PattayaDavid

It was at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya building D. It was free of charge.

No, this was at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya building D.

I posted this on the BHP thread also. I'm 66 and filled out the registration form based on the link that someone had posted about a week and a half a half, maybe two weeks ago to received the AstraZeneca vaccine. I went for my appointment this afternoon, scheduled between 1500 and 1600, but showed up early around 1420 and was accepted right away, no waiting. What initially surprised me was that the first thing I was asked was if I wanted the AstraZeneca vaccine or the Pfizer vaccine so, of course, it was no brainer and I chose the Pfizer. They asked to see the confirmation SMS which I received last night and my passport. I was handed a questionnaire to fill out then sent to the reception desk where they assigned me a number and handed me the appointment for my second dose 3 weeks later. On to the next station, they checked my blood pressure and off I went upstairs, 10th floor I believe, to get the jab. Waiting time at every station was no longer than about 2 to 3 minutes. I got the jab and off to the big conference room to be observed for 30 minutes and then I was done. I was in and out of there well under an hour. The staff were very professional and everything was setup to run very smoothly. I was glad to be able to get the Pfizer vaccine. I hope it goes this smoothly for the rest of you who have already signed up. Thanks to whoever it was who had posted the link to BHP for the vaccine signup.

I'm 66 and filled out the registration form based on the link that someone had posted about a week and a half a half, maybe two weeks ago to received the AstraZeneca vaccine. I went for my appointment this afternoon, scheduled between 1500 and 1600, but showed up early around 1420 and was accepted right away, no waiting. What initially surprised me was that the first thing I was asked was if I wanted the AstraZeneca vaccine or the Pfizer vaccine so, of course, it was no brainer and I chose the Pfizer. They asked to see the confirmation SMS which I received last night and my passport. I was handed a questionnaire to fill out then sent to the reception desk where they assigned me a number and handed me the appointment for my second dose 3 weeks later. On to the next station, they checked my blood pressure and off I went upstairs, 10th floor I believe, to get the jab. Waiting time at every station was no longer than about 2 to 3 minutes. I got the jab and off to the big conference room to be observed for 30 minutes and then I was done. I was in and out of there well under an hour. The staff were very professional and everything was setup to run very smoothly. I was glad to be able to get the Pfizer vaccine. I hope it goes this smoothly for the rest of you who have already signed up. Thanks to whoever it was who had posted the link to BHP for the vaccine signup.