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Did somebody say Just Treat?

Shoppers will soon be able to 'just treat' their ailments or themselves, thanks to a new partnership.

Boots has teamed up with Just Eat for speedy delivery of health and beauty products.

The retailer has over 1,000 products available to order through the delivery service, as reported by Retail Gazette.

The partnership will initially launch with 50 stores across the UK. These include London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh.

It's not yet known whether Cheltenham or Gloucester will be included in the initial roll-out, but there are plans to add 100 more stores by spring next year.

Shoppers will be able to order everything from over-the-counter medicines to make-up, skincare products, gifts and baby essentials.

Boots said it will be useful for customers who need something urgently, but are unable to leave the house, due to being unwell or looking after children.

This is Just Eat's first time working with a pharmacy-led retailer, although Boots has previously teamed up with rivals Deliveroo and Uber Eats.

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