Those physicians writing prescriptions online for ivermectin could lose their medical license for prescribing a drug for unauthorized purposes. For that reason, I would hesitate revealing my debit card number to them in fear that they are hiding their true identity to protect themselves from FDA action. That gives them the opportunity to raid bank accounts with no ability to track them down. They may be as legitimate as that doctor from Nigeria.
Only your doctor has the ability to give the proper dosage of any drug for your individual situation. In most cases, they will monitor the effects of a drug with blood tests and other evaluations. That cannot be done online, especially for a long term prophylactic protocol.
The cost for a long term prophylactic protocol has not been revealed in the promotion of ivermectin. I have checked the price for ivermectin at Costco and it is $21.09 for for 4-3mg Tablets. The I MASK+ protocol is 0.2mg/kg per dose to be taken today and another taken after 48 hours, and afterwards, one dose every week. The 0.2mg/kg tablet is not the 3mg table available at Costco, so a dosage for that tablet would have to be calculated by a doctor. I have calculated that the cost for the initial two doses ($12.05) plus 51 weeks ($307.15) would cost $319.20. Add the doctor’s fee (if any reputable doctor will give the prescription) and you will have some real money.
I had one FReeper who told me about getting ivermectin at a farm supply place. Now that’s Darwin Award territory.
The bottom line: Please talk to your doctor.
The physicians are doing fine and are in no risk of losing their licenses. They are legitimate.
The online pharmacies FReepers are linking are legitimate and FReepers are reporting good results. These include compounding pharmacies, ones referred by America's Frontline Doctors, and a handful of others FReepers have been using for years.
Only your doctor has the ability to give the proper dosage of any drug for your individual situation.
And when you move or change medical plans, a new doctor discusses your health and history and determines an appropriate dose. For Ivermectin, dosing is rather a simple bodyweight calculation as the drug has been in use for decades and is well tolerated.
In most cases, they will monitor the effects of a drug with blood tests and other evaluations. That cannot be done online, especially for a long term prophylactic protocol.
No need for this kind of monitoring. This medication has been used in foreign countries for years to treat illnesses like Riverblindness and its simplicity, safety record and lack of required monitoring make it ideal for those impoverished countries.
The cost for a long term prophylactic protocol has not been revealed in the promotion of ivermectin. I have checked the price for ivermectin at Costco and it is $21.09 for for 4-3mg Tablets.
I've seen lower prices. I think people are taking Ivermectin 'for now' during the plandemic. 'Vaccines' can result in lifetime disability or death. Insurance may cover some maintenance costs for awhile, but no one will compensate those unable to work for lost wages.
The I MASK+ protocol is 0.2mg/kg per dose to be taken today and another taken after 48 hours, and afterwards, one dose every week. The 0.2mg/kg tablet is not the 3mg table available at Costco, so a dosage for that tablet would have to be calculated by a doctor. I have calculated that the cost for the initial two doses ($12.05) plus 51 weeks ($307.15) would cost $319.20. Add the doctor’s fee (if any reputable doctor will give the prescription) and you will have some real money.
FReepers who'd done it said they spent $150 for the initial appointment and meds. Meds only going forward. There are online sources which discuss dosing based on the type of tablet used. I don't know of those who want to live on this stuff.
I had one FReeper who told me about getting ivermectin at a farm supply place. Now that’s Darwin Award territory.
Not really. Many drugs approved for use in people are made available in generic form for the treatment of animals. Erythromycin comes to mind. A FReeper told me she had horses and had been taking the horse paste version for years and found it kept her free of viral infections. Others on FR have reported success with the horsepaste - but one must buy the horse paste that only includes Ivermectin and no other drugs.
The bottom line: Please talk to your doctor.
Yes, but standard physicians in most insurance companies will likely be punished for providing Ivermectin. They are pressured to pressure their patients into 'vaccines' instead. For those who don't want the experimental vaccines which our medical establishment is trying to arm-twist us into getting, safe effective medications are available through alternative means and people using them on FR are reporting satisfaction.
I had one FReeper who told me about getting ivermectin at a farm supply place. Now that’s Darwin Award territory.
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That’s your opinion. I have the horse paste Ivermectin and gave some to a friend who lost their sense of taste and smell after a bout of the virus. They took two doses, with zinc therapy, for 48 hours and are now fine. If I start running a temp for over 24 hours I won’t hesitate to take Ivermectin horse paste in lieu of an ER visit and possible intubation. You do you.