Hi, I have added the 4 links to the antibiotic lists and how to use then in the description of this video!! Feel free to print them out and keep a copy! Thanks, Nurse Amy
I found this out, when I had abscessed tooth and no insurance. Seeing this video makes me feel more confidant, knowing you and nurse Amy came to the same conclusion I have about Fish Mox. Which is it's the same exact pill as you would get from an RX! Thanks for this Video! I love your website!
Karyn Koop Doxycycline, Metronidazole, Clindamycin, Azithromycin, Ciprofloxacin. All of these are available in fish antibiotics is you want to treat your fish! Thanks, Nurse Amy
AS an RN.....yes....you should try NOT to depend on antibiotics....BUT, many women get UTIs and need antibiotics to cure the UTI or they can and will die from Kidney failure, as the disease worsens and moves up to the kidneys. Gun shot victims will need antibiotics. I believe in PREVENTING death or worsening conditions. Sepsis is running rampant, even today...so is MRSA. My nephew just lost his right leg to sepsis, from his boot rubbing on his outer ankle bone which got infected, he ignored it or just put Newosporin on it....but it got into his blood and thus sepsis....thus lost his leg. Prevention is everything. And there is NO such thing as an accident......accidents ARE preventable by slowing down, not panicking, and using your head.
Dakin's solution is a very reasonable alternative for wounds, especially pressure sores. I'll put together something on it soon. Thanks for your input! Dr. Bones
I live without insurance, and not by choice. A 160 dollar doctor visit is about what I spend on food in an entire month. So being the marginalized American I am, I ordered some fishmox for a tooth abscess. It arrives tomorrow, wish me luck!
Septra or bactrim, common human prescription antibiotics, have always been this same combination of two ingredients. The ingredients and dosages in BirdSulfa are exactly the same as the common human sulfa antibiotic. Thanks, Nurse Amy
ANESTHESIA?? Doc, outstanding video. What can you find out about different forms & strengths of natural "anesthetics"? From local/topical numbing to knocking someone out safely in the event of minor surgery (removal of a bullet, amputation, etc). Thanks. I wish you success & peace to your family.
Do you think you could write up a table of what type of antibiotics you would use, what the fish name is, for what infection you would use it, and the dosages for adults and kids. I know this may be hard but I would really appreciate it.
James Martin I, also, think it is a good idea for the layman to have a chart and a list of various wounds, illnesses, and likely infections which may result. I am also mindful of which symptoms may be caused by a virus, v.s. a bacterial infection. (I know that antibiotics don't help viral illnesses, unless a secondary bacterial infection ensues!) I am fortunate to have a medical technologist-microbiologist as a life partner! I am also fortunate to have worked in hospital lab, ICU, ER, vascular lab, and EKG areas for years. I picked up a little bit of knowledge, and I have a PDR. Regarding such a list of possible infections and treatments, I think I'll just compile one myself, consulting my private M.D., and any other resources I have at hand. I wouldn't ask anyone else to do it for me. I'd rather trust my own research. I am very grateful to Dr. Bones for posting this video. I found it while I was researching this topic and "getting a second opinion", after having seen a similar video by PatriotNurse, whom I greatly admire and trust. I'm going to check out Dr. Bones further, too! He seems to be blessed with common sense! You are responsible for compiling this information. You will learn and retain more vital information if you do the research yourself, and make notes.
Kitty VanDuser Hi Kitty, thanks for the kind words and support. After posting the original article on this topic years ago, I hope that some extra antibiotics in the family medic's supplies might help save a life in a true survival setting. Again, thanks for your input.
Oh and Dr. Bones Nurse Amy thank you guys so much for the books and information! I am prepared in my ways than one now thanks to your information on everything on Gardens to The Medical field....You will save lives
You are so welcome. It is our mission to eduate. We traveled to over 10 conferences to lecture about medical preparedness in 2012. Thanks for the kind comment, you made our day! Nurse Amy
I've obtained quite a few of these on line. I'm sorry if you already mentioned this, but I also compiled a hard copy of the indications, contraindications, dosing, etc for all these that I have as well as others I may have to obtain. It was built up a while ago, but I believe I pulled these off of the FDA's website. It would also be good to REALLY review signs and symptoms that would indicate the use of anti-biotics. Thank you for the videos, they're always awesome and helpful. Thank you.
Well I looked for the files and only found the ones from Wikipedia. These are good for the mechanism of action, and indications, but have nothing on the dosing. I'll continue to look for the ones I pulled off the FDA's site. Like I said, as soon as I pulled them, I turned them into hard copies. To scan all of them, then to send them off would be a task and a half. At least for me. Aside from that, it would be good to supplement your antibiotics with natural anti-virals, bacterials, and fungals like Astragalus, Pau de Arco, and colloidal silver.
visamedic Silver is wonderful! I'm looking into making it. Have saved a bunch of dark glass bottles. I would pay for the copies & mailing of them if that's possible. I ordered the book advertised on here & its supposed to have dosages for humans of the Fish Antibiodics
Thank you dr. Bones I just recently found you and thank you so very much the Information that you're giving me is invaluable Thank you for being that guy that swilling to help
Don't forget Fish Mycin, Erythromycin. You used to be able to buy these by the 100 count at Petsmart, years ago. Now they come in 60 count bottles. Works great. I used to take them when I was younger and without insurance. I did the same with the Fish Flex, Kelfex. I am sulfa allergic, so I've been prescribed those two for years, and you can also get Penicillin and others at Tractor Supply. They have wide range of farm animal drugs there, for sale.
My last experience with penicillin was in 1971 at which time I developed an intense rash. This was with oral penicillin. As a kid I had taken a lot of long acting Procaine Penicillin, injections for routine treatment of strep throat. My guess is that any future use of penicillin or its derivatives could cause an anaphylaxtic situation, particularly if injected rather than taken orally. Which of the various antibiotics available non-prescription would a prepper want to have on hand ? Thank you.
Florida has many disadvantages, mostly associated with the large population. There are, however, various areas inland that are sparsely populated and you have the benefit of more than one growing season. The soil, especially is So. Fla. is substandard, however, and you should amend the soil to make it richer if you have picked out your bug-out location... Dr. Bones
Check Ebay for these antibiotics, some good prices. Last ones i got came with a 6/16 exp date. Lots on UA-cam on how long they will last past that exp date. ThePatriotNurse has a good one. Some 5+ years.
check out my 4 part series on antibiotics on the website at doom and bloom dot net for the info you're seeking. search for "Antibiotics and their uses in collapse medicine" in the search function (upper right on main page) Dr. Bones
injectable versions of antibiotics are useful in some circumstances, but the question is, how much of the antibiotic are you getting per ml and are there other ingredients that make your fur shiny or your fins longer? Dr. Bones
Look at the left side of the website under "expiration dates". You should find the article about expiration dates. We also have a You tube video on our channel with the same name. Thanks, Nurse Amy :-)
Terramycin is excellent for conjunctivitis. Look at the bottle and see if there are any other ingredients than the antibiotic itself. Then check the dosage and see if it matches the doses at drugs.com. I will research it further... Dr. Bones Dr. Bones
Hi all, My apologies for not answering some of these earlier, I thought I would get all of these in my inbox and I guess I'm wrong. Will pay closer attention in the future... Dr. Bones
i know this may seem like a dumb question but with the world going as crazy as it is,it might not be to long before we are in one of those collapse's society so why is there not a safe version of over the counter antibiotics yet,in every tv show which deals with major world collapse ,the first thing pointed out is the lack there of ready available antibiotics in every show is it just really about money for the government,surly by now there would be a legal safe over the counter form for humans.
Just yesterday I talked to friends sister who is a nurse. Amoxicillin is great for low grade infections, ear infections, throat issues and the like. Ampicillin is for more heavy duty work, bad cuts ect. Like you I wanted to make sure I covered all my bases. I bought Amp. 2 to 1 over Amox. Good luck Buddy.
Absolutely. Different antibiotics work better on different types of inflection and you should do research as such to make sure your not wasting the antibiotics trying to figure out what works.
What about vet quality Terramycin for potential eye infections - such as pink eye - in a SHTF situation Doc? I would assume if it's safe for the eyes of dogs, cats and horses, it would be safe for humans if no other options were available.
So my question is this... If you get the fish mox and are in the situation, how much do you take? Is it one pill twice a day for 7 days? If that's the case then 14 pills would do the trick for each infection, so one bottle of 100 would be good for about 7 infections... Correct??
Fish Mox is 250mg, Fish Mox Forte is 500mg. An adult needs 500mg orally three times a day for 7-14 days, depending on the infection. Of course, in normal times with a functioning medical system, call your doctor. Dr.Bones
One important thing to note however...you don't want to buy antibiotics and keep them around for years and years 'just in case'. Most medications slowly lose their effectiveness, and at worst, just won't work, but antibiotics can actually be dangerous when expired.
How do you keep these stored and what is the shelf life on the product , I know there is alway and exp date but can they be used after the exp date if stored properly?
Dr.Bones, could you please comment on best storage methods for these fish antibiotics....would sealing them in 'food saver bags' and keeping in freezer extend their shelf life? Is there a 'best' alternative antibiotic for babies and very young children?
Dry, cool, dark environment is best. Refrigerator is better than the freezer, some meds do not store well in the freezer. Amoxicillin is the common antibiotic given to children and babies, check out our article on antibiotics and their uses for more information. Thanks! Nurse Amy
Dr bones I realize this video is older and you may not be monitoring but I wanted to ask. I have two small boys and both allergic to penicillin so for prepping purposes I have gotten a quantity of tetracycline but this was awhile ago has there been any updates to this topic since your video from publish date
Jeff, Tetracycline, although useful, is a first generation antibiotic and there is significant resistance. A better option in that drug family is doxycycline. Also, azithromycin, clindamycin, metronidazole, and others might be useful in the penicillin-allergic and available in veterinary equivalents. Our new Third Edition of the Survival Medicine Handbook goes over these and others in detail.
thank you SO much! your book is on my list to get, when does the third version come out? I really cant tell you how much better getting this knowledge makes me feel. My boys are young and I worry about them being in these situations. This is the first time ever in my family anyone has been allergic to this important type of medicine you both are a god send!!
Was browsing eBay for BirdSulfa, and found the exact same bottle as the BirdSulfa in the video. However, it has 2 ingredients listed: Sulfamethoxazole 400mg/Trimethoprin 80mg. Would this be the exception to the "single ingredient" policy, or has the formula changed since the video was made?
Well here we go.... my Wife AND I have been taking fish and bird antibiotics for at least a year now and they WORK they're the exact same pills and we've had no issues! I for one am speaking for two....PLEASE PLEASE people do your research as I did for months
You need to avoid the same antibiotics as normal. If your prescribed doxycycline buy those, if your given amoxycillin buy that ect. taking into account the antibiotics your normally prescribed may be the safest indicator.
People take acid, extacy, crystal meth and so on, with no regards to what those drugs are doing to their health ;at least these are beneficial to our health, under abnormal circumstances. Just my opinion.
Read my article on the subject at doom and bloom dot net, "The Truth About Expiration Dates". Just use the search engine on the upper right of the main page.
dark, dry, and cool is the way to go with these meds. Check out our article "The Truth about Expiration Dates" at doom and bloom dot net (search engine on the upper right of the main page)...
Leonard Urban Leonard, these types of infections are so invasive that a combination of 3 intravenous antibiotics are used. Only one of them is available in aquatic form, Fish-Cin (but then again, it's oral and may not be as effective).
This is just plain wrong. The only antibiotic this was true in was Tetracycline, which caused kidney damage when expired. The formulation has sinced changed years ago and there haven't been any recent reports of tetracycline toxicity. Antibiotics and many other medications retain their potency for many years after the expiration dates, according to the Shelf Life Extension Program study performed by the U.S. government. See my article "The Truth About Expiration Dates" on our website.
The pills pretty much the same from what ive looked up.. But to be fair the caution is the fillers may not be the same for people as with animals. Do research
Hi, I have added the 4 links to the antibiotic lists and how to use then in the description of this video!! Feel free to print them out and keep a copy! Thanks, Nurse Amy
I found this out, when I had abscessed tooth and no insurance. Seeing this video makes me feel more confidant, knowing you and nurse Amy came to the same conclusion I have about Fish Mox. Which is it's the same exact pill as you would get from an RX! Thanks for this Video! I love your website!
Learn about fish antibiotic alternatives to Rx antibiotics
I just wonder what an alternative antibiotic to this would be..a lot people allergic to amoxicillin..?? Great post
Karyn Koop Doxycycline, Metronidazole, Clindamycin, Azithromycin, Ciprofloxacin. All of these are available in fish antibiotics is you want to treat your fish! Thanks, Nurse Amy
AS an RN.....yes....you should try NOT to depend on antibiotics....BUT, many women get UTIs and need antibiotics to cure the UTI or they can and will die from Kidney failure, as the disease worsens and moves up to the kidneys. Gun shot victims will need antibiotics. I believe in PREVENTING death or worsening conditions. Sepsis is running rampant, even today...so is MRSA. My nephew just lost his right leg to sepsis, from his boot rubbing on his outer ankle bone which got infected, he ignored it or just put Newosporin on it....but it got into his blood and thus sepsis....thus lost his leg. Prevention is everything. And there is NO such thing as an accident......accidents ARE preventable by slowing down, not panicking, and using your head.
My grandfather never went to the doctor, he went to the vet. He'd get antibiotics for horses. Might be something y'all would want to research. 😉
Thanks Toni Blake, We really appreciate your support. We both work hard every single day to teach medical preparedness. Be safe, Nurse Amy :-)
Dakin's solution is a very reasonable alternative for wounds, especially pressure sores.
I'll put together something on it soon. Thanks for your input!
Dr. Bones
I live without insurance, and not by choice. A 160 dollar doctor visit is about what I spend on food in an entire month. So being the marginalized American I am, I ordered some fishmox for a tooth abscess. It arrives tomorrow, wish me luck!
Septra or bactrim, common human prescription antibiotics, have always been this same combination of two ingredients. The ingredients and dosages in BirdSulfa are exactly the same as the common human sulfa antibiotic. Thanks, Nurse Amy
ANESTHESIA??
Doc, outstanding video. What can you find out about different forms & strengths of natural "anesthetics"? From local/topical numbing to knocking someone out safely in the event of minor surgery (removal of a bullet, amputation, etc).
Thanks. I wish you success & peace to your family.
Thank you so much Dr. Bones, for the life skills you give us. God bless you and your family !
Do you think you could write up a table of what type of antibiotics you would use, what the fish name is, for what infection you would use it, and the dosages for adults and kids.
I know this may be hard but I would really appreciate it.
Hi James! That is a great idea. We do have a lot of information on our website, but it takes some time to go through the articles. Thanks, Dr. Bones
James Martin I, also, think it is a good idea for the layman to have a chart and a list of various wounds, illnesses, and likely infections which may result. I am also mindful of which symptoms may be caused by a virus, v.s. a bacterial infection. (I know that antibiotics don't help viral illnesses, unless a secondary bacterial infection ensues!) I am fortunate to have a medical technologist-microbiologist as a life partner! I am also fortunate to have worked in hospital lab, ICU, ER, vascular lab, and EKG areas for years. I picked up a little bit of knowledge, and I have a PDR. Regarding such a list of possible infections and treatments, I think I'll just compile one myself, consulting my private M.D., and any other resources I have at hand. I wouldn't ask anyone else to do it for me. I'd rather trust my own research. I am very grateful to Dr. Bones for posting this video. I found it while I was researching this topic and "getting a second opinion", after having seen a similar video by PatriotNurse, whom I greatly admire and trust. I'm going to check out Dr. Bones further, too! He seems to be blessed with common sense! You are responsible for compiling this information. You will learn and retain more vital information if you do the research yourself, and make notes.
Kitty VanDuser Hi Kitty, thanks for the kind words and support. After posting the original article on this topic years ago, I hope that some extra antibiotics in the family medic's supplies might help save a life in a true survival setting. Again, thanks for your input.
Oh and Dr. Bones Nurse Amy thank you guys so much for the books and information! I am prepared in my ways than one now thanks to your information on everything on Gardens to The Medical field....You will save lives
You are so welcome. It is our mission to eduate. We traveled to over 10 conferences to lecture about medical preparedness in 2012. Thanks for the kind comment, you made our day! Nurse Amy
So do you have to drink all the water in the tank? LOL!
+mkmason2002 LOL!! That would be a feat! Thanks for the comment, you gave us a good laugh!! Be safe, Nurse Amy :-)
I've obtained quite a few of these on line. I'm sorry if you already mentioned this, but I also compiled a hard copy of the indications, contraindications, dosing, etc for all these that I have as well as others I may have to obtain. It was built up a while ago, but I believe I pulled these off of the FDA's website. It would also be good to REALLY review signs and symptoms that would indicate the use of anti-biotics. Thank you for the videos, they're always awesome and helpful. Thank you.
visamedic could you email your list?? I'm trying to compose one now & it's not easy!
Well I looked for the files and only found the ones from Wikipedia. These are good for the mechanism of action, and indications, but have nothing on the dosing. I'll continue to look for the ones I pulled off the FDA's site. Like I said, as soon as I pulled them, I turned them into hard copies. To scan all of them, then to send them off would be a task and a half. At least for me. Aside from that, it would be good to supplement your antibiotics with natural anti-virals, bacterials, and fungals like Astragalus, Pau de Arco, and colloidal silver.
visamedic Silver is wonderful! I'm looking into making it. Have saved a bunch of dark glass bottles. I would pay for the copies & mailing of them if that's possible. I ordered the book advertised on here & its supposed to have dosages for humans of the Fish Antibiodics
Thank you dr. Bones I just recently found you
and thank you so very much the Information that you're giving me is invaluable Thank you for being that guy that swilling to help
New viewer here. Also a Paramedic. Great video. You should do a report on Dakin's solution. My wife is currently using it on an open surgical wound.
Don't forget Fish Mycin, Erythromycin. You used to be able to buy these by the 100 count at Petsmart, years ago. Now they come in 60 count bottles. Works great. I used to take them when I was younger and without insurance. I did the same with the Fish Flex, Kelfex. I am sulfa allergic, so I've been prescribed those two for years, and you can also get Penicillin and others at Tractor Supply. They have wide range of farm animal drugs there, for sale.
New subscriber. Great info! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for everyone.
God Bless you both. Thank you.
Thanks for the information. BTW, all 4 links, above, are "broken".
What a great video. Plan to order the book. Thanks very much.
+Winston Smith Thanks so much Winston! We appreciate the feedback and comment from you. Please let us know if you have any questions, Nurse Amy :-)
My last experience with penicillin was in 1971 at which time I developed an intense rash. This was with oral penicillin. As a kid I had taken a lot of long acting Procaine Penicillin, injections for routine treatment of strep throat. My guess is that any future use of penicillin or its derivatives could cause an anaphylaxtic situation, particularly if injected rather than taken orally. Which of the various antibiotics available non-prescription would a prepper want to have on hand ? Thank you.
Thanks for the wealth of information!!
Great video. This is information most people need.
Florida has many disadvantages, mostly associated with the large population. There are, however, various areas inland that are sparsely populated and you have the benefit of more than one growing season. The soil, especially is So. Fla. is substandard, however, and you should amend the soil to make it richer if you have picked out your bug-out location...
Dr. Bones
Fantastic! Cleared up a ton of questions!
excellent info
Thanks doc for your valued info on this.
Thank you so much Dr Bones!
Different antibiotics for different infection? Such as bacterial or viral
If fish cycline is doxycycline that is very good to have as thats what they treat lymes disease with.
Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks Matt! We appreciate the feedback and comment! Please let us know if you have any suggestions for us. Be safe and healthy, Nurse Amy :-)
Check Ebay for these antibiotics, some good prices. Last ones i got came with a 6/16 exp date. Lots on UA-cam on how long they will last past that exp date. ThePatriotNurse has a good one. Some 5+ years.
great job dr. bones! thanks
where on doom bloom do u have a list of the meds
check out my 4 part series on antibiotics on the website at doom and bloom dot net for the info you're seeking. search for "Antibiotics and their uses in collapse medicine" in the search function (upper right on main page)
Dr. Bones
injectable versions of antibiotics are useful in some circumstances, but the question is, how much of the antibiotic are you getting per ml and are there other ingredients that make your fur shiny or your fins longer?
Dr. Bones
Look at the left side of the website under "expiration dates". You should find the article about expiration dates. We also have a You tube video on our channel with the same name. Thanks,
Nurse Amy :-)
not if but when tshtf, this is important to know,
Terramycin is excellent for conjunctivitis. Look at the bottle and see if there are any other ingredients than the antibiotic itself. Then check the dosage and see if it matches the doses at drugs.com. I will research it further...
Dr. Bones
Dr. Bones
Can you discuss why different antibiotics are prescribed for different reasons, and when to NOT take an antibiotic?
Hi all,
My apologies for not answering some of these earlier, I thought I would get all of these in my inbox and I guess I'm wrong. Will pay closer attention in the future...
Dr. Bones
question: is there a resource or medical book or publication that explains and/or details the dosages recommended for antibiotics?
i know this may seem like a dumb question but with the world going as crazy as it is,it might not be to long before we are in one of those collapse's society so why is there not a safe version of over the counter antibiotics yet,in every tv show which deals with major world collapse ,the first thing pointed out is the lack there of ready available antibiotics in every show is it just really about money for the government,surly by now there would be a legal safe over the counter form for humans.
I have a question. I have 100 capsules of amoxicilllin. Fish of course. Do I want to diversify my types of antibiotics and get different kinds?
Just yesterday I talked to friends sister who is a nurse. Amoxicillin is great for low grade infections, ear infections, throat issues and the like. Ampicillin is for more heavy duty work, bad cuts ect. Like you I wanted to make sure I covered all my bases. I bought Amp. 2 to 1 over Amox. Good luck Buddy.
how do u get ampicillin
Absolutely. Different antibiotics work better on different types of inflection and you should do research as such to make sure your not wasting the antibiotics trying to figure out what works.
Could you address the expiration dates of these medicines?
Dr. Bones,
What stashable alternatives would you suggest for indocin and allopurinol for the treatment of my gout?
Wow just wow......
What about vet quality Terramycin for potential eye infections - such as pink eye - in a SHTF situation Doc? I would assume if it's safe for the eyes of dogs, cats and horses, it would be safe for humans if no other options were available.
So my question is this... If you get the fish mox and are in the situation, how much do you take?
Is it one pill twice a day for 7 days?
If that's the case then 14 pills would do the trick for each infection, so one bottle of 100 would be good for about 7 infections...
Correct??
Fish Mox is 250mg, Fish Mox Forte is 500mg. An adult needs 500mg orally three times a day for 7-14 days, depending on the infection. Of course, in normal times with a functioning medical system, call your doctor. Dr.Bones
As in do they typically come with a one year, two year, or five-year expiration?
One important thing to note however...you don't want to buy antibiotics and keep them around for years and years 'just in case'. Most medications slowly lose their effectiveness, and at worst, just won't work, but antibiotics can actually be dangerous when expired.
Thanks Doc, subbed
What is the shelf span ?
How do you keep these stored and what is the shelf life on the product , I know there is alway and exp date but can they be used after the exp date if stored properly?
Dr.Bones, could you please comment on best storage methods for these fish antibiotics....would sealing them in 'food saver bags' and keeping in freezer extend their shelf life? Is there a 'best' alternative antibiotic for babies and very young children?
Dry, cool, dark environment is best. Refrigerator is better than the freezer, some meds do not store well in the freezer. Amoxicillin is the common antibiotic given to children and babies, check out our article on antibiotics and their uses for more information. Thanks! Nurse Amy
+DrBones NurseAmy Links don't seem to work. Can you advise how to obtain that information?
wow. thanks!
ty
Dr bones I realize this video is older and you may not be monitoring but I wanted to ask. I have two small boys and both allergic to penicillin so for prepping purposes I have gotten a quantity of tetracycline but this was awhile ago has there been any updates to this topic since your video from publish date
Jeff, Tetracycline, although useful, is a first generation antibiotic and there is significant resistance. A better option in that drug family is doxycycline. Also, azithromycin, clindamycin, metronidazole, and others might be useful in the penicillin-allergic and available in veterinary equivalents. Our new Third Edition of the Survival Medicine Handbook goes over these and others in detail.
thank you SO much! your book is on my list to get, when does the third version come out? I really cant tell you how much better getting this knowledge makes me feel. My boys are young and I worry about them being in these situations. This is the first time ever in my family anyone has been allergic to this important type of medicine you both are a god send!!
Was browsing eBay for BirdSulfa, and found the exact same bottle as the BirdSulfa in the video. However, it has 2 ingredients listed: Sulfamethoxazole 400mg/Trimethoprin 80mg. Would this be the exception to the "single ingredient" policy, or has the formula changed since the video was made?
How long do these antibiotics typically last before they expire?
why no fish pen forte? penicillin didn't see it on your list
Well here we go.... my Wife AND I have been taking fish and bird antibiotics for at least a year now and they WORK they're the exact same pills and we've had no issues! I for one am speaking for two....PLEASE PLEASE people do your research as I did for months
Wow great stuff
how long can an antibiotic last? i went to ur website & couldn't find it?
All of the links in the description are dead.
What about GG 848?
Don't know what that is, other than the marking on some forms of amoxicillin...
What about a person like me who is allergic to PCN?
You need to avoid the same antibiotics as normal. If your prescribed doxycycline buy those, if your given amoxycillin buy that ect. taking into account the antibiotics your normally prescribed may be the safest indicator.
People take acid, extacy, crystal meth and so on, with no regards to what those drugs are doing to their health ;at least these are beneficial to our health, under abnormal circumstances. Just my opinion.
Read my article on the subject at doom and bloom dot net, "The Truth About Expiration Dates". Just use the search engine on the upper right of the main page.
dark, dry, and cool is the way to go with these meds. Check out our article "The Truth about Expiration Dates" at doom and bloom dot net (search engine on the upper right of the main page)...
Are any fish antibiotics suitable for flesh eating infections?
Leonard Urban Leonard, these types of infections are so invasive that a combination of 3 intravenous antibiotics are used. Only one of them is available in aquatic form, Fish-Cin (but then again, it's oral and may not be as effective).
This is just plain wrong. The only antibiotic this was true in was Tetracycline, which caused kidney damage when expired. The formulation has sinced changed years ago and there haven't been any recent reports of tetracycline toxicity. Antibiotics and many other medications retain their potency for many years after the expiration dates, according to the Shelf Life Extension Program study performed by the U.S. government. See my article "The Truth About Expiration Dates" on our website.
links are no good
Yuck! google FISH-MOX, I have checked the pills against drugs dot com's photos of the human versions, and they are the same pill.
Same drug but not necessarily same fillers
The pills pretty much the same from what ive looked up.. But to be fair the caution is the fillers may not be the same for people as with animals. Do research