Numerous states are trying to pass ivermectin laws to make ivermectin available "over the counter."

Reasons why such a policy is on strong logical and therapeutic grounds:

1) ivermectin is safer than aspirin or tylenol based on pharmacovigilance databases over decades

2) One of the safest medicines in history with a wide range of safe dosing - you would have to take 50-100 times normal dose at once to get sick - if you did you such a thing, you would be confused and altered for a few days and would return to normal without any therapy but supportive care and monitoring. You. Would. Not. Die.

3) Been distributed across continents in the billions of doses for decades without a prescription by WHO's parasite eradication programs

4) Based on a review by Jacques Descotes, a famous toxicologist, he could find no evidence of any reported case where ivermectin could be directly attributed as a cause of death

5) Numerous countries around the world sell it over the counter and have for decades

6) It has literally near zero important drug interactions (coumadin and transplant drugs is all)

7) side effects are effectively just minor and transient

8) Tennessee has had it OTC for 2 years without any incident I am aware of

9) it would piss Big Pharma off big time because of its efficacy in cancer and Covid (among many other diseases)

10) Likely helpful or protective against bird flu (or the fear thereof)

11) Insanely effective at preventing Covid:

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