Posted on 10/01/2021 6:29:14 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Because the ivermectin patent expired 35 years ago? Thanks, Merck.
Is this the same as Ivermectin?
But they're vaxxshills on Twitter...
Since there is now an FDA approved vaccine (what a joke). There should be no more emergency authorizations. All new treatments should have to go through the normal (pre covid) approval process. We all know this will never happen.
“If authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the drug, molnupiravir, could be the FIRST oral antiviral treatment for patients with COVID-19.”
Actually the second, and arguably the third.
RE: Is this the same as Ivermectin?
That’s what many suspect - an upgraded version of Ivermectin ( which they used to manufacture until the patent expired 35 years ago and it became generic ).
From what I'm reading, the big 3 Pharmaceutical companies are rolling out similar products.
Some are calling the Pfizer drug (because of its chemical similarity to Ivermectin) - Pfizermectin.
Different class. Same class as Remdesevir.
See link below...
https://covdb.stanford.edu/page/covid-review/#molnupiravir
Remdesivir.
I hate these bleeping names...
So $3 a pill or $300 a pill.
I used to have a Ford truck, but I put a Toyota emblem on it, so now it’s a Toyota.
this causes RAPID mutations in the virus.
DELTA will be nothing compared to what this will generate
from the millions of victims (petri dishes) who
will be VAX-RAPED.
I’ll opt for the horsey paste.
But then I’m a big fan of generics.
Tried being a lab rat once. Didn’t work out too well.
No, Ivermectin is a protease inhibitor. Merck’s drug is a ribonucleoside analog. It is the Pfizer pill that is a (different) protease inhibitor.
I don’t think any pregnant women were included in the trial. No heterosexual sex for women of child bearing age was allowed during the trial.
I remember it with the mnemonic “Run! Death is near”
Here is another difference. This is not being recommended as a preventative treatment. Ivermectin is.
Took another hit of Ivermectin tonight. It may need to protect against the molnupiravir.
Ivermectin with a patent.
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