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Well Kingsdown – St.Michaels Hill located at 143 St Michael’s Hill, Bristol BS2 8DB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0117 973 1473

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Kasia Sieradzan

5 Google Rating

This pharmacy and the Pharmacist offer a fantastic service. They are very efficient, helpful and fri

5/ 5

This pharmacy and the Pharmacist offer a fantastic service. They are very efficient, helpful and friendly, really trying to support patients. Many thanks

Sofy Richards

5 Google Rating

Always friendly, professional, and helpful. Fast turnaround on prescriptions and do the seasonal flu

5/ 5

Always friendly, professional, and helpful. Fast turnaround on prescriptions and do the seasonal flu jab. They were incredibly helpful when my doctor prescribed a medication for my baby's silent reflux that is no longer dispensed in the UK and their advice meant I was able to get the doctor to prescribe an alternative really quickly. Great local pharmacy.

Harley Bardell

5 Google Rating

No complaints as a University of Bristol student who is also a diabetic - friendly staff and just ar

5/ 5

No complaints as a University of Bristol student who is also a diabetic - friendly staff and just around the corner from my accommodation, and always have my prescription when I need it.

Alexandra M

5 Google Rating

I’ve had such a fantastic friendly service. Feels like everything a community pharmacy could possi

5/ 5

I’ve had such a fantastic friendly service. Feels like everything a community pharmacy could possibly be. The manager Josh, made persistent calls to my doctors to check on my prescription for my baby’s special milk - I feel very cared for and so appreciate all their help. Thank you!

Stephen Urch

5 Google Rating

Very helpful and better than my doctors.

5/ 5

Very helpful and better than my doctors.

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