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Michele Davies's avatar

You must feel SO frustrated, but please continue getting this (new-old) news out there.

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Dr. Molly Rutherford's avatar

I’ve been dispensing for my patients since early 2021. It’s good to be an independent doctor, disconnected from insurance. Thank you for telling the truth! God willing, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube & LinkedIn will fail & collapse soon.

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eyes open's avatar

God bless you Dr R. Thanks for your courage and example.

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Mark Adams's avatar

Bless you Dr Molly

🙏

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sampa's avatar

The problem is I can’t get Ivermectin anywhere.

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Joel Smalley's avatar

Over the counter in Mexico...

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PamelaDrew's avatar

Also New Hampshire..

March 17, 2022

The New Hampshire House on Wednesday passed a bill allowing the state’s pharmacists to dispense ivermectin over the counter, without a prescription. HB 1022 also prevents New Hampshire medical licensing boards from disciplining doctors for prescribing the drug.

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/new-hampshire-allow-over-the-counter-sale-ivermectin/

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Stan_R's avatar

And 30 day supply prescribed by doctor's prescription is legal to walk, drive of fly back into the US.

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Geoffrey Newton's avatar

What’s app +918275293123 India

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Geoffrey Newton's avatar

WhatsApp

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Jeff Prager's avatar

Baze Canadian Pharmacy contact@bazepharmacy.com

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Laura Kasner's avatar

No script needed. Pharmacyonair.com. 73 cents for a 12 mg pill. Follow FLCCC’s protocol. I’ve ordered 5 times. Last order took 10 days to reach Ohio.

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Bacca400's avatar

DISCLAIMER: I'm not a doctor and this is not medical advise.

Go to a farm supply store like Tractor Supply. People have already been taking the horse version. Just get the dose right for your body size. A horse dose might be much more than you need because you are much smaller than a horse.

Ivermectin dosage spreadsheet based on weights from 100 to 200 lbs in 20 lb increments. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kcf02ddpCEJUm8YJAUedkf4TUWK3KCW4ZKTyAcEwTQY/edit?usp=sharing

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ChesterView's avatar

I am not a doctor either (so what do I know) but I did the same thing. The filler ingredients in the horse paste (technical term is excipients IIRC) were all common food additives, so I figured it would not do me any harm. I eventually ordered some human stuff from an Indian internet pharmacy (alldaychemist.com, no prescription needed) but took the horse stuff for several months. All good.

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AL's avatar

MY friend took the horse paste and it worked great. I know its weird but its the exact same thing.

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CindyLou's avatar

Worked for me, too!

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Dutch's avatar

My guess is they are setting the stage to limit it's prescription only to those that have been vaccinated. Us unvaxxed are undeserving of an effective prophylactic/early treatment since we didn't go along. Now that too many vaxxed are checking out early they need something that actually works to stem the tide of recognizing the obvious.

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shasta (non-English speaker)'s avatar

Mmmm. Makes sense.

BUT, a lot of them would say "hey! dont give me horse dewormer!"

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Renee Marie's avatar

The horse med is STILL Ivermectin. I have some for emergency and I also have the human Ivermectin and HCQ.

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Teresa Thrush's avatar

Ivermectin.com is my source.

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shasta (non-English speaker)'s avatar

Me neither. Europe

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ChesterView's avatar

alldaychemist.com. No prescription required.

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Conspiracy Sarah's avatar

Also this:

https://thetruthaboutivermectin.com/

Mikki Willis does it again...this is a great, shareable docu-short...also links to a US compounding pharmacy recommendation that will "see" you via Tele-Health for the script. IVM will be mailed directly to you.

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Conspiracy Sarah's avatar

https://www.safegenericpharmacy.com/Buy-Ivermectin

I have ordered from this pharmacy many times, as have many of my clients. I takes a week or two to arrive, but I have never had any trouble. I order HCQ from there as well.

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Laura O.'s avatar

Try here. You can get a coVid readiness kit.

https://www.sevencells.com/product/early-treatment-pack

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Lindy R's avatar

I bought successfully from them for hubby; requires Tele dr visit ($) and then Rx is compounded for exact patient weight. For myself: AllDayChemist in India , no prescription needed, came through. AllDayChemist costs less.

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Dr. K's avatar

Covid is now OTC in Tennessee. Approved quite a while ago. Not sure when it enters the pharmacies, but should be soon.

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Remi Steele's avatar

You meant Ivermectin? 😉

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Renee Marie's avatar

ReliableRxpharmacy is where I got Ivermectin and HCQ. It took a few weeks since it is coming from India. My friend also got his here. I believe you can also make your own HCQ, you’d have to find the recipe somewhere...it’s fairly easy.

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sampa's avatar

Thanks, I’ll check it out.

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SeanBFlanagan's avatar

Catherine, where do you live?

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sampa's avatar

In Europe

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Datagal's avatar

Catherine, can you get zinc and Quercetin? Quercetin is an antioxidant that Dr Zelenko used when hydroxychloriquine was unavailable. Together with zinc and vitamin C makes a good preventative. Google Zelenko protocol. I use raw zinc by Vitamin Code and Jarrow brand Quercetin. Buy on Amazon. Meanwhile find a way to get Ivermectin should you get sick.

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Jeff Prager's avatar

Anyone in the US can easily get Ivermectin through Telemedicine. We've been taking it on and off for 2 years. I believe Catherine lives in Canada and can use Baze Canadian Pharmacy contact@bazepharmacy.com

In the US: https://covid19criticalcare.com/pharmacies/

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SeanBFlanagan's avatar

Joel, April 2020 - I read this article in The Sun newspaper in U.K. Around same time I had seen @⁨Prof Thomas J Borody⁩ and two recovered patients (obese) being interviewed on Sky News Australia.

Anti-parasitic drug could kill off coronavirus in just TWO days, scientists discover | The Sun

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11401060/anti-parasitic-drug-kill-coronavirus-two-days/

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Joel Smalley's avatar

Wow, amazing how the agenda turned. It's like someone saw an opportunity or something?!

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GeeCee's avatar

No, they are just corrupt MF's

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Kelly's avatar

😂, but seriously...😐. A corrupt opportunity....yep.

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Groot's avatar

The lies and manipulation around this have been outrageous and caused pain, suffering and death. We all know why - no emergency use authorisation if a safe and effective medication already exists. The campaign to discredit and obliterate Ivemectin was focused and encompassed all health related bureaucratic systems. Andrew Hill's dishonesty around his study highlights the unethical behaviour of medical professionals who knew that this drug was safe. Too few stood up and fought back. In my opinion they too are complicit in mass manslaughter.

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SeanBFlanagan's avatar

From Dr Sabine Hazan-Steinberg:

“...Cure seekers said it … first patient treated in April 2020 protocol written in April approved in July”

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04482686

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Ely's avatar

My last substack was on this very thing. We must repeat often, until it gets through to more and more people and the health bureaucrats who suppressed this effective product need to be charged with malpractice and worse.

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SeanBFlanagan's avatar

Joel, See Dr Sabine Hazan-Steinberg video

https://youtu.be/3vu_2NLDSeI

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Ellen's avatar

https://igorchudov.substack.com/p/google-and-facebook-owe-compensation - this would be one huge step closer to a just world.

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Gareth Hawker's avatar

Rancourt conjectures that many diagnoses of Covid may be incorrect.

The sufferers die, not of Covid, but of the co-morbidity of bacteria pneumonia. This would normally be treated with anti-biotics, but, because doctors believe the Covid diagnosis, they do not prescribe antibiotics and the patient dies.

Ivermectin has a well established anti-biotic effect, and it may be this - dealing with the bacterial pneumonia - which saves people's lives rather than any direct effect on the supposed Covid.

https://odysee.com/@jermwarfare:2/Denis-Rancourt-all-cause-mortality:e

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Dennis O'Neill's avatar

Are you a viruses don't exist wackadoddle? Pneumonia is often comorbid with influenza, and other respiratory tract viral or other bacterial infections. It is the CARES Act that incentivizes misdiagnosis.

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Gareth Hawker's avatar

I do not know enough to have an opinion on whether viruses exist. Rancourt accepts that they do exist. Fast forward to 25:00 to see his discussion about antibiotics. Particularly for vulnerable groups, prescriptions of antibiotics were halved. I cannot instantly find where he mentioned Ivermectin. I will post again as soon as I find it.

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Gareth Hawker's avatar

I found it on another video.

Fast forward to 50:00. Rancourt gives a reason which might explain why ivermectin proved successful in certain cases.

https://denisrancourt.ca/videos.php?id=55&name=2022_08_16_1_in_english_jeremie_marine_and_denis_on_our_latest_article_mortality_and_vaccines_in_the_usa

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Dennis O'Neill's avatar

Okay, it's just that there is a fringe group of nutjobs who don't believe viruses exist. Many of them seem to be attracted to a few substack writers. They have no credible, testble hypotheses for what causes things like chicken pox, shingles, herpes sores, skin warts, and other viral infections that are treatable with antiviral drugs.

Most of them know not the first thing about any biological sciences or other sciences so, while it's amusing to read their idiocy, in the way the flat earthers are also amusing, who, by the way, at least muster up considerable, credible evidence for their flat earth assertion, both groups have attributes of religious zealots like those of which the anthropogenic climate change church is filled.

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Perry Simms's avatar

I've read a cytokine-inflammation based explanation of the 'glassy lung' syndrome, but it's beyond me. Human biochemistry is so complicated.

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Jaime Jessop's avatar

Google, Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter and MSM be like: 'We were just following FBI orders'.

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An Ominous's avatar

We should try the censors for horsing around and paste this post in their indictments.

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Jo Waller's avatar

https://www.cureus.com/articles/111851-regular-use-of-ivermectin-as-prophylaxis-for-covid-19-led-up-to-a-92-reduction-in-covid-19-mortality-rate-in-a-dose-response-manner-results-of-a-prospective-observational-study-of-a-strictly-controlled-population-of-88012-subjects

Please remember that the 92% represents relative risk reduction - the absolute risk reduction among regular takers of ivermectin- was 0.0176%- meaning that 10,000 people would have to take it regularly to avoid one death.

A postive 'covid' test or 'covid' death is non-specific and meaningless. Suppression of symptoms and antibiotic effect may account for decreased likelihood of testing positive.

This is not a randomised controlled study, so placebo effect (up to 50% benefit) is not taken into account and ivermectin takers are self selected not randomly chosen.

Jo

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Mick Crisp's avatar

So you're saying that Ivermectin reduces the risk of dying from COVID, and this knowledge could have saved much unnecessary death?

The COVID that you insisted during the height of the pandemic "no longer exists as a deadly pathogen"?

Either by this logic you should eat your words as much as "scientists" (that totally homogenous group), or there is a mountain of cognitive dissonance here.

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Perry Simms's avatar

Thank you for that first graphic. The source is https://c19ivermectin.com/

Very helpful, thank you.

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Terry Anderson's avatar

Yes, the Borody trial was a game changer for. I went from an Ivermectin agnostic to a believer. Their trial may have used what Scott Alexander descibes as a Synthetic control group, but they were real people who were registered on an official Australian database. 6 died and 60 hospitalised in the control group compared to zero deaths in the treatment group of 600 and 6 hospitalised, with two of them less than a day, as they only had heart irrgularities. Obviously the odds were better if you took the multicomponent therapy compared to no therapy.

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