The horse paste has an indicator on the plunger for dosage. It is by weight. The dosage is the same (by weight) for a horse or a human. If you get it wrong don't worry. It is extremely well tolerated. You could give your aunt twice the recommended dosage, or ten times and she would be OK (from the Ivermectin anyways).

The schedule is one dose every day for 5 days. For this particular brand on Amazon it is one notch on the plunger for every 50 lbs body weight, so for a 150 lb person, that's three notches per dose. There is a twisty thing on the plunger that you can twist down and set to three notches, then push and the right dosage comes out.

If you accidentally get too much, don't worry, like I said its incredibly well tolerated. Its one of the safest medications that exists. Not a single person has been substantially damaged by an overdose on it in the 3.7 billion times it has been prescribed (almost certainly way more now, since all the "horses" taking it aren't by prescription).

The horse paste has an indicator on the plunger for dosage. It is by weight. The dosage is the same (by weight) for a horse or a human. If you get it wrong don't worry. It is extremely well tolerated. You could give your aunt twice the recommended dosage, or ten times and she would be OK (from the Ivermectin anyways).

The schedule is one dose every day for 5 days. For this particular brand on Amazon it is one notch on the plunger for every 50 lbs body weight, so for a 150 lb person, that's three notches per dose. There is a twisty thing on the plunger that you can twist down and set to three notches, then push and the right dosage comes out.

If you accidentally get too much, don't worry, like I said its incredibly well tolerated. Its one of the safest medications that exists. Not a single person has overdosed on it in the 3.7 billion times it has been prescribed (almost certainly way more now, since all the "horses" taking it aren't by prescription).