>>14984012

reliablerxpharmacy.com

I had to search it in DuckDuckGo and find the link to the site to get on. When I tried to type the site address directly in my browser I kept getting an error or warning page of some sorts. You can get Ivermectin and HCQ without a prescription. When you’re on the site it won’t appear that that’s the case, but just ignore the prescription upload section completely and continue to checkout. It took approximately 4 weeks for the Ivermectin and HCQ to arrive in my mailbox. That was back in June/July timeframe so the wait time may be different now.

>>14984098

I got them just in case someone in the household gets sick (COVID or otherwise). I have taken both just to be the Guinea pig for the wife and kids. I have 12mg Ivermectin tablets and I can’t remember the HCQ dose. Neither of them caused me any noticeable side effects so I feel like they’re safe. Same as other anon who replied to you, these pills were manufactured by a pharmaceutical company in India but shipped from California. I don’t know exactly the dosage one should take if needed, but that information can be found on frontline doctors.org. Just keep in mind that a lot of the regimens listed online, specifically for Ivermectin, list dosages of 3mg tablets. I chose the 12mg just because I prefer to take less pills, but they offer the tablets as little as 3mg.

>>14984104

I did, but I’m allergic to polyethylene glycol (PEG). The horse paste has this ingredient but the human Ivermectin pills do not. Fun fact: all vaccines contain PEG. Lots of body care products (soaps, lotions, etc) do as well. That’s how I found out I’m allergic. My wife had a particular soap and so did I, both of which would literally take my breath away in the shower. A former coworker had a lotion with PEG and I couldn’t be near her.

>>14984305

That’s written in the present participle. Perhaps it means she is dying, not dead yet though? Days are numbered now as in call in Hospice there’s nothing more we can do?

>>14984364

If I were on that jury there’s no way I’d vote to convict. I’d hold out just like with the vaccine and, come hell or high water (great movie btw), I’d vote not guilty. Oh how I wish I could be on THAT jury.

>>14984447

Deez nutz

>>14984467

I try to help out where I can.

I just couldn’t resist the reply tbh. I have to work on my self control.

>>14984571

I’ve got to think there’s at least one person on that jury of the same mindset as us that there’s no way in hell they’re going to vote guilty on any charges. One can hope…

>>14984591

Very different case. Chauvin was bad optics in a flurry of anti-police media coverage. Rittenhouse is a clear case of self defense. He was a 17yo kid at the time too. There has to be at least one sympathetic juror if not all 12.

>>14984689

Yet the media is still trying to label him a white supremacist… who shot 3 white people