Is there a difference between animal and human ivermectin in terms of their composition?

[-] Sheikhyarbouti | 8 points | Apr 18 2021 16:25:50

I purchase ivermectin OTC (over the counter without a prescription) in Mexico at reputable pharmacies like Guadalajara (a multi location chain store) and I also have been purchasing meds from online pharmacies both in Canada and offshore for years.

[-] Iamthecreator999 | 1 points | Apr 25 2021 02:39:09

Hi I am looking to purchase ivermectin. I don't have a doctor who will prescribe it.

Could you kindly share what online pharmacies you have purchased without a prescription for delivery to Ontario Canada?

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[-] ChipOnShoulder1 | 8 points | Apr 18 2021 20:50:43

Aside from the different labeling for animal versus human use, the dosage is by weight for both. The big difference is humans weigh less that cattle and horses but usually more than dogs.

The OTC vet med was dosed at .2mg/kg for cattle and horses. Same as the standard human dose. Piggies were dosed at .3mg/kg.

I have seen reports some doctors were prescribing IVM at .4mg/kg.

How some are ODing on horse IVM I do not understand except they apparently cannot read or do the math. A 150 lb human would take 1/10 the amount given to a 1500 lb horse.

A quick guide is to divide your weight in pounds by 11 for the IVM dose in mg.

Dose for 132 lb person (at the standard .2mg/kg) would be 12 mg, iow 4 of the typical 3mg pills available in the USA. 6mg and 12mg pills are available in other countries.

If the FDA was really concerned about this, they would do everything in their power to make the 3mg IVM pills readily available and would stop the fearmongering. They would help educate the trench doctors on the efficacy and benefits of IVM as both a therapeutic and a prophylactic.

[-] liebestod0130 | 5 points | Apr 18 2021 23:44:36

If the FDA was really concerned about this, they would do everything in their power to make the 3mg IVM pills readily available and would stop the fearmongering.

Absolutely. Instead they pretend like the risk of administering ivermectin is too high, and are being so cautious. Meanwhile the same caution isn't applied to the vaccines. Vaccines instead are okay, even though they are less than a year old, we don't know their long term effects AT ALL, and we know they have some deadly side effects.

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[-] Pearlfire720 | 1 points | Apr 22 2021 20:23:43

Prophylactic dosing and antiparisitic doses are different than treatment dosing. Look up the research trials andtalk to your doctor instead of taking advice on forums. A small horse friend of mine took 12 mg a day for four days and repeated in a week with no side effects. She is 180 lb

[-] zzzwy | 7 points | Apr 18 2021 15:45:55

The FLCCC site is very reliable 🙂 , change doctors , one that actually listens to you , you are the one paying so your voice should be heard not ignored or refused specially when there is so much data showing how human ivermectin works , try all you can , ask friends for help , but do not give up 🙏❤️🌞

[-] thelimeusa1 | 1 points | Apr 18 2021 21:27:13

Let’s say you are taking the prophylactic dosage of ivermectin and get Covid do you then start taking more ivermectin. That’s the question I am not sure of yet.

[-] the_last_whiskey_bar | 7 points | Apr 18 2021 15:50:07

I remember looking up the Duramectin OSHA filing (which I can't seem to find again). But the ingredients were: Ivermectin, corn oil, polysorbate 80 (emulsifier) and aerosil (anti-caking agent also used in spices).

But you might want to double check yourself.

[-] newtonma2020 | 6 points | Apr 18 2021 17:16:14

The ivermectin is identical. What's different is the additives. The paste that add nothing but glycerine and apple flavor is perfectly good.

[-] HeeeeeyNow | 3 points | Apr 18 2021 15:02:15

Hey! In order to avoid getting flagged, this group tries to stay away from anything to do with animal grade IVM.

[-] IAmNotA_Republican | 6 points | Apr 18 2021 15:14:35

What about people who are suffering from COVID whose doctors refuse to prescribe ivermectin to them “because it’s not FDA approved for COVID”?

[-] HeeeeeyNow | 6 points | Apr 18 2021 17:58:28

FLCCC has you covered here my friend

[-] liebestod0130 | 3 points | Apr 18 2021 15:29:45

I understand. But as someone interested in purchasing ivermectin online, I want to make sure I don't get the wrong thing. That's why I asked the question.

[-] RogerKnights | 1 points | Apr 18 2021 15:40:41

Search the Internet or go to the FLCCC site.

[-] liebestod0130 | 3 points | Apr 18 2021 16:00:52

I have been. This thread is a part of my search.

[-] BernieTheDachshund | 2 points | Apr 18 2021 19:11:21

Nope, basically the same. I trust the sterile 1% liquid and we have taken it several times for various reasons.

[-] donarmstrong | 2 points | Apr 18 2021 19:48:13

Any doctors in Canada that will prescribe?

[-] tikapikalol | 2 points | Apr 19 2021 02:34:14

Yes some.

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[-] Appropriate_Card_81 | 1 points | Apr 19 2021 00:43:14

There are Frontline Doctors who have experience trying different dosages, who will prescribe exactly for your weight, plus an antibiotic and a steroid, plus vitamin D3, zinc, etc. CVS filled his prescription, and my insurance covered for Ivermectin and Fluvoxamine, no charge to me. https://covid19criticalcare.com/