For anyone still looking for Ivermectin tablets, stock up while you still can.....

If you are following this thread, you will remember I finally got my ivermectin last week.
I got to work today, and all of the sudden started to feel off. A little foggy, and some cold chills when I shouldn't be having any.
Sure signs of coming down with something. I went home asap, dosed up on vitamin D, Omega 3, intramax 2.0 liquid multivitamin, and a full dose of Ivermectin as suggested by the good doctors at FLCCC (linked below).
I am hosting Christmas Saturday and have no doubt, that I will be well on the road to recovery after a good nights sleep tonight.

Thank you again to OP for doing the work to find this source!


[link to covid19criticalcare.com (secure)]

I will! I'm sure it's either normal cold or flu, but if this works as well as I hope it does I'm going to order more to keep on hand at all times.
Godspeed Hairy man!

Remember to stay hydrated and get some rest.

Keep us updated on your progress.

Godspeed Hairy man!

Remember to stay hydrated and get some rest.

Keep us updated on your progress.

My symptoms got progressively worse as the day went on. Nothing extreme, but started to feel a little feverish, achy, and tired. By about 9 o'clock at night I was beginning to think I was in for a rough few days to a week. Went to sleep at about 930, and my kids woke me up at about 6. When I woke up I felt so much better. Not 100%, but definitely 75% at least. Took my regiment again this morning, and I am sure I will be feeling perfect by tomorrow.

My symptoms got progressively worse as the day went on. Nothing extreme, but started to feel a little feverish, achy, and tired. By about 9 o'clock at night I was beginning to think I was in for a rough few days to a week. Went to sleep at about 930, and my kids woke me up at about 6. When I woke up I felt so much better. Not 100%, but definitely 75% at least. Took my regiment again this morning, and I am sure I will be feeling perfect by tomorrow.

ILLINOIS: Judge denies ivermectin treatment for Elgin couple in ICU

An Elgin couple remained in an intensive care unit in Elgin battling COVID-19 on Monday, days after a Kane County judge denied a motion to allow them to receive the controversial drug ivermectin.

Attorney Patrick Walsh filed an emergency motion Dec. 15 on behalf of Elgin Maria and Sebastian Abbinanti. The couple's doctor and family members believe ivermectin, which has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a COVID-19 treatment, could help them.

On Friday, Kane County Judge Robert Villa denied the temporary order that would have green-lit access to the drug.

Walsh then filed an expedited appeal. The hospital has two days to respond to the appeal, and then the court will rule within five days after that.

Meanwhile, the couple's family continues to plead with administrators at Amita Health St. Joseph Hospital in Elgin to allow their treating physician, Dr. Sergei Lipov, to administer the medication.

Ivermectin is a drug approved for human use to treat parasites, head lice and skin conditions such as rosacea. The Food and Drug Administration, however, has not authorized the drug as a COVID-19 treatment.

"We are desperately trying to keep these two alive for their children's sake," Maria Abbinanti's aunt Maria Faso said in a phone interview Sunday.

Sebastian Abbinanti, 41, was admitted into the hospital Nov. 26. He was transferred to the ICU on Dec. 2, according to court records.

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They seem to want a prescription. I was going to order some Ivermectin. They wanted a phone number, time to call and to upload the Rx.

Bummer.