The Ivermectin 'injectable' liquid is not as easy to handle or travel with, but it is cheaper to use.
Summerthyme and Ann Barnhardt are big advocates for using the large injectible Ivermectin vials for drawing up oral doses.
See here for more info (really good info from Ann Barnhardt):Summerthyme and Ann Barnhardt are big advocates for using the large injectible Ivermectin
I spent the money on the pills because I have a gag reflex that could bend steel. The thought of gagging on the paste makes me gag.All Day Chemist is charging $1.80 USD per tablet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bad price gouging.... best stick to Veterinary drug sources, Farm and feed stores...
A lot of price gouging on Amazon now for the horse ivermectin. I bought my last 3 pack for about $24 a little over a month ago and now am seeing 3 pack's on Amazon for $89 with free shipping and $56 with $25 shipping although I did find a 5 pack of Duravet brand for $57. People are catching on and others are taking advantage. I checked my local Tractor Supply and they still have tubes for $6.50 a piece.
Pays to be ahead of the crowd as those who were late to the party for their PPE during the run up to Covid. When the herd panics scalpers of all kinds show up to make a huge profit.
The ones giving this advice are not the ones whose bad advice murdered half a million.
3 for $10 at our local Wilco...like Tractor Supply. It’s on sale for 1 week, then $5.99 a tubeA lot of price gouging on Amazon now for the horse ivermectin. I bought my last 3 pack for about $24 a little over a month ago and now am seeing 3 pack's on Amazon for $89 with free shipping and $56 with $25 shipping although I did find a 5 pack of Duravet brand for $57. People are catching on and others are taking advantage. I checked my local Tractor Supply and they still have tubes for $6.50 a piece.
Pays to be ahead of the crowd as those who were late to the party for their PPE during the run up to Covid. When the herd panics scalpers of all kinds show up to make a huge profit.
Www.jefferspet.comA lot of price gouging on Amazon now for the horse ivermectin. I bought my last 3 pack for about $24 a little over a month ago and now am seeing 3 pack's on Amazon for $89 with free shipping and $56 with $25 shipping although I did find a 5 pack of Duravet brand for $57. People are catching on and others are taking advantage. I checked my local Tractor Supply and they still have tubes for $6.50 a piece.
Pays to be ahead of the crowd as those who were late to the party for their PPE during the run up to Covid. When the herd panics scalpers of all kinds show up to make a huge profit.
I put mine between 2 Ritz crackers and had a bottle of water handy.....not bad that wayI spent the money on the pills because I have a gag reflex that could bend steel. The thought of gagging on the paste makes me gag.
Are there notches on the plunger? On the tubes I've seen, each notch is for 50 lbs.
Measurements in 'inches' will vary depending on the diameter of the tube.
Thanks, ordered a 250ml bottle of 1% ivermectin as insurance.
Right.Nose and mouth rinsing to flush out virus is now official FLCCC advice... Nose flushing was suggested on this site quite a while ago by multiple members.
Edit to add the Out patient / Home care dosing Sorry.... my meds are running low.
I hope this isn't a dup... Im not an MD, Not medical advice,
FLCCC = "Frontline Covid Critical Care"
Edited to add correct link:
Treatment Protocols
Prevention and treatment protocols for COVID, Flu and RSV.covid19criticalcare.com
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Pierre Cory, MD, a director of the "Frontline Covid Critical Care" team, has sacrificed 2 jobs at Major Hospitals, to make this information available to the public. The Big Pharmaceutical Companies would like the FLCCC to be destroyed, blocked on all Public websites.
Please pay attention. And bookmark this Thread for the lives of you families.
Right.
But I’ve only read the actual protocol tonight and saw Listerine mentioned.
Here is some conversion of units of measure:New "I Mass" Ivermectin protocol in a flyer form for use in poorer counties and countries.
Not a joke,,, much simplified and easier to understand.
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Here is some conversion of units of measure:
Paste has 1.87% concentration, meaning 1 gram of it has 18.7 milligrams of IVM in it.
Get a small digital scale from Harbor Freight. and measure 1 gram.
(100 kilograms equals 220 pounds.)
18.7 mg IVM would be good for 220 pounds.
1 gram of paste is good for 220 pounds, which is the same as .2 milligrams per kilogram. ( .2mg = 200 ug)
And that is the first line of the referenced protocol.
That is the way I do it. 850mg is adequate for me so I just zero out the scale, squeeze out 850mg wipe it off the scale with a finger and put it down the pie hole. Couldn’t be any easier once you know your dosage. And for the vast majority Ivermectin is well tolerated and has a high toxicity threshold so unless your stupid your not likely to negatively effect yourself in the meantime.
Heh….just me and the dog and she doesn’t mind if the scale isn’t clean although for a multiple person household that is a great idea.
Put the paste or the injectable forms of Ivermectin into applesauce, for instance, mix it well, and consume the applesauce - you'll never notice any taste from the Ivermectin.I spent the money on the pills because I have a gag reflex that could bend steel. The thought of gagging on the paste makes me gag.
Put the paste or the injectable forms of Ivermectin into applesauce, for instance, mix it well, and consume the applesauce - you'll never notice any taste from the Ivermectin.
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The way I do it:sure you can just put your paste on the scale but may a suggest a small square of wax paper put on the scale first.... "tare" the scale or balance to ignore the paper and then proceed... a nice clean scale for everyone to use ( and works great for powders too)
Put the paste or the injectable forms of Ivermectin into applesauce, for instance, mix it well, and consume the applesauce - you'll never notice any taste from the Ivermectin.
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Been taking it weekly for 3 months - no problem.It's been said on this site to ONLY take the horse paste once a month not every week as it stays in the body for a whole month. Too much can make you very sick.
Liver enzymes and bilirubin are the biggies. Anyone who is taking anticlotting meds needs to watch their clotting times (prothrombin, etc). That is definitely something you'd want to discuss with your doctor...What type of blood markers should one watch for?
I had cbc,chem panel and liver panel a month ago and all were normal.
I know, but putting water up my nose just creeps me out. I will go buy Listerine though. They might have it at the Dollar Tree.Nose and mouth rinsing to flush out virus is now official FLCCC advice... Nose flushing was suggested on this site quite a while ago by multiple members.