Posted on 09/15/2021 7:56:19 PM PDT by conservative98
People are anxious, with the forces of evil doing everything in their power to obstruct treatment of COVID. Today, we are joined by the ivermectin man himself, Dr. Pierre Kory, to offer some good news. Supply of ivermectin is plentiful, and he offers advice on how to navigate the pharmacies and get hold of this lifesaving treatment. He also explains some of the other aspects of the FLCCC’s protocol. This man is saving thousands of lives. Imagine if there were more doctors like him.
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I have been specifically told otherwise at Kroger.
And denied a refill prescription written by a Doctor.
Perhaps I should have pressed the point with the local management. It was easier just to go to another pharmacy.
I was too angry with the refusal from the pharmacy technician at Kroger to press the point with an even temper and elected to walk away quietly and go someplace else. Perhaps I should have persisted.
I did obtain a supply elsewhere. That might not be an option for others.
Thanks again for your report.
About six months ago, Walgreens filled my IVM and Doxycycline prescriptions no questions asked. But the pharmacist refused to fill my HCQ prescription unless I could prove that the doctor said I had an active case of COVID. Go figure!
I settled for the IVM and Doxy and gave up on the HCQ.
Dr. George Fareed wrote me the prescription and his preference is to use BOTH IVM and HCQ.
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I fully agree with this sentiment.
But here is the catch - I don't live in Florida. I can't get prompt MAB treatment. And most likely, neither can you.
In many other States, the MAB treatment is quite restricted, and your doctor has little or no direct access to it. There are no walk-in clinics with outpatient treatments, and without a referral from an in-network doctor (not yours) you aren't getting in.
There is a maze of "Catch-22" rules, which may delay access until you are no longer eligible for the treatment. You have about ten days from first onset of symptoms, and if you are already hospitalized, you may be deemed ineligible from the start.
It is a very cruel trick.
You must make prior arrangements with your doctor well before you may need them.
Worse yet, some States have taken control of the distribution and no longer allow doctors to determine who gets this treatment. The State makes that determination based on policy goals which include racial or ethnic affiliations and quotas.
You can imagine how well this is going to work.
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