Awesome! is it for internal use? i bought the blue stuff for my dog. i use a tiny bit in her shampoo. you cannot take that eternally. they say not to use it on dogs either. she did have a stroke type incident but honestly she removed a 4-6 inch parasite that i believe caused the stroke. i use very little and it was over 6 months. plus i did a parasite cleanse on her 6 months ago. For a human this was huge! She is a cocker spaniel! once she removed it, she got better every day!

i can testify from personal experience, when you do a parasite cleanse, they release toxic substance. it can overburden your system. i am guessing this is what happened to her. who knows where it came from.

All i know is she is doing awesome. i cannot tell you how any times she has been to the vet for ear infections. this tend to keep her a lot cleaner. since she had her stroke, i give her other things like NAC and DE and her ears have never been better! she is almost 100%. i have cut back on the dosage now. i am now giving her her powder she would not eat in water via a dropper.

DAMN SHE IS A LOT OF WORK! But she was my father’s dog. he died from the pfizer jab. i kind of wonder if this wasnt from her rabies shot. the NAC will remove the toxins from that as well.

THE TRICK IS BE SMART!!!

The bottle requires a syringe to extract but I then give it orally. Once measured I put a bite sized piece of bread in a small glass dish then squirt the ivermectin over it making sure the bread has soaked up all the liquid then I cover it with peanut butter to cover the bitter taste. As long as the bread is smothered in peanut butter my dogs will eat it.