The dosage isn't very large.

I've heard the rule of thumb is roughly enough to spread on a cracker (for the gel form), which isn't fully accurate obviously (depends on your body weight), but, gives a general sense.

It's apparently pretty cheap to manufacture, something like 50cents/pill, and you only need a few pills for a few days, then something like 1 per day for 1-2 weeks. I'm just going off of what I've heard from others who have looked into the actual use of Ivermectin more, though, the American Frontline Doctors have the treatment protocol online to confirm or correct any of this.

Conceivably, if there was a shortage, you could just convert some manufacturing plants to resolve the supply line issues ... 1-3 months at most one would think. Kind of like what they did with masks in the early days of the plandemic.

The dosage isn't very large.

I've heard the rule of thumb is roughly enough to spread on a cracker (for the gel form), which isn't fully accurate obviously (depends on your body weight), but, gives a general sense.

It's apparently pretty cheap to manufacture, something like 50cents/pill, and you only need a few pills for a few days, then something like 1 per day for 1-2 weeks. I'm just going off of what I've heard from others who have looked into the actual use of Ivermectin more, though, for the American Frontline Doctors have the treatment protocol online to confirm or correct any of this.

Conceivably, if there was a shortage, you could just convert some manufacturing plants to resolve the supply line issues ... 1-3 months at most one would think. Kind of like what they did with masks in the early days of the plandemic.