I can't see what the tweet says. Hopefully it says cipro is bad.
Obtaining some hard to get meds
- Thread starter Laura
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Here ya go:
Ciprofloxacin
received today
I’ve been following your investigation into the new Mpox vaccine, and I have some info. I wouldn’t normally do this, but I can’t stay quiet anymore. I’ve got a close relative who worked on the vaccine project for R&D over at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, what they told me is terrifying. This is way bigger than anyone realizes, and it’s all being covered up.
First off, you should know that the new Mpox vaccine isn’t just a vaccine. It’s got a drug called Ciprofloxacin in it (see screenshot you can also research this). It is the strongest antibiotic and most disabling drug on the market permanently destroying the patient's mitochondria and DNA. Clinically one of the most dangerous ones out there. Ciprofloxacin is part of a class of drugs called fluoroquinolones, and these drugs are wrecking people’s lives. The condition they cause is called "floxing," or more officially, Fluoroquinolone-Associated Disability (FQAD). Trust me, you do NOT want this stuff in your system. Statistically 1 in 10 have a "floxing" reaction (severe irreversible mitochondrial damage) and end up permanently disabled by this drug.
Here’s the thing that really pisses me off: the dangers of Cipro are well-documented, but no one’s talking about it. The FDA has warnings out there, so does the UK government, but they’re just words on a website. The real horror stories are buried in online communities—Facebook groups (I can share these but they are private but multiple groups with 10K+ members from all over the world), Reddit threads (reddit.com/r/floxies/) —where thousands of people are sharing how their lives have been destroyed by these drugs. We’re talking about permanent nerve damage, torn tendons, and serious mental health problems. It’s insane, and almost no one knows about it.
Now, why the hell would they put this in a vaccine? Because it’s not a mistake—it’s part of the plan. By injecting people with Cipro, they’re ensuring a whole new wave of health problems that’ll leave people dependent on more meds just to get by. It’s all about keeping Big Pharma’s profits rolling in, just like they did with the COVID vaccine. They hide the risks, downplay the side effects, and then rake in the cash while people suffer.
This isn’t just about money—it’s about control. If you disable enough people, make them reliant on meds to survive, you’ve got them in the palm of your hand. It’s population control, plain and simple. Fewer people, more dependence, more profit. It’s a sick, twisted game.
Please, you’ve got to look into this and share to get the word out to what they are trying to do to the global population. The info is out there if you dig deep enough. People need to know what they’re being injected with before it’s too late.
I would be happy to have a virtual meeting to offer more information/insight. Here are some examples of what cipro does
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Fluffy
Dagobah Resident
Sharing a site that I ordered ivermectin, hydroxychloroquin, fenbenzadole and augmentin from. I ordered Saturday two weeks ago, parcel #1 arrived today with ivermectin and fenbenzadole, I suppose they were separated into two parcels to avoid customs tax as it was over $1000. I have received tracking details for two parcels.
Before I paid the order I received a phone call confirming my details. The customer service was amazing, keeping me updated with progress of dispensing and shipping.
I’m in Australia, the parcel came from India. I hope this is helpful to people who might be having trouble getting goods from other places
Before I paid the order I received a phone call confirming my details. The customer service was amazing, keeping me updated with progress of dispensing and shipping.
I’m in Australia, the parcel came from India. I hope this is helpful to people who might be having trouble getting goods from other places
Their prices seem expensive. If you can get packages from India, why not go with someone cheaper, like one of the vendors from Indiamart? If you're going to be taking ivermectin on a regular basis and by weight, that's a lot of money to spend.
Several months ago I tried to buy Ivermectin and HQ from IndiaMart/Shree Medmart, but Czech customs returned the package to India and I was left without refund since Shree Medmart showed no interest to communicate any further. I took risk frankly because I was aware of the risks to purchase anything from India Mart as they were mentioned in this thread, but I though its worth to try. Well this time I'm going to write to Serena, may I ask how you do it?So if you're wondering how solid a supplier Serena is, she definitely supplies stuff that works. At some point I also ordered penicillin form her, and that substance has a very distinctive smell and taste. What arrived definitely smelled and tasted like penicillin
Fluffy
Dagobah Resident
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I don’t plan on taking anything unless there’s a threat. I use iodine, vitamin C and some other things generally. I bought low dose ivermectin I can give to my kids.
wasn’t aware their prices are expensive. I’ve used other suppliers from their before but the packages got caught up in customs for months.
I don’t plan on taking anything unless there’s a threat. I use iodine, vitamin C and some other things generally. I bought low dose ivermectin I can give to my kids.
We've just opened the package of fenben powder and my partner says it doesn't smell Ike the stuff we receive from the Happy Healing Store, which is supposedly the "gold standard." Fenben doesn't have any taste, so he can't judge by that. Since he's taking it for cancer, it is very important to make sure it's real, and now he is hesitant about this product.
Has anyone actually had any of Serena's drugs tested for purity by an independent lab?
How much did you pay for the kilo? I found this provider - fenbenlab.com which is cheaper than the Happy Healing Store. They sell 100 grams for $129 vs $180 at Happy Healing. Maybe worthwhile to order some powder just for comparison to what you received from China?
100 grams is 100,000 mgs, so if Michael is taking around 770 mg each dose, that'd give him 129 doses. Which seems doable? I'd be leary of the Chinese stuff, just because it is crucial in his case. The fenbenlab says it is >99% pure, tested for purity, no fillers and has a 60 day money back guarantee.
You can also google Fenbenlab coupon codes. I saw a couple for 10% off and they may have discounts for first time customers. FWIW.
The Fenben cancer group warned about Fenben Labs being bogus, they had it tested and it came back as only 7% fenben. The only "reliable" Fenben they recommend is from Happy Healing Store and the dog version from Merck. They also warned about a fraudulent company in Lithuania selling under different brands. My partner takes 1000 mg twice a day.
I don't know if it's any different than trusting the ivermectin we get from other countries really is ivermectin.
The thought did cross my mind that it might be too good to be true, this fenben lab. I guess the only way to really know if the Chinese fenben is real/pure, is to have it tested. That may cost a bundle though. These days, it really is a crap shoot.
Regarding the Ivermectin I got from India, I suspect it was the real stuff, because it averted Covid in my close relatives. They took it the moment they had symptoms, and were pretty much back to normal the next day.
Regarding the Ivermectin I got from India, I suspect it was the real stuff, because it averted Covid in my close relatives. They took it the moment they had symptoms, and were pretty much back to normal the next day.
meadow_wind
Jedi Council Member
That was exactly my thoughts from the beginning: how can we trust them and be sure we get what they say we get?
With the Amazon horse paste, one can at least almost be sure that it's pure, but each 12mg dose = 2$ instead of 0.04$
I successfully bought and received my Ivermectin at my friend's USA address. I only have to wait for him to visit here.
Regarding your Fenden order, would you be allowed to return it? How much would it cost to have it tested? And if the results are poor, I'm sure you would want to ask for a refund.
With counterfeits on Amazon, I don't trust Amazon, and I would rather go with one of the sources here from India or China than Amazon.
Maybe not Serena's drugs, but Gaby had drugs she got from somewhere in China tested and they were what they were said to be.
Also, I've purchased different meds from Serena and they did what they were supposed to do. But, I can understand the hesitancy of your husband. Can you contact Serena and tell her your problem and ask questions?
