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To: white trash redneck
It is my impression that acquiring these kinds of antibiotics would be difficult, because they would need to be dispensed via prescription.

True?

Prudent minds want to know.

4 posted on 10/03/2001 11:38:02 AM PDT by Brandybux
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To: Brandybux
Just watched a video about bacterial warfare 2 nights ago, by Larry Harris, said many can be purchased in large quantities at farmer's exchanges (vet medicine). I have no idea how to find a farmer's exchange, but there must be one online. A friend said that cipro can't be purchased at a farmer's exchange.
6 posted on 10/03/2001 11:45:19 AM PDT by japaneseghost
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To: Brandybux
Yeah, cipro and doxycycline require prescriptions. Veterinary tetracycline may be available without prescription (I recall my ex-father-in-law, a traveling hog and chicken feed salesman, peddling the stuff), but doxycycline is the tetracycline of choice here.
9 posted on 10/03/2001 11:51:46 AM PDT by white trash redneck
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To: Brandybux
Mexico

Walk into a pharmacy, tell them what you want, pay them, walk out. The only prescriptions needed in Mexico are for narcotics.

Many people I know go to Mexico for their meds - much less expensive than here in the US.

11 posted on 10/03/2001 12:12:31 PM PDT by TexanaRED
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