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Permalink Reply by Keisha Ruan on April 6, 2020 at 11:37pm

oh lol i didnt mean Doxycycline, I meant hydroxychloroquine.  The Koreans were using Chloroquine 250 once a day for 10 days.  The Chinese began using Hydroxychloroquine shortly after but used 200mg twice a day for 10 days.

The difference between the two drugs is that Hydroxychloroquine has fewer side effects and can thus be used at greater dosages.  Chloroquine at this level can cause blindness and deafness.  Hydroxychloroquine also has some risky side effects but is a better alternative from what I hear.

So you know I actually bought Amoxicillin from Germany and some other stuff for my survival medical bag (for other people) and ummm from Germany it doesn't go through customs for some reason, but you might still have to go through the Shanghai mafia to order it.

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Permalink Reply by James Roberts on April 7, 2020 at 7:06am

I think it was Alibaba I was looking on, plenty of sellers of hydroxychloroquine there.

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Permalink Reply by James Roberts on April 6, 2020 at 1:08pm

And, don't forget, kids, you can still get doxycycline (I think) from online farm supply companies, with no prescription. Penicillin too, if you're prepping.  Nobody I've talked to knows of anyone contracting Covfefe-19, and that includes a paramedic, and someone who works in administration at University of Cincinnati Hospital (!?!).

The normies are really into wearing masks in public here, 30 miles north of Cincinnati. My brother got dirty looks from other drivers yesterday, presumably for driving without a mask. Wat. The local Mal Wart and Krogers grocery store have closed doors on one side of their buildings. How that helps, I've no idea. I'm off today, due to a floor being put in one house, and plumbing going on in another, but scheduled to work the rest of this week, and for the forseeable.

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Permalink Reply by Keisha Ruan on April 6, 2020 at 11:44pm

Hi James, they are actually laying off some medical workers around here.  U of U Hospital sent people to IMED looking for work.  U of U Hospital is suppose to be our first line hospital against Covid-19 because...well it is part of the University of Utah.

Oh and i just wanted to add that the U of U is a chosen test location for rolling out 5 fing G so  theres a new telephone poll with antenaes on it up here every 800 yards going to down town where they wanted to extend the testing.  i think theres more that arent on polls but i dont know exactly.  everyone thinks its great.

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