Boots launched three new essential toiletries, healthcare and baby bundles over the weekend, to make shopping slightly easier during the coronavirus lockdown.
Recently named as 'an essential retailer' by the government, Boots claimed it 'has been doing everything it can to ensure all communities have access to a pharmacy and customers can get the products, advice and care that they need'. They added that the bundles had been designed to 'help meet individual customer and family needs, focusing on popular products across three key categories.
The £30 Toiletries Bundle contains essential hygiene and personal care items like Dettol wipes, hand gel, toothpaste, body wash and hand cream, and the £35 Healthcare Bundle includes a much-coveted packet of paracetamol, cough medicine and reenergising tablets, amongst other medicinal items.
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