"A fool and his five bucks are soon parted"
But that's not what is REALLY going on, is it? 
Posted on 08/21/2021 10:23:35 AM PDT by RummyChick
“Well make the human version available to people with instructions. Problem solved.”
Yes, If the drug is available at a feed store, why not make it OTC for humans? Not sure the criteria for making drugs OTC, but the Plan B abortion drug got fast tracked really quickly. :(
Bless their hearts.
one more thing
my insurance requires pre approval for infusions. If you get Covid positive on Friday you are missing days before you can get the infusion.
Screw that...head to the ER who will do it and I presume it has to be covered because it is the ER
"A fool and his five bucks are soon parted"
But that's not what is REALLY going on, is it?
Every feed store has it and have not raised the price. I got a tube for $10 a couple of weeks ago. For our meat goats of course and also the LGDs. The larger horse tube is just cheaper per mg than goat/dog sized tube.
Bkmk
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This is about how poor people access cheap medical care in this country. The go through veterinarians and animal supply stores to get cheap antibiotics and stuff like ivermectin.
The FDA will crack down on this in order to bring the population in line. The statists control our access to medical care, travel, guns, all kinds of things. 666 is right around the corner.
Just for the record, I’m not a horse. But if I was a 198 lb. horse, and I got worms, I would request 18 milligrams of Ivermectin from my owner. Since my owner would be using the equine version of Ivermectin (I’d hate to have him give me the human version, given all the fake and spiked stuff coming in from China), that would come out to about 960 mg of the paste (roughly 1/6th of the tube). I’d also recommend to my owner to but a jewelry scale that reads in 10 mg increments, so as to make it easy for him to accurately measure my dosage.
But since I’m not a horse, none of this applies to me or any other human.
Then maybe putting a vaccine thru established approvals protocol like animal and toxicity testing might be a better idea than doing animal testing on people?
They are talking about ‘vaccinating the herd’ whether we like it or not. They don’t discuss anything with us because they’re intent on treating us like livestock.
+1
Wiiiiiiilllllllbuuuuur!
Every dairy farmer I know takes better care of his/her herd than Big Med takes care of their patients.
Maybe if they didn’t ban any possible treatment like Ivermectin and HCQ people wouldn’t be forced to seek other options. The FDA isn’t doing Americans any favors by banning possible treatments while forcing them to get an unproven vaccine they don’t want.
If you want the vaccine, take the vaccine. If you want HCQ or Ivermectin you should have access to that as well.
Yes, we are not a cow or a horse, but we are not your kids either.
Ivermectin has undergone twenty years of intensive study as an approved drug. Can’t say that about the DNA altered jab now can they?
If Ivermectin did not work, they would not care about us having it.
Animal testing is animal cruelty.
Human testing is Science, yo!
Now I REALLY want to try it...
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