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Ok I lost my conversion chart can someone share how to convert the 1% to paste equivalent or
How much liquid ml for a 200# person ?

200# is about the size of a quarter.

From a local nurse and the notes I have written down. Using the 1% injectable but taken orally. 1.8 ML or 1.8 CC's, same thing, as a preventative dose taken once a week.

As a treatment. 2.4 ML once a day as soon as symptoms start. Take for 5 days. This is for an adult.

Or a simple way is to just figure 1/10 of 1 cc per 10lbs of body weight. So for 200 lbs that would be 2cc's. That formula is slightly less than her recommended dose of 2.4 cc's if you're sick.

BTW, that 1/10 of 1cc is the exact formula I've used with Ivermectin on my dogs for many years.

no nematodes for you then.

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Thanks
Now any advice on long covid? My niece is foighting it , out of breathe tired been going on since she had covid over a year ago
Should she do the 2.4 ml right now and then what would follow up be? 1.8 weekly? Or should i have her do a couple of the 2.4 doses ?

I havnt had the Rona yet either

Another idiot who stated the experimental jab prevented Covid and still think ivermectin has no anti viral properties even though it has been used 40 years in Africa and Asia to treat tens of millions suffering from viral diseases and won the Nobel prize in medicine


Another uneducated Biden voter who would inject dog schit if the government said it worked to cure AIDS

There is no conversion. The plunger is calibrated to the weight of a horse in 50lb increments. Use 1 notch on the plunger for each 50lb of your weight, just like you would a horse. If you're between weights, go higher. If you weight 180, round that up to the next 50, or 200. That's 4 notches on the plunger.

Hahahahaha!

I don't understand using the paste when the injectable is so easy to use. 1 cc for every 100 lbs and it can be put in water or tea and is tasteless.

The horse paste is 1.87%.

The whole tube is for a 1,250 pound horse.

You are not a 1,250 pound horse...

So do not take the whole tube.

Take a percentage of the tube... as you see fit.

This^^^^^

But my horse doesn't have Covid-19

There is no conversion. The plunger is calibrated to the weight of a horse in 50lb increments. Use 1 notch on the plunger for each 50lb of your weight, just like you would a horse. If you're between weights, go higher. If you weight 180, round that up to the next 50, or 200. That's 4 notches on the plunger.

I know how to use the plunger I just lost what to use in the liquid form sorry for confusion

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/17897360/dosage-for-ivermectin

I doubled my weight and took that amount as indicated on the plunger.

I'm not a Dr so I will pre-empt this statement by saying don't listen to me.

But if you're asking me what would I do, then for me if the 2.4 ML dose is recommended when you're sick, then that's where I would start. Then back to preventative dose for a week or 2 then hit it again with the sick dose if not seeing improvement. But I'm not you, and I'm not your niece. Up to you but for me I have confidence in Ivermectin's safety taken within the guidelines. It's not like it's new and untested in humans, quite the opposite.

Been using it on dogs for close to 20 yrs. Just don't use it on dogs at that 1/10th of a cc per 10 lbs dose if the dog is a breed or line that has the blue eyed gene.

Just squeeze a quarter inch to 3/8 of an inch out of the tube and you'll be good. This subject has been beat to death.

Must have nematodes then

Yep.