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For antibiotics specifically, many manufacturers will sell them "for fish use". This will have an identical manufacturing process, but won't follow the guidelin
by ThrustVectoring 7y ago
For antibiotics specifically, many manufacturers will sell them "for fish use". This will have an identical manufacturing process, but won't follow the guidelines for packaging, storing, and shipping antibiotics. So a bit more risk, but no prescription needed and significantly cheaper.
Alternatively, Indian mail-order pharmacies will successfully ship most things to the US in a plain brown envelope. It's technically illegal, but there's approximately zero enforcement action against it, the most they'll do is seize the shipment. Painkillers, opioids, amphetamines, and other pharmaceuticals with abuse risk are probably not going to be available this way (or advisable), but everything without a significant abuse risk has pretty much zero arrests.
- adultSwim 7y agoKatherine Bean's Bottle of Lies documents how the same companies will produce drugs to lower safety standards when producing for countries with lower safety regulations.
- harry8 7y ago"for fish use" - everything in me is screaming "NO!" Antibiotic resistance is going to be so horrendous. Watching children die. Sooner, because "For fish use". I feel sick.