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I've been looking for the answers to these questions for a while now and can't find anything good, especially to the second question (what Ivermectin is made from).

Does anyone out here know or have a resource on this?

I've been looking for the answers to these questions for a while now and can't find anything good, especially to the second question (what Ivermectin is made from). Does anyone out here know or have a resource on this?

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Its all true, but one. There are very educated and experienced people that can do it in a larger home lab (at a farm), and I know some of those chemists. He did though stipulate:

MOST people can't do it

And I would even say MOST modern 2021 lower-standards college chemistry grads with just a BS and a normal range IQ can't do it properly, to my definition of "proper"

Even after synthesis and a pathetic yield (to ensure utmost purity), you need to wait 2 weeks for your toxicity studies of the batch in small mammals, including a sad LD-50 threshold test for an unfortunate rat. This chemical is forgiving and is non deadly up to 250x the normal dosage, so the LD-50 is for unknown byproduct revelation of your batch, and unknown purity of your batch. 250x cited : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17234315/

He is right that no expert will hand a "loaded gun" to a uneducated novice, and will not cherry pick a "easy" old patent with a low yield that would be best for a home lab.

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Jesus.

We have so much incredibly talent on our side. Thanks for taking the time to explain.

TIL