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If you want legit, three companies will now advance prescribe with basically no effort on your part at a reasonable cost: Jase Medical Contingency Medical Duration Health I went with Contingency Medical as this one didn't require a video consultation with Dr, just a chat box going over the formalities. Was smooth and painless, but Duration Health includes some medications that the others do not so I may try that as well. |
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Originally Posted By Burncycle: If you want legit, three companies will now advance prescribe with basically no effort on your part at a reasonable cost: Jase Medical Contingency Medical Duration Health I went with Contingency Medical as this one didn't require a video consultation with Dr, just a chat box going over the formalities. Was smooth and painless, but Duration Health includes some medications that the others do not so I may try that as well. I just ordered from Jase. I didn't do a video consult. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: FDA goes after Kraft Drug. That was dated November 2023 and Krafts website is down. Are there any sources left to buy from? |
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Originally Posted By TAG_Match: That was dated November 2023 and Krafts website is down. Are there any sources left to buy from? Originally Posted By TAG_Match: Originally Posted By D_J: FDA goes after Kraft Drug. That was dated November 2023 and Krafts website is down. Are there any sources left to buy from? You can find their medications on other sites if you search for "kraft drug". |
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I've ordered kits from both Jase and Contingency and highly recommend both. Jase allows you to select all kinds of add ons which you may find useful, for reasonable prices. Both allow you to reorder annually, so over time it's a good way to build a supply. I went through a consult with Duration, however by the time I added on what I wanted the price skyrocketed. Quantities of meds were smaller too, however they offer the most options for add ons, by far. Duration and Jase both offer pediatric options. |
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Possible current source for fish antibiotics. No personal experience with this company though. https://fishmoxfishflex.com/ Of course for anyone interested, there is still Alldaychemist https://www.alldaychemist.com/ |
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Originally Posted By Yankel: What do you advise for those allergic to penicillin and its derivatives? I am usually prescribed erythromycin or similar. Are these available by alternate means? What is the nature of your allergy to it, when did you first experience it, when was your last challenge of it, and are you older than 60 years old? |
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Originally Posted By ColtRifle: Possible current source for fish antibiotics. No personal experience with this company though. https://fishmoxfishflex.com/ I've used FishmoxFishflex before and they were reliable. However I haven't ordered AB from their latest supplier. But I trust this company so I'd trust that their new supply of AB is good. |
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I recently received an email from FishMoxFishFlex.com saying, "Unfortunately soon we will be closing our website to make sure we are in compliance with new regulatory guidelines in our industry." I know the FDA was coming down on other companies like Kraft, but does this mean all fish antibiotics won't be available soon?? |
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Originally Posted By Two-dogs: I recently received an email from FishMoxFishFlex.com saying, "Unfortunately soon we will be closing our website to make sure we are in compliance with new regulatory guidelines in our industry." I know the FDA was coming down on other companies like Kraft, but does this mean all fish antibiotics won't be available soon?? Yes. Most likely we will have to get them from Alldaychemist in the future. |
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Originally Posted By Two-dogs: I recently received an email from FishMoxFishFlex.com saying, "Unfortunately soon we will be closing our website to make sure we are in compliance with new regulatory guidelines in our industry." I know the FDA was coming down on other companies like Kraft, but does this mean all fish antibiotics won't be available soon?? Their prices are insane now anyway. I'll just buy from Alldaychemist or Reliable RX. |
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Originally Posted By Two-dogs: I recently received an email from FishMoxFishFlex.com saying, "Unfortunately soon we will be closing our website to make sure we are in compliance with new regulatory guidelines in our industry." I know the FDA was coming down on other companies like Kraft, but does this mean all fish antibiotics won't be available soon?? That sucks. I have ordered from them in the past and have been happy. I just looked on their website and everything is out of stock or unavailable |
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Originally Posted By GlockIsPerfection: I just looked at https://thefishantibiotics.com and they seem to have most of their products in stock. Wow prices have gone up.$50.00 a bottle. I remember not that long ago being able to buy the amounts for like $20.00. I bought a few bottles of amoxicillin and doxycycline when the news of the FDA cracking down came out. Think I paid $30ish for a bottle. 120 pills? I can’t remember the pill count |
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Originally Posted By Yankel: What do you advise for those allergic to penicillin and its derivatives? I am usually prescribed erythromycin or similar. Are these available by alternate means? The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. |
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Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: Originally Posted By Yankel: What do you advise for those allergic to penicillin and its derivatives? I am usually prescribed erythromycin or similar. Are these available by alternate means? The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. As someone with a penicillin allergy, I have taken cephalosporins without issues prescribed, ironically, by my ortho surgeon. My reaction was in the 70's in an ER and was pretty severe from what I was told, I was an infant at the time. I have heard that some allergies may be do things added to penicillin back in the day that are no longer used and not an allergy to penicillin itself. No idea if there is any validity to that. On another note, where are folks sourcing supplies these days since the fish stores all got shut down. |
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Originally Posted By 2tired2run: As someone with a penicillin allergy, I have taken cephalosporins without issues prescribed, ironically, by my ortho surgeon. My reaction was in the 70's in an ER and was pretty severe from what I was told, I was an infant at the time. I have heard that some allergies may be do things added to penicillin back in the day that are no longer used and not an allergy to penicillin itself. No idea if there is any validity to that. On another note, where are folks sourcing supplies these days since the fish stores all got shut down. Originally Posted By 2tired2run: Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: Originally Posted By Yankel: What do you advise for those allergic to penicillin and its derivatives? I am usually prescribed erythromycin or similar. Are these available by alternate means? The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. As someone with a penicillin allergy, I have taken cephalosporins without issues prescribed, ironically, by my ortho surgeon. My reaction was in the 70's in an ER and was pretty severe from what I was told, I was an infant at the time. I have heard that some allergies may be do things added to penicillin back in the day that are no longer used and not an allergy to penicillin itself. No idea if there is any validity to that. On another note, where are folks sourcing supplies these days since the fish stores all got shut down. I got stuff from here less than a month ago. https://finepethealth.com/ |
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Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: Originally Posted By Yankel: What do you advise for those allergic to penicillin and its derivatives? I am usually prescribed erythromycin or similar. Are these available by alternate means? The literature claims a 10% cross-reactivity between PCN and cephalosporins. I'm here to tell you that's 100% bullshit. Never seen it. Amongst my ER group, we've probably a hundred years of collective EM experience... and NONE of us has seen an anaphylactic cross-reaction from a cephalosporin in a supposedly PCN-allergic patient. Not one of us has seen it... not even ONE time. I have personally been prescribing cephalosporins to PCN-allergic patients with impunity for several decades. No issues. So make of that what you will... but I'd say a cephalosporin like Omnicef might be exactly what you'd want. I concur. Have never seen anyone with a penicillin allergy also be allergic to cephs, outside of people that are just riddled with drug allergies to begin with, which I think only underscores that the only people that are allergic to cephalosporins as well are those that would be allergic to them regardless of whether they have a PCN allergy to begin with. |
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Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: I concur. Have never seen anyone with a penicillin allergy also be allergic to cephs, outside of people that are just riddled with drug allergies to begin with, which I think only underscores that the only people that are allergic to cephalosporins as well are those that would be allergic to them regardless of whether they have a PCN allergy to begin with. Yes... some people are simply atopic.. and allergic to the entire frickin' ecosystem. Some of them have to move to arid desert environments, because being around anything that blooms or drops pollen causes hellish misery. If they're not one of those folks, and they have >7-8 drug allergies, you should start looking for Axis 1/2 disorders. |
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Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: Yes... some people are simply atopic.. and allergic to the entire frickin' ecosystem. Some of them have to move to arid desert environments, because being around anything that blooms or drops pollen causes hellish misery. If they're not one of those folks, and they have >7-8 drug allergies, you should start looking for Axis 1/2 disorders. Originally Posted By TheGrayMan: Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: I concur. Have never seen anyone with a penicillin allergy also be allergic to cephs, outside of people that are just riddled with drug allergies to begin with, which I think only underscores that the only people that are allergic to cephalosporins as well are those that would be allergic to them regardless of whether they have a PCN allergy to begin with. Yes... some people are simply atopic.. and allergic to the entire frickin' ecosystem. Some of them have to move to arid desert environments, because being around anything that blooms or drops pollen causes hellish misery. If they're not one of those folks, and they have >7-8 drug allergies, you should start looking for Axis 1/2 disorders. lmao yes, strong correlation there 
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what about hardypaw.com? I'm legit looking for Amox for our cat for chronic bladder infection, and vets are getting over $200 for an appointment, plus $100 meds!!!!! How long does it take to get alldaychemist orders? They have the powder, which would be easier dosing for her than pills. |
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Originally Posted By ColtRifle: Yes. Most likely we will have to get them from Alldaychemist in the future. Is ADC working from desktops? I am trying on brave and chrome getting "this site cant be reached". but loads on my cell phone.... |
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Originally Posted By amos1909: What antibiotic is not able to be stored long term? I know one becomes toxic over time. Is it Sulfameth/Trimethoprim? Or is my TBI'ed brain messing up on me again? Doxy okay for long term? I am allergic to nearly every other antibiotic out there. The old skewl thought used to be "Tetracycline breaks down into a poison" after a few years. I don't think that's correct, probably harder on your liver and organs but definitely not poison i.e, your going to die shortly after. Doxycycline I take "older" doxy fairly regularly for sinus infections with no issues. The "stay out of the sun" thing is more for kids. |
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Originally Posted By amos1909: What antibiotic is not able to be stored long term? I know one becomes toxic over time. Is it Sulfameth/Trimethoprim? Or is my TBI'ed brain messing up on me again? Doxy okay for long term? I am allergic to nearly every other antibiotic out there. https://www.goodrx.com/drugs/safety/expired-medications https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11117793/ |
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Originally Posted By Lowdown3: The old skewl thought used to be "Tetracycline breaks down into a poison" after a few years. I don't think that's correct, probably harder on your liver and organs but definitely not poison i.e, your going to die shortly after. Doxycycline I take "older" doxy fairly regularly for sinus infections with no issues. The "stay out of the sun" thing is more for kids. Originally Posted By ColtRifle: https://www.goodrx.com/drugs/safety/expired-medications https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11117793/ Thank you both!!! |
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