Veterinary medicine for humans?

Should have said bottles of pills, not liquid, although I think they were for sale too !

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Yes, they often are the exact same drugs as human use, but are approved by fda for animal use. Or in some cases, they aren't even approved for animal use, so they are literally just human drugs.

I work for a pharmaceutical company, by the way.

some are ok for humans but read the notice first.
my dog had a prescription for helping bones reparation and it was a human product.

Ask a bodybuilder, LOL

Ketamine is a great animal to human drug. Full of vitamins and minerals to start your day!

ALSO, a GOVERNMENT study some years ago PROVED the "Use By Dates' are really phony !

Their own studies showed up to six years for most were FINE ! Also had one out to 10 years or beyond, but never released the results.

wasn't that the horse tranquilizer that the guy in armageddon used?

Fish antibiotics such as fishflex are human grade. Just saying.

Mostly only available online.

Dunno. All I know it is a drug that scientists follow to mimic the death process experience. Kinda of interesting actually.

Actually nearly every drug (medication, not vaccination) out there for animals is the same thing that they make for humans.

They are cheaper and are often repackaged and redosed for the animal. you do not want to take a horse sedative, dosed for a horse, however it will be the same chemically as what is used for humans.

Cipro for Dogs (medium t large breeds) is exactly the same pill as they sell for human use. Same dose per pill, same cladding, same serial number.

The package may say 'not for human use' that is only because the packaging insures that most humans will go for the more expensive Cipiro packed in a 'human container' so they can be charged up the ass - or their medical insurance.

Ammoxicillian for cats (the pink, cherry flavored liquid) is the exact same formula they give to young children. Repackaged and sold for 'animal use only' at a price so cheap as to make you scream at the pharmaceutical companies for the profiteering they make off humans.

There may be a few drug exceptions, for instance you do not want to use the same treatments for cat leukemia as for human leukemia, the two diseases are really vastly different and require different therapies.

That is not altogether true.

While the chemical doesn't change much, potency died off rapidly until 5 years out, then the potency goes through a longish period of decline.

You can use that drug, but it will not be effective. You have to be a chemist to know and be able to calculate potency to get the proper dosage.

You'd be surprised at what the human body can actually consume and not die from.