunately minimum number of stock
Only have wet shavers no electric ones!