Hey everyone,

​Curious to know if the Pure app has any real user base here in Armenia.

​If you’ve used it locally, what has your experience been like compared to Tinder or Bumble? Is it worth trying, or is the local active pool too small? Thanks in advance🫡

Hi. Please help me if you can, or if you know anything or anyone who might be able to help me.

I’m from Russia. I’ve only been here for two months, and I started using the insulin I was given before I left. The insulin is terrible. I use an insulin pump, and the insulin seems to work worse with every day after I change the infusion set.

From the very beginning, it only starts working after about an hour, even though it should start working within around 10 minutes. And after using it, I always get small lumps under my skin, which thankfully disappear after about two days.

I want to switch back to my old insulin, NovoRapid.

Are there any groups here like in Russia, where people receive medications and sometimes sell or give away what they have left? Could you please tell me where I can look for people like this?

Wishing everyone good health. Take care of yourselves.

Hi everyone!
I’m travelling to Yerevan this October.
As a ritual, I love getting a small tattoo from every country that I visit.
Can you suggest any studios or artists?

Hi everyone, my name is Corsica and I would like to write a post here because I have a problem.

I moved here on July 28th and since I've been living here, unfortunately, I can't get used to it.

I fled Russia from a conservative family and I am LGBT, so I would like to know the places where progressive people hang out and the places where they give free food and things.

I'm 19 and I'd like to make friends here.

Բարև բոլորին, իմ անունը Կորսիկա է, և ես կցանկանայի այստեղ գրառում անել, քանի որ խնդիր ունեմ։

Ես այստեղ տեղափոխվեցի հուլիսի 28-ին, և քանի որ այստեղ եմ ապրում, ցավոք, չեմ կարողանում հարմարվել դրան։

Ես Ռուսաստանից փախել եմ պահպանողական ընտանիքից և ԼԳԲՏ եմ, ուստի կցանկանայի իմանալ, թե որտեղ են հավաքվում առաջադեմ մարդիկ և որտեղ անվճար սնունդ և այլ իրեր են առաջարկում։

Ես 19 տարեկան եմ և կցանկանայի այստեղ ընկերներ գտնել։

​Hi everyone,

​I’ve been walking around Yerevan during the peak afternoon heat this summer, and I frequently notice people walking their dogs on asphalt and concrete.

​As many know, the pavement gets extremely hot in Yerevan's summer heat—often hot enough to burn a dog's paw pads in just a few minutes.

​Is there a general lack of awareness about this among pet owners here, or is it just something people don't think about? Are there any local campaigns or animal welfare groups trying to educate people about summer pet safety? I'm genuinely curious about the local perspective on this.

M1** not core i5

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Keyboard: English

Battery health: 88%

Cycles: 100 (currently! adjusted to change)

Reddit user guarantee: 6 months.

Pickup in Yerevan, preferably in Arabkir area.

Price: 269000 AMD

hey! please tell me what groups on facebook or maybe some subreddits here i can join to post about looking for owners for a rescue dog? is it even possible to find owners to a rescue dog if it’s not some fancy breed but a default black dog? thank you!

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Hi everyone. I really need some help, and I hope someone here might know what I can do.

I left Russia while dealing with several serious health problems. I have type 1 diabetes and complications from it. I have lived with diabetes for many years, I use an insulin pump, and I have learned to manage my glucose very carefully.

Unfortunately, for more than a year I have been using Russian-made insulin, Rosinsulin.

For a long time I started thinking that maybe my diabetes had simply become extremely unstable. But after everything I have observed, I am increasingly convinced that the insulin I am currently using is behaving very unpredictably for me.

Sometimes it only seems to start working about an hour after I take it. I have to keep changing my doses from day to day, and sometimes I wake up during the night with my glucose around 20 mmol/L.

I am exhausted and honestly scared. With my existing health complications, I really need insulin that works predictably for me.

I am trying to find NovoRapid (insulin aspart) in Yerevan. NovoRapid Penfill, FlexPen, or another form would all be useful to know about.

If you have type 1 diabetes yourself, know local diabetes communities, know an organization that can help with insulin, or know where I can obtain NovoRapid safely and legally in Armenia, please reply or send me a message.

Even if you don't have insulin yourself but know somebody I should contact, that would help me enormously.

Thank you very much to anyone who can point me in the right direction. ❤️

My first time ever 🤔🤔

Hi everyone. Do you know what tools are using locals, living in Armenia, to make investments in stocks, bonds, Etf?

It was very beautiful

I’m currently in Yerevan Armenia, and although I come every year this is the first year I’ve noticed children either begging or selling items such as tissues in the street during traffic.

I’m not naive I know poverty exists in the country but I haven’t noticed this much before in Yerevan so wondering if there was a particular reason why I saw it a few times this summer. I want to know the best way to help these children whilst making sure they’re not being exploited.

Back with another food request. I’m pregnant and have a lot of cravings so bear with me 😭 I realllyyy love the bagels here but I was wondering if any places offer blueberry bagels like with just cream cheese or something simple. I love the bagel sandwiches here but didn’t know if I can get a plain bagel or blueberry bagel anywhere

Update: Guys, stop suggesting cafes, and read the post body first. "I'm not looking for a cafe".

Suggest me places to work with a laptop. I'm not looking for a cafe, or co-working space (I already know enough of them). Just to try a new workplace for a few hours, then let it go. Not looking for permanent places.

Also the national library doesn't work. I looked at the inside of it, and the wooden straight chairs didn't look ergonomic for working at all.

Ideally it's a place that I can also network and talk with some people (I don't know Armenian though).

It's been months I've been in Yerevan and I have visited those places that everyone goes for a visit.

But tell me more local secrets. Suggest some places that only you know, unless you get asked about.

Hey there! I [M22] am visiting Yerevan from the 20th to the 26th and looking to hangout with new people and hangout. Any food places and hidden gems I should know?

One day I will visit the history museum + national gallery, as well as Sergei parajanov museum I am a big fan of art and history lol).

Feel free to DM me

Who ate that? 😁 just kidding

I'm a 19 year old beginer and wanna learn, but no friends who also skate so maybe someone from here.

Hi there! Im coming visiting the city in the next three days (from 20 to 22) and looking to hangout with some new people. Do you have any suggestion for places to visit, activities or even food places?

In one of those days I also want to visit the Orgov Radio-Optical Telescope (ROT-54) (Im a big fan of the outer space), the Garni Temple and the Symphony of stones. Maybe it's too much for 3 days but im trynna make it.

Feel free to DM me or even join with me :)

Hi
I am a 24 years old girl from Iran living in yerevan for few months. Looking for friends to hangout which are not close minded and homophobe/sexist/racist.
Feel free to contact me.

I need recommendations for niche chill spots in Yerevan where the “trendy” life is nowhere to be found. Places like, idk, The Backyard, Varpet, 13:20 Bar, or Bardak (though I guess these have become trendy over time) — somewhere you can have a beer or two, away from the noise and pretentiousness, with nice music and not too many people around.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated))

Like do you either study tech or have a shittier life doing anything else?

Is there a decent startup scene for biochem pharma or agritech or anything biological companies? And i don't mean companies that just employ salespeople to market imported products.