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There are a number of protocols (sets of prescription and/or OTC meds) for COVID-19. There are prophylactic protocols, which reduce risk of infection. There are sick-at-home protocols, for the milder cases. And there are in-hospital protocols, for the more severe cases. If you are sick at home, or if you are at high risk but not sick yet, how can you get prescription medications for prevention or treatment protocols? PushHealth.com has a telemedicine option, not available in every State, where you may be able to obtain a prescription for Ivermectin from a physician via their online service. PUSH Health is an ethical Telemedicine service that rapidly can provide legal prescriptions for Ivermectin for humans for the treatment of COVID-19 at moderate cost (currently US$89). PUSH Health will, after reviewing a medical questionnaire submitted by a patient, fax a prescription for Ivermectin tablets for humans to your local pharmacy. You can pick up your Ivermectin prescription at your selec

No. Hydroxychloroquine is not an OTC (over-the-counter) drug like Tylenol or Nexium where you can just buy it from your local pharmacy in US. Therefore, the standard route of requiring a prescription and then having a pharmacist fill the prescription is required. On how to get hydroxychloroquine prescription, please refer to this directory . Since the outbreak of the SARS-CoV2 virus, COVID-19 disease, there has been a lot of confusion regarding which medical products will work to treat the virus and the disease. The world is working to develop drugs for the SARS-CoV2 virus and Covid-19 disease, and the FDA is searching for a drug or combination that prove to be effective. Some drugs are in clinical trials, and scientists are also testing whether a drug approved for another virus or disease will be safe and effective for Sars-V2 and COVID-19. This is called “off-label prescription.”  Healthcare providers might use these drugs for Covid-19 patients as off label prescription use. Hydroxyc

IMPERIAL VALLEY – After more than one year of treating COVID-19 on the Imperial Valley frontlines, which included the months the County was the virus epicenter of California, two doctors — Dr. Brian Tyson and Dr. George Fareed— have added to their effective treatment. The treatment changes are based on latest results by other frontline doctors and what they have observed personally. Dr. Brian Tyson and Dr. George Fareed participate in a Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley speaking from experience of treating thousands of COVID-19 patients successfully. The following are the drug abbreviations: HCQ = hydroxychloroquine IVM = Ivermectin  ZN = Zinc Sulfate DOXY = Doxycycline AZM = Azithromycin ASA = Aspirin D3 = Vitamin D3 C19 mAbs = Eli Lilly or Regeneron dual Covid-19 monoclonal antibodies Dosages: HCQ 200mg tabs # 16 ZN 22O mg (or zinc elemental 50mg) # 16 DOXY- 100 mg # 14 or AZM- 500mg # 5 or Z-pak) IVM  3mg tabs # 12-20 ASA 325 mg tabs # 30 D3 5,000 iu # 30   Tyson/Fareed COVID-19 treat

Dr. Zelenko’s main hypothesis  based on the data  showing that early intervention and treatment of high-risk patients with COVID-19 results in significantly few hospitalizations and deaths. This treatment regimen involving zinc, low-dose hydroxychloroquine, and azithromycin is also apparently known as, “The Zelenko Protocol.” Update:  Recently, Ivermectin has come to the fore as a more effective (also long standing, cheap, generic drug), in all three stages of COVID-19. Dr Zelenko has also updated his protocols to incorporate ivermectin as an option for both the prophylactic and treatment protocols as shown below. Introduction This webpage compiles content related to the early outpatient treatment protocol that has been proposed by  Dr. Vladimir Zelenko  for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Dr. Zelenko originally risk-stratified patients and treated high-risk patients with hydrox