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Boots located at SouthGate Bath offers a wide range of pharmacy services designed with customer convenience in mind. Our knowledgeable staff is committed to providing exceptional care while helping you navigate all your health-related queries with ease. With various services from prescription dispensing to beauty products available under one roof, we strive for an enjoyable shopping experience in a welcoming atmosphere. For any assistance or to book an appointment, please call us at 01225 461251 or visit our website for more information.

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Dan Brown

5 Google Rating

Always friendly and they are more than just a pharmacy too.

5/ 5

Always friendly and they are more than just a pharmacy too.

Becca Fripp

3 Google Rating

A small Booys but there is a larger one in Southgate

3/ 5

A small Booys but there is a larger one in Southgate

Ian Grimwood

3 Google Rating

Get there early if you are collecting medicines.

3/ 5

Get there early if you are collecting medicines.

D mac

4 Google Rating

Typical Boots chemists / store.

4/ 5

Typical Boots chemists / store.

Emma Preston

2 Google Rating

Ok

2/ 5

Ok

stanley beck

1 Google Rating

Boots have a lovely store full of shiny TAT. I hope that you never have to waste 3 hours trying to b

1/ 5

Boots have a lovely store full of shiny TAT. I hope that you never have to waste 3 hours trying to book a Covid test for travel. I've worn 2 mice out in an attempt to book an appointment to have some sticks stuck up my nose. Computer says NO!! BOOTS no stars.

Tori Jillings

4 Google Rating

Small branch of Boots on Westgate Street. This is where I collect my prescriptions because the staff

4/ 5

Small branch of Boots on Westgate Street. This is where I collect my prescriptions because the staff are great. They have a decent range of products for the size but if you need more variety then head to the larger branch in Southgate.

Stuart Spurrell

4 Google Rating

It's just a store selling lots of nice stuff there is an opticians up stairs and a chemist

4/ 5

It's just a store selling lots of nice stuff there is an opticians up stairs and a chemist

Anthony Cook (Birdman)

4 Google Rating

Just a large chemist but stock seems very good. And is always worth looking to see what they stock.

4/ 5

Just a large chemist but stock seems very good. And is always worth looking to see what they stock. You may be surprised

dawn kelly

3 Google Rating

didnt have what i wanted...☹

3/ 5

didnt have what i wanted...☹

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