T H Dolman

i agree with happy elf the chemist has always been good to me when i have gone in for prescriptions or advice, she does appear to run the place single handedly although has some new help behind the counter now who seems very pleasant and friendly. i went in the day the new girl had just started she was trying to get things right and appologised telling me it was her first day i hope she sticks around as she seems to brighten up the place.

The lady behind the counter gives me evils as i look around the shop at the millions of products — all i reckon went off about 2004, as the price labels are see through and yellowing, like they have beenstained with olive oil. The only reason i go in there is to pick up prescriptions from the rude lady behind the counter, as (agreeing with Seaxwyn) she shouts out my personal problem to the other lady to get the medicine. And i really am unsure what the window display is all about.

Chiming in with the two previous reviewers, I’m afraid. You get death stares from the woman behind the counter if your little one dares to touch anything. It’s a tiny shop which feels crowded with only three people waiting, and like someone else said, heaven forbid you’re picking up a prescription for anything personal, it certainly won’t stay that way. It is convenient, though for local surgeries. Also, be very careful when parking – I once was a teeny bit onto the yellow line and almost got a ticket.

If only I could disagree with the previous poster, but alas I agree totally. Its no suprise that the items that are for sale look so old, asnyone with any sense would go to another pharmacy.
I used to use this pharmacy as it was the closest to my doctor and parking is fairly easy, but the service is every bit as bad as already suggested and I will not be going back and suggest others to do the same.