[E. Pluribus Unum]

Only treatments that put money in their pockets are allowed.

[bray]

Finally, someone invented Pfizermectin to end Corona.

[Sacajaweau]

The object of Pharm companies is to get every single person in the world on some kind of “life saving” med.

[Sacajaweau]

Bet they’ve been sitting on this from the beginning.

[gattaca]

I saw another post somewhere that said... “How much you want to bet that it contains the same or similar items that are in Ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine?”

True.

[John Leland 1789]

"All of the previously authorized drugs against the disease require an IV or an injection."

"All other AUTHORIZED drugs," but NOT all other drugs that work.

I'm going to guess that they won't put it on the market until they have reached a certain rate/number of vaccinations.

[rktman]

Still no.

[rktman]

AUTHROIZATION. EUA? Or FDA approved?

[vetvetdoug]

This drug has been in Pfizer's inventory for years and was used as a treatment for the feline disease, Feline Infectious Peritonitis. As I said from the start, the folly in the way the Wuhan Virus has been handled is a) environmental and quarantine measures were haphazard at best b) focus on vaccines that in experience against the Coronaviradae are useless within two years because of the propensity of the virus to mutate c) ignore therapeutics that are marginally to beneficially effective against the virus d) vaccinating all instead of limiting the vaccine to those significantly at risk..vaccinating all during an epidemic creates the ability for a virus to create mutants that evade the vaccine's positive immunological benefits.

I've said it over and over again, a second year veterinary student could have handled this epidemic better than Fauci et al.

[matt04]

Wait a minute. Was it the purpose, supposedly, oh Joe Biden’s vaccine mandates because there were no other treatment options? None of the FDA has approved a treatment and it seems like another one is in the work shortly, this destroys their need/justification for vaccine mandates.

[rktman]

Still ,ore:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4023491/posts

[nbenyo]

This is welcome news, now tthat monoclonol antibody treatments are failing against Omricon.

But how available will it be in the next 3-8 weeks when it will be needed most?

[Baldwin77]

Is it called MiverIctin ?

[Jewbacca]

Pfizermectin

It’s another protease inhibitor, almost chemically identical to ivermectin.

Just different enough to be patented.

[SaxxonWoods]

I’ll be very interested in what doctors like McCullough, Malone and Zelenko have to say about this.

[Tipllub]

The efficacy is high, the side effects are low and it's oral. It checks all the boxes," said Dr. Gregory Poland of the Mayo Clinic. "You're looking at a 90% decreased risk of hospitalization and death in a high-risk group -- that's stunning."

Were the trials only on the unvaccinated? Because they previously claimed their vaccine was 95% effective.

[WKUHilltopper]

“U.S. health regulators...” Who the hell are the health regulators? I didn’t tell them to regulate anything, little unelected bureaucratic pin heads no doubt. Or perhaps they’re on Dr. Mengele’s staff?

[billyboy15]

This Administration is desperate for a way out of the mess created by the Fascist Fauci and my guess is this is it. Once they release the pills to everyone they will stop the testing or else will begin reporting a huge drop in the positive results.

Then they will claim victory and the scamdemic will be over

[drSteve78]

Soooo, is it a Red pill , or a Blue Pill? Asking for no one in particular.

[jimwatx]

Just an excessively expensive 3CL protease inhibitor. They claim even though ivermectin inhibits the same protease, it requires a higher and potentially risky dose to get similar inhibition. But we don’t know the long term effects of this drug, so who’s to say which is safer? Anyway there’s much safer (and cheaper) herbs that also inhibit 3CL protease. This is just another big pharma scam and money grab. I’m high risk myself and easily made it though covid by employing alternative treatments.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC7985176/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC6882434/