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Ivermectin use in humans

The use of ivermectin products intended for animals in humans, particularly in the context of COVID-19 treatment, and the associated risks of overdose, neurotoxicity, and other adverse events.

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Jan 12, 2026
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How do veterinary ivermectin formulations and concentrations (pour-on, injectable, oral paste) differ from human formulations in mg/mL and mg/g?

Veterinary ivermectin products commonly contain far higher nominal concentrations than human formulations: livestock injectables are sold as 1% (10 mg/mL) and concentrated long‑acting preparations as ...

Jan 17, 2026
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How do veterinary ivermectin formulations differ in concentration from human tablets, and why are they dangerous?

Veterinary ivermectin products commonly come at far higher concentrations and in different delivery forms than human tablets, which raises real risks of overdose, neurotoxicity and other severe advers...

Jan 11, 2026

How do veterinary ivermectin formulations differ from human prescriptions in concentration and formulation?

Veterinary ivermectin products are manufactured in different concentrations and delivery vehicles than human-approved ivermectin and are designed for species-appropriate dosing and routes, not human u...

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