Antibiotics available online, no prescription needed.

[Target]

In a non related thread, I mentioned that we can buy antibiotics online with a doctor's script and one of our members asked about it. In the interest of not cluttering the OP's post, I'll post some info here.

Not to derail the saddest, tiny violins, playing but tell me more about this fish food.

Prescription grade antibiotics available without a doctor's note. Marketed for fish and birds but said to be exactly the same as the ones available from CVS . Said to be made on the same assembly line as human medication. Not cheap but its an option. I'm not sure if you can go to Petsmart or the like and get some off the shelf .

The website states that they're the same pills as human medication and the Prepper / survivalist sites say that they're good to go.
They offer penicillins , Azithromycin ( Zpaks) Cipro, and others .
It is also available on Ebay and other pet websites.


This is Bactrim ( Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethprim 800mg/160mg ) that I got from www.fishmoxfishflex.com compared to prescription medication from CVS.

 

[Deplorable Me]

So that you're aware, anti biotics not effective on virus.

 

[speedkills27]

In a non related thread, I mentioned that we can buy antibiotics online with a doctor's script and one of our members asked about it. In the interest of not cluttering the OP's post, I'll post some info here.



Prescription grade antibiotics available without a doctor's note. Marketed for fish and birds but said to be exactly the same as the ones available from CVS . Said to be made on the same assembly line as human medication. Not cheap but its an option. I'm not sure if you can go to Petsmart or the like and get some off the shelf .

The website states that they're the same pills as human medication and the Prepper / survivalist sites say that they're good to go.
They offer penicillins , Azithromycin ( Zpaks) Cipro, and others .
It is also available on Ebay and other pet websites.


This is Bactrim ( Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethprim 800mg/160mg ) that I got from www.fishmoxfishflex.com compared to prescription medication from CVS.

awesome post! This is new to me. I definitely have some more reading to do but great info so far!

 

[Target]

Doctors also hate it when you self medicate as well. I've been chastised about it.

I took the Bactrim for an abscessed tooth and what I thought was an upper respiratory infection. Cleared up the tooth ache didn't help the other .
I went to the doc and he gave me a Zpak ( azitromycin) another antibiotic. Didn't help the respiratory issue either as it wound up being due to Congestive Heart Failure.

 

[MikeM]

website "callondoc.com" you answer questions, a doc reviews and they send the script to your local pharmacy. $39.99. I would only recommend that you take a script you already have taken in the past to avoid any possible reactions. they do take a history and and ask about current meds etc.

 

[Toecutter]

I’ve taken fish mox before for a sore tooth, still alive.

 

[fnfalguy]

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[Jem45472]

Essential Guide To Fish Antibiotics for Humans

 

[GOPerfect]

Most of the people that see life the way I do have been buying this kind of stuff for years.

 

[2WheelGnnr]

Shhhhhh Ive done fish anti - biotics a long time ago...same thing pretty much.

I didnt even grow any gills

 

[spat]

Most of the people that see life the way I do have been buying this kind of stuff for years.

I'd stock pile more, but the shelf life discourages that. Also, if a Dr and pharmacy are available I'm going that route, I'm just not so naive to think they will always be available.

Some medications are effective long after their expiration date, but antibiotics tend not to be.

 

[CaseHardened]

So that you're aware, anti biotics not effective on virus.

This is true, but even Hydroxychloroquine does not kill the virus - it works by reducing the body's reaction to the virus.

(not exactly a scientific explanation, but that's how I understand it)

 

[Toecutter]

In fact still have some

 

[Target]

I agree with doing you own research and determine if this is right for you .

As to the safety / quality of the antibiotics, I take 17-18 pills every morning. Many come from India and other overseas sources. Are they what they say they are or are they like online boner pills and Chipotle lettuce? Of unknown origin or quality control?
I'm also leery of Walmart produce as much comes from outside the US and perhaps not subject to FDA regulations pertaining to pesticides and other requirements.

 

[Marine Cpl]

I’m still alive after using fish antibiotics. No ill effects except that I tend to argue more.

Fish Antibiotics

So me and the old lady came down with bronchitis. She went to urgent care and was given an antibiotic called azithromycin. I didn't go to try an experiment. I am pleased to tell you guys that fish antibiotics work. I bought a bottle of Fish Mox. It's just plain Ciprofloxacin. The same thing...

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[spat]

I take 17-18 pills every morning.

Damn, do you take them with a spoon in a bowl of milk ?

"No more breakfast for me honey, I'm full already"

 

[Criticalt]

Most of the people that see life the way I do have been buying this kind of stuff for years.

Yep, took it as a broke college student in the early 1990s.

 

[vanderblack]

I have kept pet antibiotics on hand for years. Keep in mind, not all meds are created equal. There are far less in way of quality control for pet meds, expecially those from China. If you purchase from amazon or ebay, make sure you go with a name brand or one you can research to determine its source and quality control. In speaking with my doctor on the subject, he indicated that the shelf life listed for meds is very conservative. Most will last far longer. As they age, their potency decreases. There are a few meds like tetracycline that eventually turn toxic. Also, you should have a full understanding of which antibiotics are used for which infections. Tetracyclines are broad-spectrum against many bacteria and treat conditions such as acne, urinary tract infections (UTIs), intestinal tract infections, eye infections, sexually transmitted diseases, periodontitis (gum disease), and other bacterial infections. Cephalosporins treat many types of infections, including strep throat, ear infections, skin infections, lung infections, and meningitis.

I downloaded a quick guide from the internet that I keep stored with the pet meds.