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Boots located at 39 High St, Bristol BS11 0DX, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0117 982 3543

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Paul Rhodes

1 Google Rating

My doctor made out a prescription for vital medicine on 16/8. Today (29/8) we called in for the thir

1/ 5

My doctor made out a prescription for vital medicine on 16/8. Today (29/8) we called in for the third time and it has still not been ordered. The assistants were helpful but the pharmacist appeared to be unconcerned.

Sandra Neate

5 Google Rating

Everything you need for all your make up, baby and pharmaceutical requirements.

5/ 5

Everything you need for all your make up, baby and pharmaceutical requirements.

Linda Squire

3 Google Rating

Needs updating but typically a Boots store

3/ 5

Needs updating but typically a Boots store

Jacqueline Taylor

1 Google Rating

I dont

1/ 5

I dont

Marie Matthews

3 Google Rating

Slow customer service

3/ 5

Slow customer service

Fletch McFletcher

3 Google Rating

They close between 1200 and 1300 but website shows open from 0900 to 1730. ( I have suggested an edi

3/ 5

They close between 1200 and 1300 but website shows open from 0900 to 1730. ( I have suggested an edit on Google) Very annoying if that`s when you take your lunch, but understandable if we still lived in the time of Dickens! Surprised they don`t close Weds afternoons as well? Staff are always friendly apart from one.

Steve Cottrell

5 Google Rating

Brilliant service friendly helpful

5/ 5

Brilliant service friendly helpful

Amina Dahir

2 Google Rating

There is one staff .. she is very rude and not helpful at all I aways leave this pharmacy feeling ba

2/ 5

There is one staff .. she is very rude and not helpful at all I aways leave this pharmacy feeling bad and angry because of the way she talks to me

Steve Ayres

5 Google Rating

Awesome all round

5/ 5

Awesome all round

John Trump

4 Google Rating

Excellent service and friendly staff

4/ 5

Excellent service and friendly staff

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  • Thursday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
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