Lloyd's Pharmacy Colour 200/400 36exp - Expired 2006

Step into the archives of the British high street with Lloyds Pharmacy Colour. In the golden age of film, your local chemist was the go-to for capturing weekend trips and holiday snapshots. Expired between 2005 and 2010, these rolls have transitioned from reliable consumer staples into a treasure trove for experimental photographers seeking an authentic, aged aesthetic.

The Highlights

• The "Chemist" Character: Often re-spooled from high-quality Fuji or Agfa master rolls, Lloyds film was designed for natural skin tones and consistent results. Now, nearly 20 years later, that foundation creates a beautiful, lo-fi base for creative shifts.

• Warm Nostalgia: Expect a gentle drift toward golden yellows and muted pastels. As the dyes have matured, the highlights often develop a soft, "creamy" glow that is perfect for retro lifestyle photography.

• Grain & Texture: Both the 200 and 400 ISO variants have developed a more pronounced, organic grain over time, giving your scans a tactile, "printed" feel that digital filters can't replicate.

• UK Analog History: These canisters are a nostalgic reminder of the pre-digital era when every street corner had a lab. They are the perfect choice for "found footage" projects or gritty, urban storytelling.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 36 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative (C-41)

• Speed Options: ISO 200 or ISO 400

• Expiration Range: 2005 – 2010

• Best For: 2000s-style aesthetic shoots, nostalgic portraits, and experimental street photography.

• Covered by our expired film guarantee.