Three false beliefs regarding getting your IVM prescription filled:
1. There is no corporate policy blocking filing IVM prescriptions at any retail pharmacy. Not at Walgreens, CVS, or Riteaid.
2. There is no corporate policy blocking blocking filling IVM prescriptions at grocery stores. Not at Kroger, Walmart, Publix and Costco.
3. Very few states allow a pharmacist to refuse to fill a prescription. A few states may say "no" to filling a prescription, but they have to find you another place to get it filled. These laws were mainly made for conscious objections to contraceptives.
If you have any issues, immediately call corporate Customer Service.
It's not a war on Ivermectin. It's a war on repurposed drugs that work.
Almost any pharmacy that is out of stock can get IVM within a day. The supply is not drying up. Kory has it on good authority that there is no central supply problem.
The war on Ivermectin the past two weeks is not working. Prescriptions are going up, not down, despite them fighting it everywhere. Kory says the war on IVM is working in hospitals. Outpatients (where it should be used for early treatment) can get it.
Teach people how to navigate their pharmacist:
1. If you go to pharmacy, ask for the pharmacist. Otherwise you might be talking to a tech who has been told to not fill IVM. Many pharmacists are ignorant and are believing the lies told them. Many are falsely scared to prescribe base on memos from state pharmacy boards or misinterpretation of FDA statements.
2. Off label prescribing IVM is totally legal. FDA has NEVER told them not to prescribe. The CDC says they have not approved it yet and evidence is insufficient.
A better way to approach a pharmacist is: Don't ask "Do you have any IVM?" Gives them an out. Ask them "Can you fill a prescription from my doctor."
If you get the pushback, ask for store number, pharmacist name, and immediately go to corporate. Then the pharmacist will talk to you.
If their answer is "No, no IVM on hand and our wholesaler is out." Ask them "Who is your wholesaler? Which distribution center do you purchase from? When was the last time you checked their inventory? Can you please check inventory at your local distrbution center?"
Walgreens uses Amerisource Bergen. CVS has their own distribution system; there is no allocation restriction. Riteaid - Kory doesn't really know their distrbution system.
If still stonewalled about their primary distribution center, ask "Who is your secondary supplier?" There are many tens of them around the country and they all ship next day air.
If they are STILL obstructionist, email one of the manufacturers of IVM. Edenbridge Pharma. Email sales@edenbridgepharma.com, say "I'm trying ot get my prescription filled. Pharmacies around here are telling me they don't have any supply. I'm trying to find a pharmacy with inventory." Give them your zip code. They will reply with the name of a nearby pharmacy with available supply.
When you find a helpful pharmacist, you can tell in their voice that they get it.
There are compounding pharmacies providing IVM, but they are small and complicated.
There's no such thing as a cold right now. You must presume it's COVID, not a cold. Do NOT get behind; you want to be out in front of COVID. If you take IVM at first symptoms, you can turn it around quickly. Don't ignore the symptoms. By Day 6, 7, or 8, you will be receiving more drugs.
FLCCC First Line Therapy is cheap and OTC. Virucidal mouthwash 3X / day and Povidone Iodine nasal drops 4x to 5x day. All viral burden is in oral/nasal pharynx.
Official NIH treatment - removed their recommendation AGAINST Ivermectin after the FLCCC presented to them.
Last week, Fauci on CNN said "this drug is proven ineffective; no evidence showing it is effective." He spoke against his own institute of health.
Goverment is now claiming shortage of Monoclonal Antibodies.
Thank you for this information.