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oumaima bougad :

kayn hta joulab f sidi othman o kyn wahd akhor f hizam kabir

2026-10-02 23:56:57

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Zineb Zanoba :

الصراحة سنين وانا كنتأمل معاهم كيطيحو النص بالنصر ما كينش بحالهم في كازا والله العظيم

2026-10-02 22:52:46

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Wijdane lola :

كنت ذاخلة لواحد الكروب في الفيسبوك دكشي اللي سمعت على اسرار بعض المهن تقول يا لطيف كيف يلقاو الله، و منهم هذ المختبرات كاين غير يقدرو في النتائج الى ما عندهم الالات المناسبة للفحص المناسب 😡

2026-10-02 22:45:37

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nourlhouda4746 :

اول حاجة معاملة طوب مكيحكروش مكيغوتوش ومسربيين وكلشي داير خدمتو

2026-10-02 22:42:07

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khadijalavie4 :

ana 3ait biwassr 9atlouni men2019

2026-10-02 23:22:52

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ليالي Layali :

المعاملة ماشاءالله عليهم

2026-10-02 22:00:37

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le Prince :

واخاي إن خفض أسعار الخدمات المخبرية على حساب الجودة المعيارية يعد ممارسة غير احترافية تهدد دقة النتائج وسلامة التشخيص الطبي.😛

2026-10-02 23:39:06

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ابني قرة عيني3989 :

صراحة أطباء ديال درب سلطان ولمختبرات كلهم الله اعمرها دار وديال دراوش

2026-10-02 22:40:59

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sara sara :

wlkin bnadam bzaf

2026-10-02 23:08:17

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Amina Amina :

عندك الحق انا كنتعمل معهم من 2017 تعامل مزيان

2026-10-02 22:38:47

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safajilali2 :

ana darthom fsbata btaman na9es ol9ithom kolhom ghaltin 3nd r5so t5li naso kano ghayrjo 3liya

2026-10-02 23:11:13

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Bochaayb Fahmi :

مزيانين

2026-10-02 22:48:25

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yousra usra :

كنا كنديرو لخويا تحاليل عند واحد كينقص وكانو كيخرجو ماشي حقيقين حتى وصل دياليز من بعد شرح لنا طبيب ان برودوي باش كيحللو فيه كاليتي وهي لكتحكم ف نتيجة حقيقية عمركم يغركم تمن

2026-10-02 23:47:39

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Fatima_07 :

اشمن مدينه الله يحفظك

2026-10-02 23:04:38

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سيليا سيلين :

و علاش ناقص الثمن

2026-10-02 22:23:16

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rim elbani :

عندهم زحام اخي ولكن معرفتش واش النتيجة دقيقة ولا لا

2026-10-02 22:42:09

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Yassmine :

اه حتى واحد المختبر في المدينة نفس شي

2026-10-02 22:53:15

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lolo :

الي رخص منهم كاملين مختبر الحزام الكبير

2026-10-02 23:32:18

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ouafae :

حتى صاكة صفرة حي محمدي

2026-10-02 23:02:20

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soso :

الله يجازيكم بالخير لي عارف صيدلية متوفر عندها هاد الدواء ولا لي عندو بزايد سيدة من العائلة خاصها ضروري تشربو عندها كارني ديال الطبيب

2026-10-02 23:15:40

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nezha :

وخا الزحام. كلشي تيقضي الغرض خاص غير الصبر. والنظام شكرا لهم

2026-10-02 22:38:30

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user7033662222643ج :

مول هاد التحاليل سعداتو مهماهش الدنيا بغى الاخرة

2026-10-02 22:43:16

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gari meriem :

ونتيجة غقدر وحط داكشي ممضمونش والله اعلم

2026-10-02 23:44:16

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Kana Abdo :

بصح أنا كنديرهم عندهم ناقصين بزاف كاين لي ناقص ولكن هادو ناقصين بزاف بتجربة

2026-10-02 23:46:58

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khalidets20 :

ولكن خصك تجي مع لفجر

2026-10-02 23:52:18

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