I have Ivermectin and HCQ pills (for humans), but I also have the horse paste with Ivermectin just in case. However, I recently learned that the animal version of Ivermectin contains polyethylene glycol (PEG) and the human version doesn’t. I know I’m allergic to PEG from reactions I’ve gotten from certain soaps I’ve used and a lotion that one of my former coworkers used. Fun fact, PEG is one of those ingredients that a lot of people are allergic to but that typically goes unnoticed. In other words, it’s a relatively common allergy. Fun fact #2: every single one of the COVID vaccines contains PEG. Look it up if you so choose.

BTW, DuckDuckGo “reliable rx pharmacy”, find the link to “reliablerxpharmacy.com” and you can go there to order Ivermectin and HCQ like I have in the pic. If you just type in “reliablerxpharmacy.com” into your browser you’ll probably get a warning page and won’t be able to get on the site. That’s why I suggested the DuckDuckGo search. I was able to access it that way and, for your reference, the reliablerxpharmacy link was the 3rd or 4th search result on the page.

If you want to order this, you can do so without a prescription. Just don’t check the box or enter any information into the “upload prescription” section and, instead, proceed to checkout. I received my Ivermectin and HCQ in ~4 weeks and got regular updates up until the shipment arrived. Also, I’ve taken 2 of the 12mg Ivermectin tablets with no side effects or weirdness. I did this because I wanted to be the Guinea pig for my family in case they needed to take some one day. Just wanted to make sure it would be safe for them.

>>14797268

My wife is an ER Nurse and she says that sepsis can certainly be deadly but that most of the patients she’s seen have recovered with treatment. I would imagine BC is getting the best treatment available so he will likely recover. It’s really up to God though.

>>14797316

Always a possibility. I take nothing to be as it seems anymore.

>>14797327

It’s up to our capital G God, not theirs.

>>14797359

No they don’t. They ask for your basic information that any website asks when you order something. Basically I went on there and saw the section where you can upload a prescription and I just left the site, thinking I couldn’t get the order if I didn’t have one. Within 10 minutes I got a phone call from a California phone number. I answered and it was some guy that works for reliablerxpharmacy. He told me he saw that I had started an order but didn’t complete it and let me know that I didn’t need a prescription to complete the order. He said just to leave the box for prescription upload unchecked and proceed to checkout. Like I said, I got the products in about 4 weeks and regular email updates in between the time I ordered and the time they arrived. I was very pleased with the process but I will admit that I had some reservations initially. It worked out well though.

>>14797473

I took one 12mg tablet of Ivermectin followed by a second one a week later. I did this to “test it out” to make sure it was safe for my family. I had no side effects whatsoever so I think it’s okay. Worst case scenario it’s just a placebo, but the packaging looks legit to me. I haven’t tried the HCQ yet.

>>14797476

Yeah the medical questions may have been there when I ordered (it’s been a while and my memory isn’t the best). You don’t have to necessarily be honest or forthcoming with the medical stuff though. It’s up to you. As for me, that doesn’t really bother me to check boxes about smoking history or whatever. It was really the only way I knew/know of to get these meds in human form as doctors aren’t really writing these prescriptions due to the media-created stigma.

>>14797476

Also, as I said, a guy from the site called after I saw the same thing and essentially gave up, and he said the prescription part isn’t actually required to proceed. He was correct.

>>14797476

I think they keep the prescription part and the “required to proceed” in there to cover their own asses. Just ignore that section and it should still work. Again, that’s what the guy who called told me to do and it worked just as he said it would.

On another note, I would bet they’re making a lot of money off of this. The pills are manufactured at a pharmaceutical company in India and they’re probably less than a dollar per pill. They charge quite a bit more than a dollar per pill and I’d be willing to bet they’re getting a lot of orders from people just like me who want these meds just in case.

>>14797551

That makes sense. I figure these are real.

>>14797590

BC is the biggest reason why China has risen to be the threat it is today. He sold them some of our top secret military intel back in the 90’s. Sad really.

>>14797607

I used to drink that stuff along with Cisco, Night Train, and White Rocket. I would get off of work at 7 am and drink a bottle (or 2) of any one of these when I got home. Bed by lunchtime and back to work at 11:00 pm. I did that for probably a year or so. That stuff is baaaaaad. I was quite young then. I couldn’t take it now. I haven’t had any alcohol since July or August of 2009. Quitting drinking is one of the best decisions I ever made.

>>14797645

You may argue that I’m wrong in-so-far as him being the “biggest” reason for China’s uprising, but I’m not wrong that he sold them very sensitive military secrets/technologies.

>>14797652

I forgot all about Thunderbird and Wild Irish Rose (Rickey Red I believe is what we called it). Those were in the rotation too. It was almost like a stupid ongoing challenge to drink the cheapest nastiest wino wine out there. There was a George Jones song called Wild Irish Rose that came out at the same time I was doing this routine.

>>14797679

Colty! Need a “muh dick” meme to go along with that dude. Apparently he’s constantly posting dick pics, according to his ex’s.