Ingredients are proprietary aside from the ivermectin.

You can look at it online first https://www.durvet.com/product/ivermectin-paste/ "Approved by FDA" ANADA #200-326 Ivermectin paste 1.87% by Durvet This is the safety data sheet https://www.durvet.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Ivermectin-Paste_Bimeda_112015_SDS.pdf

I just recovered from covid. I am not a doctor, and this is not advice, just my personal experience. I used the Bimectin from Bimeda which comes in a blue box. It is a bit hard to dose exactly, but the dosing is in ~45 pound increments, so I dosed on the smaller side. It really worked for me (see your doctor before taking any medications). I used it in conjunction with a one-a-day vitamin that I took twice a day to get more Vitamin D3 and Zinc. This really knocked the symptoms down quite a bit, and I was over the worst of it in two days. Other people I know who didn't use ivermectin talked about 1.5 to 2 weeks of symptoms. This is not advice, just my experience - see your doctor before taking any medication.

That being said, you can call Americas Front Line Doctors and get a human script. From what I hear, takes about 24 to 48 hours to get the script, so do it before you get any symptoms.

Some of the other ingredients are not fillers, but other medicine, usually a different parasitic. You’ll need to research those separately. Some are potentially dangerous. If it’s ivermectin only, it’s being used without any evidence of real problems.

looks like petroleum jelly to me . wont hurt you. for a 200lb person you want about a 1 gram

I'm for you, dude, but my understanding is don't.

I've dosed horses with ivermectin before. It's concentrated as fuck. You spin a nut on the syringe to the correct weight...but the increments are...well...horse sized.

To get the right dosage of ivermectin for humans, my understanding is its totally within the safe range...but it's damn high, and close to "too much". My understanding is that it would be very easy to dose yourself with too much cuz the whole apparatus is designed for patients that are horse sized.

Now...remember all the filler ingredients are not just proprietary, and could be designed to be safe for horses, but also are dosed for horses as well. You could OD on a preservative that a horse could shake off because there's a thousand pounds of him and much less of you.

Best bet is to track down a based doc if you can.

But ivermectin is not effective except as a prophylactic and early intervention, and there are other things you can that are good and east to get like Vitamin D and zinc.