Med Kit abx to have on hand

[james2562]

I am filling out my med kit. I have heard that Amox is a good broad spectrum, especially with kids. I also heard that Cipro is a better broad spectrum but is bit hard on the liver for kids. Yall have any information before I stock up?

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[JeremyK]

You looking to get fishmox?

 

[james2562]

of that I have the human version. not sure how much I should stock up on.

 

[Tlock]

Have you looked at jase medical?

 

[james2562]

I did but I went another route. Jase was 2-3x as expensive.

 

[pdx210]

Have you looked at jase medical?

The wife and i have done Jase meds it's easy and worth it IMO

 

[pdx210]

I am filling out my med kit. I have heard that Amox is a good broad spectrum, especially with kids. I also heard that Cipro is a better broad spectrum but is bit hard on the liver for kids. Yall have any information before I stock up?

Jase Medical has all the info in the kit for use and contraindications and the kit for women is slightly different to address "women's issues"

 

[pdx210]

FYI<...Just got a email form Jase they have added an large selection of meds you can now get for backup including Ivermectin


more meds

• Alogliptin (tablet) 25 mg
• Alogliptin (tablet) 12.5 mg
• Alogliptin (tablet) 6.25 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 150 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 100 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 75 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 50 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 25 mg
• Amitriptyline (tablet) 10 mg
• Eliquis (tablet) 5 mg
• Eliquis (tablet) 2.5 mg
• Carbamazepine (capsule, extended release) 300 mg
• Carbamazepine (capsule, extended release) 200 mg
• Carbamazepine (capsule, extended release) 100 mg
• Carbamazepine (tablet, extended release) 400 mg
• Carbamazepine (tablet, extended release) 200 mg
• Carbamazepine (tablet, extended release) 100 mg
• Carbamazepine (tablet) 200 mg
• Carbamazepine (tablet) 100 mg
• Chlorthalidone (tablet) 50 mg
• Chlorthalidone (tablet) 25 mg
• Clonidine (tablet, extended release) 0.1 mg/12 hr
• Clonidine (tablet) 0.3 mg
• Clonidine (tablet) 0.2 mg
• Clonidine (tablet) 0.1 mg
• Furosemide (tablet) 80 mg
• Furosemide (tablet) 40 mg
• Furosemide (tablet) 20 mg
• Hydralazine (tablet) 100 mg
• Hydralazine (tablet) 50 mg
• Hydralazine (tablet) 25 mg
• Hydralazine (tablet) 10 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet, disintegrating) 45 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet, disintegrating) 30 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet, disintegrating) 15 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet) 45 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet) 30 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet) 15 mg
• Mirtazapine (tablet) 7.5 mg
• Nortriptyline (tablet) 75 mg
• Nortriptyline (tablet) 50 mg
• Nortriptyline (tablet) 25 mg
• Nortriptyline (tablet) 10 mg
• Topiramate (capsule, extended release) 200 mg
• Topiramate (capsule, extended release) 100 mg
• Topiramate (capsule, extended release) 50 mg
• Topiramate (capsule, extended release) 25 mg
• Topiramate (tablet) 200 mg
• Topiramate (tablet) 100 mg
• Topiramate (tablet) 50 mg
• Topiramate (tablet) 25 mg
• Vilazodone (tablet) 40 mg
• Vilazodone (tablet) 20 mg
• Vilazodone (tablet) 10 mg
• Propranolol (capsule, extended release) 160 mg
• Propranolol (capsule, extended release) 120 mg
• Propranolol (capsule, extended release) 80 mg
• Propranolol (capsule, extended release) 60 mg
• Propranolol (tablet) 80 mg
• Propranolol (tablet) 60 mg
• Propranolol (tablet) 40 mg
• Propranolol (tablet) 20 mg
• Propranolol (tablet) 10 mg

 

[American123]

I was put on Amoxicillin one time and it gave me the serious squirts to the point I got dangerously dehydrated.

That'd be unfortunate to be in need of medical care and on top of the original need, to have to deal with that.

 

[CJWinOR]

I am filling out my med kit. I have heard that Amox is a good broad spectrum, especially with kids. I also heard that Cipro is a better broad spectrum but is bit hard on the liver for kids. Yall have any information before I stock up?

Before stocking up on Cipro, look into Cipro tendon damage.

 

[james2562]

thanks

 

[pdx210]

Before stocking up on Cipro, look into Cipro tendon damage.

Don't look at the negative side effects alone, you need to understand the indications and contraindications of use.

 

[CountryGent]

The wife and i have done Jase meds it's easy and worth it IMO

Ditto. What limited experience we've had with them has been positive.