Christopher Leake, editor of The Sunday family affairs post, UPDATED: At 03:36 on January 9, 2012, Boots were criticized by parents for selling sex toys in stores, in the eyes of children.
The chain stores of chemists have prominently demonstrated a range of unpackaged AIDS near healthcare products such as glasses and blood.
Pressure monitor and pregnancy test kit.
In order to buy shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste and sandwiches, customers must walk through sex aids.
Sales of sex toys-1,200 of the company's 2,500 UK stores recently-are far from the herbs made by Boots founder John Boot in Nottingham in 1849.
Last night, Butz insisted that customers had told the company that they wanted to buy a range of sex toys designed to improve "sexual health.
But the retail giant is facing a rebound.
The family said they were "shocked" and "disguised" by the removal of sexual aids from packaging ".
By contrast, Ann Summers's sex
Chain stores only offer boxed AIDS services for people aged 18 or over.
In Butts, Kent, three types of sexual assistance were presented last week and placed on a shelf low enough for the children to see.
Julie Burgess, the 43-year-old grandmother who is the retail manager of Green Heath, said: "I am shocked.
Totally inappropriate.
Stores like Boots are selling sex toys, not to mention showing them so openly, and I was shocked.
"Both of my kids are growing up now, but I have a little granddaughter, and of course I don't want her to wear cylinder boots and have to explain what sex toys are.
If Butz really wants to sell, put them and the medicine behind the counter.
Scott milins, 26, from Grafson, said: "It's disgusting.
I have a 9-month-
A three-year-old boyyear-
Old son, it's not a problem now, but when my little boy grows up, it's definitely not something I want them to see.
Children should not know such things until they grow up and have a relationship with someone.
It's really not good at all.
The exhibition is titled "help you build a more positive sexual relationship with your partner" and has a large font.
There is a card under each sex toy on display, detailing the features of these toys.
The children through the show are 34.
99 Durex Play Dream is able to read the details on how to use the product.
The toy earned 136 loyalty points for buyers.
Durex Play Discover is priced the same and points the same, it says it "is designed to inspire you to explore your partner's body from tip to tip Play and senses ".
Cheaper game "happy", 9.
99, 36 boot points, 10 Eyes Freetest voucher.
Ann Widdecombe, a former Conservative MP, said: "boots is a family store and is very popular in this regard and should adopt Ann Summers)
That says everything.
"Sex toys are a dramatic change in boot policy.
Seven years ago, the company canceled plans to sell sex aids and toiletries for fear that inventory AIDS would harm its brand.
Yesterday, Butts said four complaints had been received.
A spokeswoman said: "We believe that a healthy love life can improve overall health and happiness, and our customers tell us that they want to buy these products from us.
These products are stored in about 1,200 stores and we strive to ensure they are carefully packaged and sold.
There is no law restricting the sale of these products.
However, if it seems that a person under the age of 16 is trying to buy this product, the boot employee will decide whether it is suitable for them or not according to his own judgment.