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Lloyds Pharmacy located at 99 Bishopsworth Rd, Bristol BS13 7JR, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0117 966 9402

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chris bloomfield

1 Google Rating

very rude on phone impolite but very fast with delivery after panicked call to them

1/ 5

very rude on phone impolite but very fast with delivery after panicked call to them

Micheal Davis

1 Google Rating

Not very helpful need to go on customer relations course

1/ 5

Not very helpful need to go on customer relations course

Greg Sch

1 Google Rating

Rude staff and not helpful!!!

1/ 5

Rude staff and not helpful!!!

Luke Hudman

5 Google Rating

Excellent service and friendly staff. Very helpful.

5/ 5

Excellent service and friendly staff. Very helpful.

Charlie Hall

4 Google Rating

Very helpful staff, lovely pharmacy.

4/ 5

Very helpful staff, lovely pharmacy.

Mary Naser

1 Google Rating

Very Slow And Not Carrying At All, should improve

1/ 5

Very Slow And Not Carrying At All, should improve

Carol Cluness

1 Google Rating

Telephoned to see if an emergency prescription had been emailed through from hubby’s dentist. They

1/ 5

Telephoned to see if an emergency prescription had been emailed through from hubby’s dentist. They put me on hold and I waited 6 mins before hanging up. Couldn’t get through again afterwards. Hubby went up to pharmacy only to find they had closed at 5pm. Disgraceful way to treat people.

Jennie Deacon

1 Google Rating

Absolute shambles, Staff are out the back ignoring customers having a good old laugh You have to wai

1/ 5

Absolute shambles, Staff are out the back ignoring customers having a good old laugh You have to wait about 10mins before anyone serves you. Gone down hill alot

Jan Oboril

1 Google Rating

Out of many pharmacies I've been to, this is by far the worst, least professional pharmacy, bar none

1/ 5

Out of many pharmacies I've been to, this is by far the worst, least professional pharmacy, bar none ! Rude,childish staff and the pharmacist is just clueless, well, most of them since there's different one every few days. Avoid !

Micheal Davis

1 Google Rating

Not very helpful need to go on customer relations course

1/ 5

Not very helpful need to go on customer relations course

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  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 01:00 PM
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