333 New legislation, signed into law on Tuesday, allows ivermectin suitable for human consumption to be sold over-the-counter in Arkansas, making it accessible to individuals without the need for a prescription or consultation with a healthcare professional. (katv.com) posted 1 year ago by seernewday 1 year ago by seernewday +333 / -0 Ivermectin becomes accessible without prescription in Arkansas under new state legislation Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has officially signed Senate Bill 189 into law, granting approval for the sale and purchase of ivermectin for human use without 60 comments share 60 comments share save hide report block hide replies
fenben is goat grade and also available. My size is closer to a goat than a horse! just saying.
I think the only drawback to horse paste is a not too clear dosage delivery system. It's a lot easier to swallow a couple tablets than guestimating half to three quarters of their smallest increment of 250 pounds.
Another drawback is the taste. I had to use the paste back in Jan 2021 and quickly found out it was apple scented and not apple flavored.
Haha, yeah you're right! Sure does coat the tongue, doesn't it?
True. But if you swallow it like a pill, you can barely taste it at all.
I thought it was 50 pounds per click, so a 250 pound human needs 5 clicks, and there are about five human doses in a horse paste tube...
It was very easy to squeeze out exactly five clicks worth. An extra 50 pounds worth will NOT hurt anyone
Correct🧡
Paste tube had marked increments. Each = for 50 lbs. body weight. Round up not down. Easy.