I tried googling "Q posts" and the link to qalerts.app is the first result. if you google "q alerts" the top two posts take you to links for post archives.
It's easy to find "conspiracy" articles now.
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Amazon has the horse paste. Just search for ivermectin and you'll see it in pet supplies.
the horse paste isn't bad, and seems like it's easier to get. just have to take it with something to drink because it's kind of bitter.
Look up "Compounding Pharmacy." That's where I got my capsules. Apparently a compounding pharmacy makes them onsite. I had to have a brief, easy phone chat with my wife's functional doctor who prescribed the correct dosage based on my weight. Our local compounding pharmacy also ships.
Get the horse suppository, it's so worth it. Idk if its benefited me health-wise but it is so worth it ;)
I was wondering why my horse paste was apple flavored. The way I use it, up that end, my arse can tell what it taste like....
....good?
Yes that's how you know you did it right. I call it "apple-jacking".
I haven't seen it for a while without a prescription. There is an ad on Gab but they are charging exorbitant prices. The horse paste has dosing instructions by weight. If you go this route, get the apple flavor.
Tablet form is incredibly difficult/just a pain to get, as customs has cracked down on it. The paste is solid. Use the search feature and type in invermectin paste. There is a plethora of information on GAW.
So is it necessary to crack open the tube to break a piece off?
I imagine you squeeze it like toothpaste?
it has a plunger. you push it, comes out similar to tooth paste, but looks like a citrus gel. not bad, reminds me of grapefruit.
Kek!
The horse paste has a graduated scale printed on the plunger. I think it goes in 50lb increments all the way 1000lbs. A human would just squeeze out enough for their weight - like say to the 150lbs notch. Then they would simply need to squeeze that amount out onto a spoon and eat it