Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? OP, you’re going to need a syringe to measure the fluid if you’re doing the liquid form. Walgreens sells syringes - get an accurate one like diabetics use for insulin. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79294643 That's what I was planning to do, but I wasn't sure if you needed some script or otherwise to buy the syringes. I am neither a druggy or diabetic, so I wasn't sure. Good tip. NO, syringes are not controlled. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 06:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? ... Quoting: Reaching But you are just eating the dose, right? Not injecting the stuff?? I would prefer to eat the stuff as well, but want to be doubly sure of the dosage before I jump off the cliff. I also wonder, if after you puncture the seal to the 1% solution, should I make multiple batches and freeze them until time for a dose. I really appreciate everyone's response. I just checked back on this post and found your responses. I let it run awhile yesterday, but it quickly went the way of petrified dinosaurs. I only now found all your helpful responses. Thanks again. I’ve been taking the 1.87% horse paste orally. DO not get the stuff that says “GOLD” on it or has other ingredients in it - just 1.87% ivermectin. Dosing for the paste is easy because the weights are marked on the plunger and dosing is by weight for people the same as for horses. I dose for a 300 pound horse twice a week. Each notch in the (BLUE) plunger is 50 pounds. Some have a white plunger that is different, but the idea is the same. MOREOVER, there has never been a death even from MASSIVE overdoses. OK, I won't be injecting the stuff. It is nothing but the Ivermectin at 1% solution; No other ingredients. The product is from the UK, and the bottles I bought are 50mL each, and cost $45 US ea. The paste you're eating is 87% more robust than this solution, so I will have to nearly double what you are eating. Would you recommend just squirting the applicable dosage into a glass of water or ___?? GO to this chart: [link to covid19ivermectin.info (secure)] Compare the third and the fifth column from the left. One is in mg, the other in ml. They’re virtually identical by weight. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 07:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79294643 I’ve been taking the 1.87% horse paste orally. DO not get the stuff that says “GOLD” on it or has other ingredients in it - just 1.87% ivermectin. Dosing for the paste is easy because the weights are marked on the plunger and dosing is by weight for people the same as for horses. I dose for a 300 pound horse twice a week. Each notch in the (BLUE) plunger is 50 pounds. Some have a white plunger that is different, but the idea is the same. MOREOVER, there has never been a death even from MASSIVE overdoses. OK, I won't be injecting the stuff. It is nothing but the Ivermectin at 1% solution; No other ingredients. The product is from the UK, and the bottles I bought are 50mL each, and cost $45 US ea. The paste you're eating is 87% more robust than this solution, so I will have to nearly double what you are eating. Would you recommend just squirting the applicable dosage into a glass of water or ___?? GO to this chart: [link to covid19ivermectin.info (secure)] Compare the third and the fifth column from the left. One is in mg, the other in ml. They’re virtually identical by weight. They’re virtually identical after accounting for a decimal shift. It’s obvious - just look at it. If you weigh 180 and you take 1.8 ml, you’ll be fine. You can subtract 10% if you want, but I prefer to over-dose it by quite a bit for myself and I’ve had no side effects. |
Reaching
(OP) User ID: 19281288 United States 10/26/2021 07:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? I have the same stuff. DO NOT INJECT IT!!! For humans, it is to be taken orally ONLY. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom I did the math and for a 200 lb person .5 CC once a day for 5 days is the dose after infection and the onset of symptoms. That's +/- .6mg per kg of body weight. That calculation is based on 1% solution and the size of my bottle (500ml). Different size bottle and/or concentration = a whole different dosage. Thankee So I'll divide your dosage by 10 and squirt some on a pb&j cracker. I feel much better knowing I have an anti- CoVid plan. |
Reaching
(OP) User ID: 19281288 United States 10/26/2021 07:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? ... Quoting: Reaching OK, I won't be injecting the stuff. It is nothing but the Ivermectin at 1% solution; No other ingredients. The product is from the UK, and the bottles I bought are 50mL each, and cost $45 US ea. The paste you're eating is 87% more robust than this solution, so I will have to nearly double what you are eating. Would you recommend just squirting the applicable dosage into a glass of water or ___?? GO to this chart: [link to covid19ivermectin.info (secure)] Compare the third and the fifth column from the left. One is in mg, the other in ml. They’re virtually identical by weight. They’re virtually identical after accounting for a decimal shift. It’s obvious - just look at it. If you weigh 180 and you take 1.8 ml, you’ll be fine. You can subtract 10% if you want, but I prefer to over-dose it by quite a bit for myself and I’ve had no side effects. Many thanks for all your insight. My family and I thank you. Who knows, you may have saved some lives. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 07:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? ... Quoting: Reaching The paste you're eating is 87% more robust than this solution, so I will have to nearly double what you are eating. Would you recommend just squirting the applicable dosage into a glass of water or ___?? GO to this chart: [link to covid19ivermectin.info (secure)] Compare the third and the fifth column from the left. One is in mg, the other in ml. They’re virtually identical by weight. They’re virtually identical after accounting for a decimal shift. It’s obvious - just look at it. If you weigh 180 and you take 1.8 ml, you’ll be fine. You can subtract 10% if you want, but I prefer to over-dose it by quite a bit for myself and I’ve had no side effects. Many thanks for all your insight. My family and I thank you. Who knows, you may have saved some lives. Check out FLCCC.net. The docs have a weekly update every wednesday at 7:00 PM eastern. You have to sign up for it and they will email you a link to join the Zoom call. It lasts about an hour fifteen or so and there is tons of great info there. Ivermectin is ivermectin. The ivermectin in horse paste is identical to the ivermectin in human-grade form. Human ivermectin can cost $3 to $5 per mg and if your whole family is taking it you’ll go through a lot of mg per week - possibly for the rest of your life. Horse paste works out to about seven cents per mg and the liquid is probably cheaper than that. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 07:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? And remember, this dose is just for prevention. If you’ve been exposed, the FLCCC calls for doubling or tripling the dose depending on a few things - go there and read the protocols. They also suggest all kinds of supplements, gargling and a nostril douche with 1% providone-iodine. I have been exposed (big time) twice, I’ve followed all their protocols and I haven’t gotten sick. I have no proof that I would have become sick if I hadn’t followed their protocols, but I definitely didn’t get sick following them. Zinc is a big deal and we’re talking ELEMENTAL zinc - the element - not just what’s listed on the jar. It takes a lot of zinc to get a full dose of elemental zinc and Quercetin is what carries Zinc into your cells. So you really do need lots of extra help besides ivermectin (Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, Zinc, Quercetin, etc). Almost everyone that has died of covid has had a Vitamin D3 deficiency. Also, there are tons of FLCCC videos here: [link to odysee.com (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79294643 Italy 10/26/2021 07:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? The Walgreens I go to didn’t have 1% providone-iodine, only the 10%. So, I have to dilute it. I take 50 drops of distilled water and mix in five drops of 10% providone-iodine. Then I suck it up with a syringe, lay on my back, and empty the syringe back and forth into each nostril. After a short time - less than one minute, the whole thing is absorbed into my sinuses and providone-iodine kills covid on contact. So, if you’re ever exposed - definitely do the nostril douche and the gargle. Listerine is very effective at killing covid in your throat and it grows initially in your sinuses and in the back of your throat - before you show symptoms that’s where it grows. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80271286 United States 10/26/2021 07:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? They took 1 drop in coffee each morning for years.. and have not been since since. Start small and test things. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74373258 Canada 10/26/2021 08:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? Here is the actual formula and a math trick to get the right dose. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79294643 If you’re taking 0.2mg/kg of your weight you have do divide your weight in pounds by 2.2. But then you multiply by 0.2. The twos cancel out. So, the trick is this... take your weight in pounds, move the decimal one place to the left and change the units from pounds to mg. That’s about what you’ll want to take (slight overdose) in mg. Example: If you weigh 150, move the decimal one place to the left and change the pounds to mg (150 pounds becomes 15 mg). That is a slight overdose, but it’s nothing that will hurt you - you can then subtract 10% (15 becomes 13.5) if you want to gnat’s ass it. If you weigh 200 pounds, you’ll want 20 mg. 180 pounds = 18 mg. It’s close enough. I weigh 220 and have been dosing for 300 pounds twice a week for five months with ZERO side effects. So, a tiny overdose like I suggest won’t hurt you. But you are just eating the dose, right? Not injecting the stuff?? I would prefer to eat the stuff as well, but want to be doubly sure of the dosage before I jump off the cliff. I also wonder, if after you puncture the seal to the 1% solution, should I make multiple batches and freeze them until time for a dose. I really appreciate everyone's response. I just checked back on this post and found your responses. I let it run awhile yesterday, but it quickly went the way of petrified dinosaurs. I only now found all your helpful responses. Thanks again. I’ve been taking the 1.87% horse paste orally. DO not get the stuff that says “GOLD” on it or has other ingredients in it - just 1.87% ivermectin. Dosing for the paste is easy because the weights are marked on the plunger and dosing is by weight for people the same as for horses. I dose for a 300 pound horse twice a week. Each notch in the (BLUE) plunger is 50 pounds. Some have a white plunger that is different, but the idea is the same. MOREOVER, there has never been a death even from MASSIVE overdoses. OK, I won't be injecting the stuff. It is nothing but the Ivermectin at 1% solution; No other ingredients. The product is from the UK, and the bottles I bought are 50mL each, and cost $45 US ea. 2.45 ml for a 180 lb pig.....humans are mostly like pigs anyway. I wouldn't like to inject myself but drinking the injectable formula is fine. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74373258 Canada 10/26/2021 08:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? ... Quoting: Reaching But you are just eating the dose, right? Not injecting the stuff?? I would prefer to eat the stuff as well, but want to be doubly sure of the dosage before I jump off the cliff. I also wonder, if after you puncture the seal to the 1% solution, should I make multiple batches and freeze them until time for a dose. I really appreciate everyone's response. I just checked back on this post and found your responses. I let it run awhile yesterday, but it quickly went the way of petrified dinosaurs. I only now found all your helpful responses. Thanks again. I’ve been taking the 1.87% horse paste orally. DO not get the stuff that says “GOLD” on it or has other ingredients in it - just 1.87% ivermectin. Dosing for the paste is easy because the weights are marked on the plunger and dosing is by weight for people the same as for horses. I dose for a 300 pound horse twice a week. Each notch in the (BLUE) plunger is 50 pounds. Some have a white plunger that is different, but the idea is the same. MOREOVER, there has never been a death even from MASSIVE overdoses. OK, I won't be injecting the stuff. It is nothing but the Ivermectin at 1% solution; No other ingredients. The product is from the UK, and the bottles I bought are 50mL each, and cost $45 US ea. 2.45 ml for a 180 lb pig.....humans are mostly like pigs anyway. I wouldn't like to inject myself but drinking the injectable formula is fine. ^ This is for the 10mg/ml injectable formula. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 74373258 Canada 10/26/2021 08:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? I have the same stuff. DO NOT INJECT IT!!! For humans, it is to be taken orally ONLY. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom I did the math and for a 200 lb person .5 CC once a day for 5 days is the dose after infection and the onset of symptoms. That's +/- .6mg per kg of body weight. That calculation is based on 1% solution and the size of my bottle (500ml). Different size bottle and/or concentration = a whole different dosage. I don't think that is right! How much active ingredient per ml does your formula contain? It should say on the bottle somewhere. Any injectable formulas that I have seen are 10mg/ml. |
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Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom
User ID: 81052233 United States 10/26/2021 08:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? I have the same stuff. DO NOT INJECT IT!!! For humans, it is to be taken orally ONLY. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom I did the math and for a 200 lb person .5 CC once a day for 5 days is the dose after infection and the onset of symptoms. That's +/- .6mg per kg of body weight. That calculation is based on 1% solution and the size of my bottle (500ml). Different size bottle and/or concentration = a whole different dosage. I don't think that is right! How much active ingredient per ml does your formula contain? It should say on the bottle somewhere. Any injectable formulas that I have seen are 10mg/ml. It all depends on how many ml you're working with. As stated, this calc is based on a 500 ml bottle. I did it. I did it on purpose. And I'll do it again. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74373258 Canada 10/26/2021 08:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? I have the same stuff. DO NOT INJECT IT!!! For humans, it is to be taken orally ONLY. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom I did the math and for a 200 lb person .5 CC once a day for 5 days is the dose after infection and the onset of symptoms. That's +/- .6mg per kg of body weight. That calculation is based on 1% solution and the size of my bottle (500ml). Different size bottle and/or concentration = a whole different dosage. I don't think that is right! How much active ingredient per ml does your formula contain? It should say on the bottle somewhere. Any injectable formulas that I have seen are 10mg/ml. It all depends on how many ml you're working with. As stated, this calc is based on a 500 ml bottle. NO it doesn't! |
Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom
User ID: 81052233 United States 10/26/2021 08:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? I have the same stuff. DO NOT INJECT IT!!! For humans, it is to be taken orally ONLY. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom I did the math and for a 200 lb person .5 CC once a day for 5 days is the dose after infection and the onset of symptoms. That's +/- .6mg per kg of body weight. That calculation is based on 1% solution and the size of my bottle (500ml). Different size bottle and/or concentration = a whole different dosage. I don't think that is right! How much active ingredient per ml does your formula contain? It should say on the bottle somewhere. Any injectable formulas that I have seen are 10mg/ml. It all depends on how many ml you're working with. As stated, this calc is based on a 500 ml bottle. NO it doesn't! Please, correct me if I'm wrong. Based on a 1% solution and a 500ml bottle that's what I came up with. I did it. I did it on purpose. And I'll do it again. |
Theobromine The Deplorable
User ID: 19876247 United States 10/26/2021 09:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? Ivermectin sterilizes the majority (85%) of men that take it. However, if you think about it, this is a good thing for the USA, at least. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79344182 [link to www.scholarsresearchlibrary.com (secure)] There is nothing in that article that says the low speed count is permanent and they did not use the word sterility Post treatment for river blindness - investigators found patients that were treated with ivermectin had low sperm count - low sperm motility - and some abnormalities in sperm. Considering the alternative was River blindness - probably a good trade There is no way without further studies to know if affects to spent were permanent - or might have been caused by their parasitic infection and recovery post ivermectin treatment Maybe this is a new contraceptive for males Hmmm Maybe it was the disease - maybe it was the treatment "What are you helping with all this helping?" Buddhist saying |
Hari_Seldon
User ID: 79672278 United States 10/28/2021 04:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Has anyone injected Ivermectin 1% Solution NOT the paste? And can the solution be taken orally, and if so, How Much? Injectable does not mean you shoot it into your veins. It's taken orally or topically not intravenously or intramuscular. Quoting: Coloradical It is meant to be injected subcutaneously and not into a blood vessel or muscle. Last Edited by Hari_Seldon on 10/28/2021 04:10 PM |