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There are two forms. Those sold without prescribed are not for human use. Lower quality, different dose etc. People are buying those and getting very sick.
by nabla9 5y ago
There are two forms.
Those sold without prescribed are not for human use. Lower quality, different dose etc. People are buying those and getting very sick.
- nomel 5y agoYes, but there is exactly one medication/molecule we call Ivermectin. You're talking about a quality control difference, depending on what is ingesting it. It's misleading to suggest only one form exists. It's a blatant display of spin.
- nabla9 5y agoThe drugs don't contain just the active molecule. In fact, it contains less than 1% ivermectin.
- nomel 5y agoThe alternative to having a pill/dose that is one percent the active ingredient is a pill/dose that is 1/100th the size. These other molecules (except for maybe trace amounts of dihydrogen monoxide) can be found in the inactive ingredients list, and are completely unrelated to the topic at hand.
- nabla9 5y agoThe products meant for animals have different ingredients functioning as as carriers or enhancers. Some of them are not found in the inactive ingredients list because they are not FDA approved. Or they are in much larger quantities than has been approved for humans. It's also much harder to get safe dose from product intended to animals. People taking animal medicine are in danger of liver injury.