Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki recently announced that from January 27 people would be able to get a free antigen test for COVID-19 at pharmacies. What does this look like in practice? Health Minister Adam Niedzielski wrote on Twitter:

At the launch of the program, there are 64 pharmacies where an antigen test can be performed. Another 19 have submitted their application documents. I invite you to visit the website concerning testing at pharmacies and the regularly updated map of pharmacies providing tests:
https://pacjent.gov.pl/aktualnosc/zrob-test-antygenowy-w-aptece.

The problem is that even if we click the link included in Minister Niedzielski's tweet, and then click the “Find the nearest pharmacy that performs tests” button, the list contains only one location in Bolesławiec: the Healthcare Complex, which... does not have a commercial pharmacy.