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MuseRider

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12. It does not even need a perscription

Reply to Ellipsis (Reply #8)

Fri Dec 31, 2021, 11:59 PM

Dec 2021

and it was never illegal to prescribe or just sell it anyway. You can pick up the paste and any place that carries meds for livestock. You might need a prescription for the people pill form but they would not get a doc to do that since it is not for this virus, at least I would hope not.

I live in Kansas, I am well used to being embarrassed. Sending hugs of comfort and understanding!

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Due to popular demand, this bill offers individuals who wish to use Ivermectin for Covid treatment. [View all] Ellipsis Dec 2021 OP

Doctors are not always right, nor are they always willing bucolic_frolic Dec 2021 #1

Assisted suicide? WVreaper Dec 2021 #2

What's stopping people from going to their local farm supply Ocelot II Dec 2021 #3

Should also be required to pay out of pocket for all subsequent medical bills. aeromanKC Dec 2021 #4

So I could be in a hospital with gout... SergeStorms Dec 2021 #5

Has anyone told them they can't use it? MuseRider Dec 2021 #6

I'm not certain, I believe they want to be able to prescribe in the hospital. Ellipsis Dec 2021 #8

It does not even need a perscription MuseRider Dec 2021 #12

Irresponsible to say the least. Deuxcents Dec 2021 #7

And then who pays to treat side effects? nilram Dec 2021 #9

No one asked the Insurance Companies about this. I don't see coverage for off label usage. Ford_Prefect Dec 2021 #10

Good Point... and there are more then a few insurance companies based in Wisconsin. Ellipsis Dec 2021 #11

Right, so anyone can just overrule a doctor or pharmacologist.... rlegro Jan 2022 #13