Is Ivermectin OTC in Louisiana?

Congrats on the parasites.

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File a complaint with LDH or the board that governs pharmacies

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Don’t listen to this guy. Abraham and LDH are the ones requiring pharmacists to screen before selling ivermectin. It’s OTC in that you don’t need a doctor’s script to purchase but there is a process to buy that will piss off anyone who is expecting to grab it off the shelf.

You can get it at Tractor Supply.

I thought it was only available as a paste or so such?




Personally, I think it should be on the shelf in gallon jugs so people can drink it at will. Also make it available as suppositories, that way they can drink it and stick it up their asses.

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I thought it was only available as a paste or so such?

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That's because that's what your evil overlords told you to think. Here are the facts:

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, ivermectin was used for humans primarily as an antiparasitic drug to treat infections caused by certain parasitic worms and, in topical forms, for head lice and some skin conditions. The drug's discovery was so impactful that it led to a Nobel Prize in 2015.

Key human uses of ivermectin before 2020 included:

Onchocerciasis (River Blindness): This was one of the drug's most significant and well-known uses, particularly in large-scale public health programs sponsored by Merck & Co. and the World Health Organization (WHO). Starting in 1988, Merck began donating ivermectin for treating this disease, which is transmitted by black flies and can cause severe skin conditions and blindness.

Lymphatic Filariasis (Elephantiasis): In 1998, Merck expanded its donation program to include ivermectin for treating this tropical disease, which is also caused by parasitic worms.

Strongyloidiasis: The oral tablet version of ivermectin was approved by the FDA for treating intestinal infections caused by the parasitic roundworm Strongyloides stercoralis.

Scabies: Oral ivermectin was commonly used as an effective off-label treatment for scabies, particularly for cases that did not respond to topical treatments, immunocompromised patients, and institutional outbreaks.

Head Lice: A topical (lotion) formulation of ivermectin was approved to treat head lice infestations.

Rosacea: A topical (cream) version of ivermectin was approved to treat rosacea, an inflammatory skin condition.

Before the pandemic, ivermectin was well-established as a safe and effective treatment for these specific parasitic infections and skin conditions, with its use primarily focused on these FDA-approved indications. The subsequent surge in misinformation and use of ivermectin for COVID-19 was a new development and contrary to its established medical applications.

Have you tried routine, daily exercise, sweating, and eating a clean/healthy diet?

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It’s OTC in that you don’t need a doctor’s script to purchase but there is a process to buy that will piss off anyone who is expecting to grab it off the shelf.

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Can you expound on this?
I believe this is probably what I would like more information about.

Go to your local feedstore that sells animals supplies. Tastes like Apples.