Chemist Direct is the UK’s number 1 online retailer of pharmacy medications, specialist skincare products, everyday essential toiletries, vitamins and supplements, and even stock a dedicated range of products to keep your pets happy and healthy. I see it as a sort of one stop shop for anything medicinal, hygiene and health related. It saves trawling around several different shops and pharmacies to get what you need, and of course everything is delivered straight to your door – a real bonus for me at the moment with a small baby.
Ordering was simple – just search by product name or category to find what you need. I chose a selection of everyday products:
- Lycra head lice shampoo – this is bound to be needed when the children go back to school in September
- Benadryl allergy syrup – Jacob suffers from hay fever so this is a summer must have.
- Pure Coconut shampoo – I am a big fan of coconut so this was a little treat for me!
- Aptamil anti reflux milk powder – Eliza suffers from reflux and we wanted to try this milk to see if it would help.
- Aquafresh Big Teeth mouthwash and toothpaste and Milk Teeth toothpaste – everyday essentials.
- Avenue body wash – one of the only body washes that doesn’t cause Max to have an eczema flare up.
- Kaolin and Morphone mixture – a bathroom cabinet essential.
Once I had chosen my products I went to checkout. The 2 medicinal items (Benadryl and Kaolin & Morphine) were flagged on the system and I was asked to fill in a short form stating who the medicine would be used by and for what purpose. Once this was done the order was accepted and processed and a confirmation email was sent. It told me to expect my items within 5-7 working days.
My items were delivered 4 days after the order, which I thought was very quick. They were well packaged and everything I had ordered was there – nothing missing or substituted. Everything was in good condition and has since been used by the whole family in one way or another.
Would I use Chemist Direct again? Yes I would. They advertise themselves as being cheaper than pharmacies and supermarkets. I wouldn’t necessarily agree with this as a blanket rule, although a lot of items on offer did work out to be cheaper than local deals. However, the fact that I can have everything delivered from one place and sent straight to my door is a real bonus for me, and for that reason alone I would order again.
Chemist Direct sounds like a really great idea; these items are often the heaviest things to bring home and to have them delivered to your door would be an added bonus. I think I’d just have to do a bit more planning as often I need items like toothpaste the very next day. Bad planning mummy!!
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I’ve never heard of Chemist Direct, but it does sound useful! I don’t have a car so it could be handy for ordering all the heavy things I have trouble carrying home. Like big bottles of mouthwash! Sometimes this kind of thing is the bulkiest bit of my weekly shop.
Certainly looks convenient – health/hygiene stuff seems to increase exponentially when you have a kid!
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What a convenient way to have pharmacy related items delivered, and seems quick delivery too
What a great idea. I struggle to make a detour to the chemist will the kids on busy days & it’s good to stock up on things like Calpol that you might need in the middle of the night! I think maybe autocorrect has changed Aveeno to Avenue (I’m alway looking out for new / different eczema products ha!).
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I used Chemist Direct a while back and must admit I had a pretty terrible experience. It took weeks for my order to come with no sign of any contact. I’m glad it worked well for you!
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I think this sounds like a great idea, especially when you are really busy, or are planning something big like lots of stuff needed for a holiday. I like the fact that it sounds so convenient.
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we used Chemist Direct and I was surprised how much you an buy for £50, plus speedy delivery!
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I’ve heard loads of good things about Chemist Direct now, I think I really need to give it a try …emergency stashes of Calpol and Lyclear can’t be a bad thing! #TriedTested
I’ve never heard of them before but can see how handy it would be! One worth bearing in mind for the future. Thanks for hosting #TriedTested X
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