I purchased my doxy from a fish supply place here in the US. Veterinarian antibiotics are the same medication used in pharmacies only cheaper with no script. I don't remember the site, but you can search for fish antibiotics. You can purchase 100 pills of amoxicillin or doxycycline and the like. Last time I bought a bottle it was around $40. Azithromycin is more expensive but you can get it - just in much smaller quantities. If I need a Z-pak I have a colleague I can contact to call me in a script since I am retired. I don't have problems using either doxy or amox on the rare occasion that I need it because I eat clean meat and other animal products. Agribusiness uses about 80% of all antibiotics produced. You are what you eat. Our food supply is the number one cause of antibiotic resistance.

I have various antibiotics in my medicine chest. I have never used an overseas pharmacy. Drugs may be easier to get from the veterinarian supply now that the demand is down - but it may not be for long if this thing takes off. I also have metronidazole/Flagyl just in case I may encounter a more antibiotic resistant bug to use in addition with a regular course that is not yielding good results. Use with caution as with all meds and be aware of possible side effects of all drugs you purchase like this - everyone is different. If this thing is mycoplasma, I plan on using doxy and Flagyl if I need it. There are more antibiotic resistant strains of mycoplasma out there. Do not use amox to treat mycoplasma because it is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics. I also have my Ivermectin as well.

I hope this helps.