Moj Lab (Budva)

I do not recommend coming here with serious problems. My wife had obvious signs of appendicitis — they did an examination, tests, ultrasound, and prescribed only antibiotics. The next day we had to do an emergency surgery on the way to Serbia. The surgeon who operated was surprised the diagnosis had not been made earlier.

I submitted a test for antibiotics and bacteria (it is 4 times more expensive than usual). After 5 hours they sent a general test (which was not needed) with the note "no bacteria found" without colony count (CFU/ml). And according to protocol, a bacteriological culture is kept for at least 24 hours. In other words, they simply did the wrong test and lied that everything was fine.

A visit to Maj Lab clinic is a real disaster. I came with a suspicion of pneumonia. The doctor measured my blood pressure and said: "Low. Throat is red. I don't think it's pneumonia." The diagnosis could have ended there — she wasn't even going to listen to my lungs until I persistently asked. After listening she said she heard wheezing in the right lung and "better to take an antibiotic." No tests, no X-ray — just an antibiotic right away, by eye. I insisted on an X-ray. They did it, but it turned out the result and conclusion would only be ready the next day and would be sent by email. A day passed, then a day and a half — the X-ray was never sent. I remind you: I came with a suspicion of pneumonia. 75 euros — for nothing. And the prescribed treatment looks more like reading coffee grounds. If you want to throw your money away and risk your health — come here.

Disgusting, unprofessional laboratory. I submitted a nasal swab — they could not determine the number of bacteria in the swab, and the treatment depends on that count; the difference is significant: either use just an ointment or take a course of antibiotics. I got no concrete answer for my money. I do not recommend going there, and this despite the fact that I communicated in Montenegrin.

I visited a gynecologist today — he gave a possible diagnosis and said to get some tests done to check. I explained that I had already done those tests and they were clean, but he still said to redo them because he was sure the illness would be confirmed. He prescribed "just in case" tablets that would help "with everything". In the end the tests were clean, I am no closer to solving my problem, and I spent 100 euros.