Obtaining some hard to get meds

meadow_wind said:
I dont remember having to do that procedure. I clicked the link you gave me, used the search option to find the product, then I clicked on "Yes I'm interested" button. It opens a box I need to fill with some details, and I press send.
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OK, I didn't search for a particular product. I just did a general "I am interested in..." and waited for him to get back to me. I went to Indiamart.com, typed in Beyond Care in the search box, and a product came up with them as a seller, then on the right there was a green box that said "contact seller."
 
I asked Serena if she had a product list because I was interested to see the full range of purchasing options. Her reply was no dice, but that her boss has two factories and five companies, and to just send along my requests to see if they had it in stock. The empire she's a part of may also explain why she has more than one email.
 
iamthatis said:
I asked Serena if she had a product list because I was interested to see the full range of purchasing options. Her reply was no dice, but that her boss has two factories and five companies, and to just send along my requests to see if they had it in stock. The empire she's a part of may also explain why she has more than one email.
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I suspect that she will source whatever you ask for from outside sources (for a markup, of course), if they don’t manufacturer it themselves. I have asked for many different items and have never gotten a negative yet.
 
Mrs. Peel said:
OK, I didn't search for a particular product. I just did a general "I am interested in..." and waited for him to get back to me. I went to Indiamart.com, typed in Beyond Care in the search box, and a product came up with them as a seller, then on the right there was a green box that said "contact seller."
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I tried what you did, and still no answer. I'm confused. I had no problem ordering Ivermectin, but Tretinoin cream seems like a hassle.
I went to indiamart.com and asked them to find a supplier by using their automated inquiry AI robot. Let's see if this helps.
 
Here’s a USA only supplier, expensive but some members may be interested in these product ranges. The emergency kits look like a great idea.
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Looking to replenish my ivermectin powder from Serena, I was surprised to find 12 mg tablets manufactured and sold in the UK. On Amazon!

IverMec 12 | Bridge Health | Independent Laboratory Tested | Made in the UK (120) : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science

IverMec 12 | Bridge Health | Independent Laboratory Tested | Made in the UK (120) : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science
www.amazon.co.uk

Now it's not cheap, but claims to be manufactured to GMP and shouldn't be any risk of a customs seizure.

Same company also sells fenbenzadole. I will give the ivermectin tablets a try.
 
Ben said:
Looking to replenish my ivermectin powder from Serena, I was surprised to find 12 mg tablets manufactured and sold in the UK. On Amazon!
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Ivermectin for human use should be prescription only, so I take it this is the version for animals? I’m really surprised to see it sold on Amazon. The price is really steep too, the powder form from Selena works out cheaper in this case. But I guess the fact that there’s no risk of customs seisure is a plus. I’ve never had any issues with customs but I ordered it to Poland, not the UK. I can’t even get melatonin ordered from iHerb to the UK so I guess they’re stricter than my home country.
 
Ant22 said:
Ivermectin for human use should be prescription only, so I take it this is the version for animals? I’m really surprised to see it sold on Amazon. The price is really steep too, the powder form from Selena works out cheaper in this case. But I guess the fact that there’s no risk of customs seisure is a plus. I’ve never had any issues with customs but I ordered it to Poland, not the UK. I can’t even get melatonin ordered from iHerb to the UK so I guess they’re stricter than my home country.
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Yes, it's sold on 'Vet RX' so presumably for animal use although it doesn't explicitly say that. Apparently only 3 mg tablets are available licensed for human use and they require a prescription. Reading the reviews I expect people are taking this product themselves.

Having taken pigeon medicine many times before I got the powder from Serena, I really don't care 😃 I also find using the powder imprecise and would prefer the capsules anyway.
 
Ben said:
Looking to replenish my ivermectin powder from Serena, I was surprised to find 12 mg tablets manufactured and sold in the UK. On Amazon!

IverMec 12 | Bridge Health | Independent Laboratory Tested | Made in the UK (120) : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science

IverMec 12 | Bridge Health | Independent Laboratory Tested | Made in the UK (120) : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science
www.amazon.co.uk

Now it's not cheap, but claims to be manufactured to GMP and shouldn't be any risk of a customs seizure.

Same company also sells fenbenzadole. I will give the ivermectin tablets a try.
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I followed the link to amazon and its currently unavailable ..
very pricey too !
 
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