I was charged seven pounds for one packet of 28 dispersible aspirin at 75 mg . Seven pounds is daylight robbery and not offered a receipt . Seriously avoid this chemist and goto Boot,s where they do n... See more
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Awful customer service. I have a repeat prescription and noticed i was running low on my tablets but had not received my automated text message saying it was ready so I went in to enquire. She was so... See more
What makes my experience great is the customer service and the level of care always given to me by the staff and VJ at the pharmacy at Mitcham Road. VJ has gone out of his way to help me on more than... See more
I went to the Pearl Chemist in Earlsfield, London, expecting a qualified member of staff to give me a rapid antigen test, for which I had paid £29 via Private Corona Virus Tests. The young woman who s... See more
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Order cancelled without explanation.
My order of Gaviscon was cancelled after 2 days with no explanation. Very annoying as could have ordered from elsewhere.
13 April 2023
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Online order cancelled with no explanation or apology!
Online order cancelled with no explanation or apology! Just a generic order status = cancelled email.
Charming.
11 April 2023
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Rapid Antigen Test…
I went to the Pearl Chemist in Earlsfield, London, expecting a qualified member of staff to give me a rapid antigen test, for which I had paid £29 via Private Corona Virus Tests. The young woman who saw me, who was very polite, informed me that she had no training in doing this type of test and that I would have to do it myself, which I did. I then gave her the stick and received a negative result about 30mins later. I paid £29 to be treated by a qualified member of staff and this didn't happen. If you want the test properly done, don't go to Pearl Chemist.
8 November 2022
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Let down the NHS and let down the fight against Covid 19
The Pearl Chemist is waste of time and money, I booked my second Covid 19 jab and was invited to attend the Pearl Chemist at the Memon centre at 7.00 p.m. today Sunday 30th may 2021. I arrived at 6.40 p.m. to discover the centre was shut and all boarded up. I was not the only person to be left without the much needed vaccine. There were 2 other people who were let down by Pearl Chemist in the Memon Centre. The real annoyance is that if there was a genuine reason they could not fulfil the booking they could have left a notice advising patients that they could get a vaccine at the Peepul Centre in Leicester without an appointment.
30 May 2021
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