About This Site
What this site is
IvermectinReport.com is an independent consumer reference about ivermectin in the United States. It explains where the drug can legally be obtained, what prescription and over-the-counter forms exist, what those forms typically cost, and what US regulators — primarily the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) — have said about them.
We write for people who are trying to answer access and legality questions: whether a prescription is required, what a licensed pharmacy is allowed to dispense, how veterinary formulations differ from human ones, why some products are sold without a prescription and others are not, and what the law actually says in the US.
What this site is not
- We do not sell, ship, import, or broker any medication.
- We are not a pharmacy, a telehealth service, a prescriber, or a compounding facility.
- We do not take orders, hold inventory, or connect readers to sellers.
- We are not affiliated with the FDA, the CDC, or any other government agency, and we do not speak for them. Where we describe an agency position, we cite the agency's own published material.
What we deliberately do not publish
Some topics are off the table because we are not in a position to handle them responsibly:
- No dosing instructions for off-label use. We may report the dosing listed on an FDA-approved label, attributed to that label. We do not calculate, suggest, or extrapolate doses for any unapproved purpose.
- No treatment claims. We do not state or imply that ivermectin treats or prevents COVID-19 or any condition for which it is not approved.
- No workarounds. We do not explain how to obtain prescription drugs without a prescription, how to use veterinary products in humans, or how to import drugs in ways that conflict with US law.
- No individualized advice. We cannot tell you whether a drug is appropriate for you. That is a conversation for a licensed clinician.
How articles are produced
Drafts on this site are prepared with AI assistance. Every draft is then reviewed by a human editor before publication. The editor checks claims against primary sources — FDA labeling, agency guidance, published pricing data, and state or federal law — and removes anything that cannot be sourced. Pages carry a "last reviewed" date. Our full process, sourcing rules, and correction workflow are set out in our editorial policy.
How the site is funded
This site is supported by advertising and, on some pages, affiliate links. If a page contains affiliate links, that is disclosed on the page itself.
Two rules govern this:
- Advertisers and affiliate partners have no input into what we cover, how we rank or describe options, or what we conclude. They do not see drafts before publication.
- We do not accept payment for favorable coverage, and we do not link to sellers offering prescription drugs without a prescription.
Revenue does not change what a regulator has said, and we will not soften a published FDA position to accommodate a commercial partner.
Who publishes this site
IvermectinReport.com is published independently, from W 10th St NE, Rome, GA 30165. The site has been online since 2026. Editorial responsibility rests with Robert Gala, Editor.
Corrections and contact
If you find an error — a stale price, a misread regulation, a broken citation — tell us and we will check it. Corrections that change the meaning of a page are noted at the foot of that page with the date. Reach us at info@ivermectinreport.com or through our contact page.
Medical disclaimer
The information here is general and educational. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for consultation with a licensed healthcare professional. Do not start, stop, or change any medication based on what you read here.