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That's Thai style

Is there any difference between Orange and Kerry itself?

I did the last tests there last month, and will do more this week. They do have some leeway what to test without seeing a doctor, it seems to depend on the person you talk to.

Any experiences?

Pretty much yes.

He did that already: Bangkok Christian Hospital is one of the hospitals where you can get lab tests done without seeing a doctor, and that's what he seems to have done. St Louis Hospital is another one. Prices are similar. Quite a bit cheaper than RSU, by the way. Vejthani used to offer this, too, not sure about today.

Not available in Thailand for ordinary people

Has never worked for me. But I only tried it on 3 occasions, so I am not yet a professional.

(Only 2 shots? You must have been vaccinated before, otherwise it would have been not enough. ) You are right, but: If you have never been vaccinated against rabies and the wound is not trivial, you may need a shot of rabies immunoglobulin in addition to the vaccine. That's very expensive, easily more than 30000.

The bus companies are not allowed to do random stops en route. The stops have to be scheduled in advance, and they don't schedule many stops. They actually mostly follow these rules. The result are fast point-to-point routes, without stops at every palm tree. For example, Sombat Tour to Surin runs from Vibhadhavee all the way to Surin province without stopping in any town. Buses to and from Ubon usually do have scheduled stops, I guess otherwise it would be too far. Buses to Khonkaen usually (eg Chantours) use the Korat bypass, they don't enter Korat. When buying a ticket one can ask whether this bus stops at Korat. 20 years ago, every bus to Khonkaen would stop at Korat - no more.

Buses, especially Nakhonchai Air, will usually not pick up passengers en route

Buses to Buriram don't pass through Korat, they go via Chokchai

Does this still exist? I used it before covid and I am wondering whether this bus station stil exists and whether they still have buses to Bangkok 24 hours. If yes: buses or vans?

They accepted the culling of people

I think I have heard of it as part of the covid bureaucracy. It doesn't exist anymore

They do this to give you an incentive to learn Thai. ????

This equation doesn't make sense, either. BTW 75/21%=~350

That's correct. That's wrong. 150g/15=10g per pack of 5 (you said there are 15 packs), which is 1 serving. So 3.jpg says exactly the same as 1.jpg I have no idea what your equation is supposed to mean. In this label, "sugar" has a different meaning. Here it's not นำตาล, it's นำตาลทราย. That's the amount of sugar out of a bag put into the dough. 21% of every single cookie are this added sugar. But of course, other ingredients also contain sugar นำตาล (there are no sugarless raisins). That's why the end product contains 10g sugar for every 34g serving, which is roughly 10g/34g=.3=30%

I would call this multiparametric

3 planes doesn't mean multiparametric multiparametric means T2 (= T2WI) FS in 3 planes + DW (=DWI) + DCE-MRI BKH has a 3T MRI. They can be surprisingly cheap, let's say half of BPH, but 11000 really sounds too cheap.

They do have a special relationship with WrLife.

Yes, that was last month. Internationalism reported that they don't have Moderna anymore, they offered him Pfizer. On the phone, they deny having any vaccine (last week). Whether they have vaccine if you just walk in I don't know.

You didn't care to read my post, did you?

Good.

The private hospitals don't have vaccines anymore. As of last week, Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital, Samitivej, Medpark, St Louis and Sukhumvit Hospital all deny having vaccines. Kasemrad Prachacheun offers Pfizer only for those who earlier paid for Moderna and still didn't get it. Vejthani denies having vaccines, but you can get free Pfizer once a week if you make it on their list.