>>14494283 pb

>Why the push for Ivermectin instead of HCQ?

>>14494306 pb

>You can actually get your hands on it without a prescription.

akshully… you can get HCQ w/o an Rx, too. order directly from the mfgr. the majority of the world's HCQ is made in india.

you can order online from dozens of suppliers without a Rx. this is just one example. duckduckgo it.

https://medicinevilla.com/product/hcqs-tablet/

ivermectin is hepatotoxic. only fools take it as a prophylactic. and HCQ is proven to be FAR safer.

>>14494499

>What if our grandparents began dying off due to COVID because they didn't get vaccinated?

what if our grandparents begin dying off because they GOT the clotshot?

fucking retarded karen. you can't fix stoopid.

>>14494538

>All 23 million of them who were actually stupid enough to vote for Biden.

that's pretty generous. based on the tests performed in GA on vote flipping machines, and disallowing fraud mail-in ballots, best estimate is 10-15 million legit votes for briben.

110 million for DJT.

>>14494557

>Nobody Voted For Bidan

false. even some of my braindead relatives did. know a few others from work.

>>14494590

not seeing images, not doing the "fix," so you'll have to use words if you want a convo.

local vet uses ivermectin. have seen a number of small animals die of liver failure after given the PROPER dose of ivermectin.

it is NOT entirely without risk. it belongs to the macrolide family of antibiotics. they are ALL well known to have serious and potentially lethal side effects. HCQ on the other hand has been widely used in humans for over 60 yrs with virtually no reports of fatal reactions. that's far safer in my book.

>>14494835

>Paper ballots watermarked only!

paper ballots only, HAND COUNTED at EACH polling place, then transferred to a secure local vault.

there… fixed it for ya…

>>14494824

>>14494742

there are of course exceptions, but MOST cases of prostate cancer are VERY slow to progress, hence the old saying, most men die WITH prostate cancer, not FROM prostate cancer. my granddad was 100. it was not the prostate cancer that took him. it was 90 yrs of working like a mule 16hrs a day.

>>14494844

>However I do A LOT of prophylaxis.

to put it politely as i can, you're a fool. prophylactic drugs make as much sense as putting a cast on your leg before you break it. EVERYTHING is a stressor to your liver, which is tasked with removing all of them AND their metabolites from your system.

>>14494933

i take your point and agree to a point, but too much of ANYTHING is no good. in my 70s and still doing manual labor. but i have the luxury to pace myself.

>>14494842

>f i knew where to get them tested.

take them to a nearby SMALL college or pui university that has a forensics program. most do these days. offer them to a forensic chem prof to use as a student experiment in exchange for sharing the results.

>>14494987

yes, anon, from your post i inferred you meant phamaceutical prophylaxis. my bad. you are doing the right thing by eating healthy. be careful with neutraceuticals (supplements) and pay the premium price for guaranteed quality and purity. don't buy generic vitamins at the grocery store. and be aware that certain individuals can have adverse reactions even to the highest quality supplements. i cannot take D3 supplements. my bp spikes of the dial. crazy because i go out in the sun and my body "supposedly" make way more D3 than the supplement. maybe it doesn't, or maybe it doesn't like the synthetic version. IDK. as a chemist, i cannot explain it, i just know it to be a fact.

>>14494999

>Anyone got a fix for a Chromebook?

5 lb sledgehammer should do it.