[Vigilanteman]

My father was a veterinarian. Often times, there are animals that were tested for human drug approval. Pigs tend to be among the most common test animals because their digestive system is closest to humans.

If you can find out the animal equivalent, it can often be ordered online or out of a catalog. Only rarely is a script from a veterinarian required. If you can find a friendly vet, there might be help with both issues.

Confession: I had the Covid-19 twice (despite both jabs and a booster). Both times, I took a 1/5th dose of Ivermectin sold at my local Agway store. It was a 1/5th dose because the standard is designed for a 1250 pound horse. I was over the worst symptoms in three days and tested negative in five.

[steve86]

“If you can find out the animal equivalent, it can often be ordered online or out of a catalog”

The vet supply availability ended over the last few months (in the U.S.). The FDA threatened them with legal action and now even the legit livestock owners need Rx from a vet. So no more easy to get amoxicillin, etc.

[FreedomPoster]

4 notches on the plunger for me.

Took it prophylactically a few times, and when I finally actually got Covid in early 2022.

Useful Ivermectin links, lots of them:

https://patriots.win/p/12kFwWqqxx/x/c/4JEWdG3IkXQ