just commenting in case i need Ivermectin and i can find this post again easily.

There are some known side effects

Call America Front Line Doctors for a consult and Rx. Better to be safe than sorry.

https://www.drugs.com/dosage/ivermectin.html

This is easy. Here is my experience. Keep in mind, I'm not a doctor, nor am I offering medical advice:

There are markers for each 250 lbs of body weight on the syringe. The entire tube is for a 1,250 lbs (average horse?).

Over the last 14 days or so I was sick with Covid (or the flu or whatever, but the PCR test said I was covid positive).

I took 3 doses (250 lbs worth of paste each dose) spaced about 3 days apart. To clarify, on day one I took the first dose. On day 4, I took my 2nd dose. On day 7, I took the 3rd dose. Each dose is about 2cm of the paste as you squirt it.

My wife did the same because she was positive as well. She weighs about 140-145 lbs.

I am not a doctor but- It has a weight scale on the side of the dosage syringe. Just do the math. Also the chart for usage is on the FLCCC website. https://covid19criticalcare.com/ivermectin-in-covid-19/how-to-get-ivermectin/

"Yes, the ivermectin in both formulations is pharmacologically equivalent, however there is a difference in the amount of impurities contained within each. The human formulations have highly regulated and thus very low levels of impurities. We cannot recommend veterinary formulations given the lack of safety data around their use, however we are also not aware of any associated toxicity. Liquid veterinary formulations intended for subcutaneous administration have almost no impurities and can be administered by mouth and thus are likely a safer product. However, the FLCCC does not recommend veterinary formulations and instead emphasizes the critical need for our leading health care agencies to approve and recommend use of human formulations to health care providers."

My brother got hooked up thru his Chiropractor... don't know if they wrote the script or referred him. Chiros seem more open to alternatives.

Calculate the dose by the weight of the horse. This should be online. I am not sure how much to take for a 150 lb horse, for example.

I believe someone said it was less than you would put on a tooth brush.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ivermectin/comments/k5rp15/paste_for_beginners/

https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/about-us/mission-statement/

Goes by weight. There will be measurements on the tube. Would be only 1-2 clicks depending on the weight.

Sorry for the ewtube link:

How to measure ivermectin horse paste doses: simple!

The Frontline Doctors can give you a tele-med prescription.

https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/treatments/how-do-i-get-covid-19-medication/

The plunger of the syringe has weight markings. Also, at the top of the plunger, the white ring turns and can be moved, then locked in place on the desired weight. I'm 150 lbs so I went 3 notches, locked the ring, pushed until it stopped, then scraped it off with a butter knife into a glass of water.

My sister says her son has been experiencing COVID symptoms. I suggested the horse paste from the feed store, which she bought today.

Side note: Her son has had multiple open heart surgeries due to a deformation of his 4th chamber at birth. She does not want to give him too much, as it clearly states on the box “can be poisonous to humans”. I’m going thru all of my saved info, but was hoping I would get a faster answer from my frens!

Well, a horse is huge so take like a teaspoon full I guess. Man I wish I knew.