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The topic is about the differences between veterinary and human ivermectin formulations, including the presence of additives, solvents, and preservatives, and how these differences may contribute to toxicity in humans.
Documented human cases of parenteral (typically subcutaneous) ivermectin administration exist, almost exclusively as emergency, off‑label use of veterinary formulations to treat life‑threatening Stron...
Clinical reports and poison‑center data link severe human adverse events after off‑label ingestion of -formulations">veterinary ivermectin primarily to excessive ivermectin dosing and non‑oral or inap...
Taking ivermectin formulated for horses—commonly sold as “horse paste”—carries real and documented short-term risks in humans and poses plausible long-term harms primarily by way of toxicity from over...