If you want to get a quick test for corona infections, you don't have to wait for the federal government.
After Aldi and Lidl, a snack chain and several drug stores are also moving along.
Munich - Buy a buttered pretzel and take a corona spit test with you - this is now possible at the snack chain Yorma's, which, among other things, has branches in Munich Central Station *.
The tests have been on sale there since these days.
“The tests will be available at all locations from Friday,” says spokeswoman Tamara Eberl.
The price is 7.50 euros - and whoever buys five of them pays 35 euros.
“The demand is very high,” reports Eberl.
Corona in Munich: In the future, rapid tests will also be carried out on food chains at the main train station
The drugstores had already announced several times this week that they would be offering Corona self-tests * as soon as possible.
At Müller, shop sales will start this Friday: As the company announced, the nasal swab test will be carried out in Munich in the branches at Elisenhof, in the Olympia shopping center, in the Pasing Arcaden, in the PEP shopping center, in the valley, in the Sonnenstrasse, in on Weißenburger Straße, Pestalozzistraße and Schleissheimer Straße.
The test is also available on the Internet for 6.95 euros - if it is available.
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Rapid tests in the corona crisis: drugstore chain Müller expects "six-figure quantities in the inflow"
Because currently the offer is still limited.
But that is about to change: "Large six-figure quantities are coming in for the next few weeks," announced the company.
The drugstore chain dm also received the rapid tests on Thursday and checked their quality.
The nasal swab tests are only sold online at a price of 4.95 euros, as the amount available is insufficient to supply all markets.
The start of sales in the branches has not yet been determined.
Rossmann is also planning to be able to offer the corona rapid tests on the Internet and its stores by the end of the week, at least "provided the supplier adheres to the delivery date announced," as a company spokeswoman said.
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You can now buy quick tests here: The Yorma's branch in the platform hall of Munich Central Station.
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The amount of corona tests that can be delivered is often limited.
Because they are in demand.
Aldi * in its branches and Lidl * offered tests on the Internet last weekend - they were sold out in no time.
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