New Hampshire state House approves bill that would make Ivermectin available over the counter

justthenews.com ^ | 3/17/2022 | Sophie Mann

[bitt]

New Hampshire's GOP-led House has passed a bill that would allow pharmacists to dispense Ivermectin under a standard order, meaning over-the-counter.

The sponsor of the bill, state Rep. Leah Cushman, who is also a nurse, told the Epoch Times that she believes "lives will be saved if human grade Ivermectin was available to COVID patients."

"House Republicans sent a clear message today that we support expanding options for the treatment of COVID," she said.

The final approval of the bill would also mean that some COVID patients would no longer have to rely on the process of purchasing human-grade Ivermectin from foreign countries in order to treat their symptoms.

There is also a provision in the bill that protects doctors from any potential discipline for prescribing the drug.

The bill now goes to the state Senate, which is also controlled by Republicans.

[eartick]

We use the injectable only orally. Follow dosing on bottle, mix with 8oz liquid and chug it down.

Lots more economical than horse paste

[upchuck]

Good for New Hampshire! As I have posted here before:

As the above chart clearly shows, if everybody would use Ivermectin and/or HCQ as prophylaxis for early intervention, we wouldn't need vaccines that are actually bioweapon killers, "requirements," multiple boosters, mandates, masks, lockdowns, 940 pages of rules, expensive designer drugs, etc, and the CCP virus and it's variants would disappear in a month.

Head of Tokoyo Medical Assoc. recommends Ivr.