John Bell & Croyden inks first-ever in-store clinical residency deal

By Becky Bargh | Published: 14-Apr-2021
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As the battle for shoppers’ custom rages on between online retailers and bricks-and-mortar, luxury pharmacist and beauty retailer John Bell & Croyden has expanded its in-store offering with its first-ever clinical residency deal.

The pharmacist to Queen Elizabeth has entered an agreement with

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