General Reports

[LittleBigMan]

I'm not into that kind of stuff, but there is a clinic? On the Corner of Pattaya Klang and 3rd Road down from Big see Extra, you can take a Songthaw on Soi Buakhao to Pattaya Klang for 10 baht.

[Sarha Otzar]

I noticed there are escorts in smooci with a tag: COF (cum on face). Did anyone try it?

Also, I have high velocity shots, will it be a problem?

Any suggestions on how to aim will be appreciated. Can't find any instructions on the internet.

[HorseTrader]

Hi.

Anyone know where I can get a Testosterone injection in Pattaya.

I understand the cost is 8000 baht.

I am staying in Soi Diana. So getting there from my hotel would be helpful.

Thanks.

TC.

There is a pharmacy on Beach Road very close to Tim's Bar / Tahitian Queen gogo where you can buy the test vials and syringes at a reasonable price. I'm sure the pharmacist would jab you for a tip if you aren't comfortable doing it yourself.

Note that I visited this pharmacy preCovid. Can't verify it still exists.

Testosterone is not something to be played with unless you have proper medical supervision and testing. At a minimum, get your testosterone level checked in advance and learn what the numbers mean. If you continue to use it, other things become a concern.

For self administration, there are expensive daily gels, which are very simple. You can also get vials of testosterone and syringes for bi-weekly self injection. The urologist may also inject some longer life testosterone or maybe give you implants that last about 90 days.

That 8000 baht price tag sounds like implanted pellets. The self injected testosterone from a vial should be much less expensive (maybe 1500 baht for a 6-month supply).

[HardDrive]

Hi.

Anyone know where I can get a Testosterone injection in Pattaya.

I understand the cost is 8000 baht.

I am staying in Soi Diana. So getting there from my hotel would be helpful.

Thanks.

TC.

There is a pharmacy on Beach Road very close to Tim's Bar / Tahitian Queen gogo where you can buy the test vials and syringes at a reasonable price. I'm sure the pharmacist would jab you for a tip if you aren't comfortable doing it yourself.

Note that I visited this pharmacy preCovid. Can't verify it still exists.

[Miss MaryHinge]

In my research and planning I've been trawling the Thai Friendly app.

It's pretty exhausting especially for the larger cities like bkk and Pattaya.

Was wondering if we can share on here recommended girls?

If so I'd be interested in getting TF names, especially if large chested and slimish, tall or short.

[Tcvve]

Hi.

Anyone know where I can get a Testosterone injection in Pattaya.

I understand the cost is 8000 baht.

I am staying in Soi Diana. So getting there from my hotel would be helpful.

Thanks.

TC.

[TooDirty]

This is Thailand. They use baht, not dollars.

Thanks for the reply, it was informative.

I only consider credit card because I often get 0% interest offers for 18 months, but figured I'd have to weigh that against a 3% markup.

And yes carrying 35 lbs of silver isn't something you'd want to do in a zombie apocalypse.

[SinfullyKorean]

Hey,

I'm arriving BKK mid September and wonder whether should I go to Pattaya, for example? Or another place? Obviously I'm looking for better quality in service / looks / variety. It's monsoon peak so its even more complex, since I think it might be less of a deal in BKK.

Thanks in advance.

Pattaya is slightly cooler, being next to the beach. But the difference is negligible. I think BKK is better for looks and Pattaya is better for service. But if you're only spending 7 days, I don't think you can go wrong in either. Either way, you won't have time to find some of the best talents in the local clubs. So you'll probably stick to some of the mongering staples like Soi 6, WS, or Beach Street in Pattaya or Nana, Soi Cowboy, and Thermae in BKK. Pattaya will be significantly cheaper. But if you're only staying for 7 days, I don't think you should be worrying so much about the price.

[Mr Enternational]

Has anyone ever thought about buying gold in Thailand? I watched a you tube video or two, and it seems like if you buy the baht gold ingots you pay very little markup 100-200 baht versus the premiums over the actual asking price you pay if buying gold from some of the websites in the USA? Can you buy in dollars or credit card so as not to lose on the exchange rate? Anyone know of a good source of info on the matter? I imagine if you bought in dollars it would have to be pristine absolutely perfect $20's? Thanks for any info on the matter. Does Thailand do silver? I really hate paying the premium on silver in the USA.

This is Thailand. They use baht, not dollars. I doubt anyone will take a credit card for buying gold unless they are also adding the fee that the credit card company is going to charge them. They also would not want to risk you canceling the charge.

If you go to the gold shops then they charge you spot price per gram plus 400 baht commission. If you go to a jewelry store or gem shop then you better look up your prices first. There are 1 and 5 baht weight gold bars that come in 96.5% and 99% purity.

My jeweler is making some 18 K stuff for me. They always only charge me the price they get the material for then they add labor which is really cheap. The other day the price for 1 gram was 1718 baht. I went shopping the gem shops on Beach Road for an 18 K chain to go with my pendant. Honest wanted 2600 baht / gram. He swore there could not be a cheaper price. Or that like many ISG posters swear about hookers, if there is a cheaper price then it is inferior. World wanted 2800 baht / gram and I think another shop (Star?) wanted 2400 baht / gram.

The next day I ran over to my other jeweler in Jomtien to see if she had anything. She was not there, but her workers were charging me 2250 baht / gram. I sent her a message in Line and she came to the shop. She let me have it for 1900 baht / gram.

Spot price of silver is 22 baht / gram. I do not know who would want to buy, carry around, and store $10,000 or 35 weight pounds worth of that.

[Sarha Otzar]

Hey,

I'm arriving BKK mid September and wonder whether should I go to Pattaya, for example? Or another place? Obviously I'm looking for better quality in service / looks / variety. It's monsoon peak so its even more complex, since I think it might be less of a deal in BKK.

Thanks in advance.

[TooDirty]

Has anyone ever thought about buying gold in Thailand? I watched a you tube video or two, and it seems like if you buy the baht gold ingots you pay very little markup 100-200 baht versus the premiums over the actual asking price you pay if buying gold from some of the websites in the USA? Can you buy in dollars or credit card so as not to lose on the exchange rate? Anyone know of a good source of info on the matter? I imagine if you bought in dollars it would have to be pristine absolutely perfect $20's? Thanks for any info on the matter. Does Thailand do silver? I really hate paying the premium on silver in the USA.

[Mogwai]

In Bangkok, food costs have increased significantly, maybe 50% compared to 2019. I suspect it's similar elsewhere, not sure about the specific spots in Phuket that you have in mind, it's a big island.

Just like Horse Trader already said, I have noticed some small increases in BKK and Pattaya, but definitely not 50%. Not even in the tourist traps.

A tall Americano at Starbucks has gone up from 105 to 115 baht, which makes it slightly more expensive than in my home country, the Netherlands, where it is EUR 2.95.

[TConor]

In Bangkok, food costs have increased significantly, maybe 50% compared to 2019. I suspect it's similar elsewhere, not sure about the specific spots in Phuket that you have in mind, it's a big island.

A 10% to maybe 25% if you are going to tourist traps. I know if a noodle soup for lunch went from 35 THB to even 45 THB that's only a 28.6% increase. But high % of increases is common when going from a very low price. But a coke zero at 7/11 has only gone from 13 THB to 15 or maybe 17 THB & at 17 THB that is a 30% increase. And the big BUT is in 2019 32.5 THB = $1, today 35.43 , I just looked it up. 9% decrease. So a 13 THB coke in 2019 cost $. 40 , today a 17 THB one costs $. 48. Only a 20 % increase. And I really think this 17 THB is the higher end of pricing. Maybe really 15 THB, My point 50% is BS, unless you don't know where to shop.

[HorseTrader]

In Bangkok, food costs have increased significantly, maybe 50% compared to 2019. I suspect it's similar elsewhere, not sure about the specific spots in Phuket that you have in mind, it's a big island.

Food costs in Patong and Koh Samui have also increased, but not 50% increase. Half of my favorite restaurants have closed. A friend tells me that street food in Aonang has nearly doubled, he lived there until May. I felt smaller Aonang restaurant increases when I was there in April 2022.

As of April, Patong still has plenty of street food, but not as much as early 2020. Still a good cluster of vendors at the north end of the beach. I forgot the name of the market that is a bit south of OTOP, but that had nearly everything open. Perhaps 30% to 50% fewer food carts scattered around Patong. I found myself walking further for the particular street food item that I wanted at that moment.

[Crocodilexp]

I was in Phuket right before COVID shut down the bars. Does it cost roughly the same to eat out at the less expensive Thai cafes? Are the street food vendors as plentiful as they were? Thanks for any info.

In Bangkok, food costs have increased significantly, maybe 50% compared to 2019. I suspect it's similar elsewhere, not sure about the specific spots in Phuket that you have in mind, it's a big island.