[absalom01]

You should be able to obtain a prescription for the human version with little trouble. My personal doc refused, but I was able to get one in 24 hours through one of the links at the FLCCC’s web site. $59.00 consult fee and $12.00 at my local Rite-aide.

At this point, if I was unable to obtain a prescription, yeah, I’d go with the Durvet, but that’s just me. The tube I have for the horses is 1.87% ivermectin by weight. It’s water soluble, so it might be easier to dilute it to make weighing-out easier, and the docs at FLCCC suggest that .2mg/kg of bodyweight should work.

But why mess with that if you can get the stuff made for humans?

[17strings]

But why mess with that if you can get the stuff made for humans?

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If people want to spend 10-12 times as much to obtain the same stuff, but “made for humans”, that’s certainly their right.

But as for me, I’ll say “Neigh!”
:)

[Antipolitico]

“You should be able to obtain a prescription for the human version with little trouble. My personal doc refused, but I was able to get one in 24 hours through one of the links at the FLCCC’s web site. $59.00 consult fee and $12.00 at my local Rite-aide.”

My sister used telemedicine doctor who had it overnighted to her in Florida. But I took the horse paste by Durvet and got well very fast