Horse dewormer "... my only side effect is I can't see in the morning."
You are not a horse. The drug is called Ivermectin and it's primarily intended to treat parasitic worms in animals. It started gathering human interest after a research article was recently released describing the effect of ivermectin on SARS-CoV-2. But that research was done in a laboratory setting and the FDA strongly recommends against human consumption of ivermectin at this time.
At V & V Tack and Feed, they normally stock and sell Ivermectin for use on horses. But right now, they're completely sold out of the horse dewormer, and store associate Shelly Smith suspects a lot of her customers aren't using it as intended.
"I had a gentleman come in, and he was an older gentleman. He told me that his wife wanted him to be on the Ivermectin plan. I immediately brought him over here, because at that time I had this sign hung up, and I told him this isn't safe for you to take. And he says,
'Well, we've been taking it and my only side effect is
I can't see in the morning.'
That's a big side effect, so you probably shouldn't take it," said Smith.
Smith says the demand for the drug has continued to increase in recent weeks, and she's been receiving 4 or 5 customer calls a day inquiring about Ivermectin. That's why
Smith hung up a sign, now requiring customers to
present a picture of their horse before they can buy Ivermectin.
https://www.ktnv.com/news/coronavirus/las-vegas-feed-store-sells-out-of-ivermectin-blames-customers-trying-to-treat-covid-19
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... doesn't mean it will work the same way in a human body. Not to mention all the damage it could do, because it wasn't ever tested on humans - until now. Isn't it funny how the ChumpHumpers refused to be vaccinated because it didn't have the full FDA approval yet?
Also who on the right owns stock in a company that produces this drug. This seems like a fact worth knowing. 
