Ivermectin
Ivermectin – Available in Tennessee
Human-grade ivermectin is available at Trousdale Pharmacy through a Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement. This means you can obtain it without a patient-specific prescription, with our pharmacists providing safe dispensing, counseling, and coordination with authorized prescribers to ensure proper dosing and follow-up.
Available for COVID-19 treatment and other approved uses in our protoco
Personalized weight-based dosing (0.2–0.6 mg/kg) – take with food for best absorption
Ongoing pharmacist support for safe and effective use
Used for skin conditions such as scabies, lice, and rosacea
For adults 18+, not pregnant or breastfeeding
Personalized Ivermectin Therapy
CUSTOM COMPOUNDING, LOCAL CARE
Fast Turnaround From Our Hartsville Team
Trousdale Pharmacy compounds human-grade ivermectin right here in Middle Tennessee. Under our Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement, you can obtain ivermectin without a patient-specific prescription. Our pharmacists provide safe dispensing, personalized dosing, and clear counseling for every patient.
Easy-to-swallow capsules for human use
Weight-based dosing and ingredients matched to your needs
Hartsville pharmacist support with every order and follow-up care
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Cost-Effectiveness
Compounded ivermectin from Trousdale Pharmacy is more affordable than many commercially available alternatives, offering a cost-effective solution for your needs without sacrificing quality or safety.
Simplified Dosing
With our pharmacist-prepared ivermectin, most patients only need to take a single capsule per day—no more juggling multiple pills—making your regimen easier and more convenient.
Safer Than Overseas or Veterinary Formulations
Our ivermectin is compounded in licensed U.S. pharmacies to pharmaceutical-grade standards, helping you avoid the risks associated with overseas or veterinary products that may not meet the same quality requirements.
U.S.-Compounded Ivermectin vs. Cheap Foreign Ivermectin
Ivermectin Compounded in the U.S. by Trousdale Pharmacy
- Sourced from FDA-registered suppliers; compounded in a state-licensed, board-inspected facility
- Lot-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) available
- Made in Tennessee to your prescriber's exact strength and formula
- Human-grade capsules with pharmacist counseling and interaction checks
- Fast, reliable fulfillment with local delivery or pickup
- Secure records, refill coordination, and prior-authorization support
Cheap Foreign Ivermectin (China/India)
- Mass-produced with unknown ingredient sources; often no third-party COA
- No U.S. oversight or state board compliance
- Delivery can be delayed for weeks and may be seized by customs
- Higher risk of counterfeit or contaminated products and wrong strengths
- Frequently packaged for animals unsafe for human therapy
- No pharmacist counseling, interaction review, or integrated records
Explore Our Ivermectin-Based COVID-19 Support Services
Current evidence for ivermectin in COVID-19 remains under active study. Regulatory authorities advise using it only within approved clinical protocols.
Virus Targeting Mechanism
Cell-culture work shows ivermectin can disrupt the virus’s life-cycle, although the doses used in vitro exceed standard human levels.
- Blocks importin α/β-mediated nuclear transport required by several RNA viruses.
- Binds viral helicase and polymerase domains, hindering RNA replication steps.
- Reduced SARS-CoV-2 viral load in lab assays within 48 hours of exposure.
Inflammation Reduction
Beyond antiviral potential, ivermectin may temper the excessive immune response linked to severe disease.
- Down-regulates pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6 and TNF-α in animal models.
- Promotes an anti-inflammatory macrophage phenotype, limiting tissue damage.
- May help mitigate cytokine-storm-related lung injury—clinical relevance still unclear.
Safety Profile
In decades of antiparasitic use, billions of doses have shown a favourable safety record when taken as directed.
- Most reactions are mild and transient—e.g., dizziness, pruritus, mild nausea.
- Serious neuro-toxicity is rare and often linked to excessive or veterinary-grade dosing.
- Use cautiously with strong CYP3A4 inhibitors or significant liver impairment.
Preventive Uses
Multiple trials are evaluating weekly or monthly dosing for pre-exposure prophylaxis; results are mixed and not yet definitive.
- Some observational studies report lower infection rates among regularly dosed healthcare workers.
- Randomized trials have produced conflicting results—larger, blinded studies are ongoing.
- Until high-quality data emerge, authorities limit prophylactic use to research settings.
Symptom Treatment Effectiveness
Clinical trials show heterogeneous outcomes; timing of administration appears critical.
- Some early-treatment studies suggest shorter symptom duration and faster viral clearance.
- Large RCTs (e.g., TOGETHER, ACTIV-6) have not confirmed a significant reduction in hospitalization.
- Ongoing meta-analyses continue to assess dose, timing, and patient-risk stratification.
Virus Targeting Mechanism
Cell-culture work shows ivermectin can disrupt the virus’s life-cycle, although the doses used in vitro exceed standard human levels.
- Blocks importin α/β-mediated nuclear transport required by several RNA viruses.
- Binds viral helicase and polymerase domains, hindering RNA replication steps.
- Reduced SARS-CoV-2 viral load in lab assays within 48 hours of exposure.
Inflammation Reduction
Beyond antiviral potential, ivermectin may temper the excessive immune response linked to severe disease.
- Down-regulates pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6 and TNF-α in animal models.
- Promotes an anti-inflammatory macrophage phenotype, limiting tissue damage.
- May help mitigate cytokine-storm-related lung injury—clinical relevance still unclear.
Safety Profile
In decades of antiparasitic use, billions of doses have shown a favourable safety record when taken as directed.
- Most reactions are mild and transient—e.g., dizziness, pruritus, mild nausea.
- Serious neuro-toxicity is rare and often linked to excessive or veterinary-grade dosing.
- Use cautiously with strong CYP3A4 inhibitors or significant liver impairment.
Preventive Uses
Multiple trials are evaluating weekly or monthly dosing for pre-exposure prophylaxis; results are mixed and not yet definitive.
- Some observational studies report lower infection rates among regularly dosed healthcare workers.
- Randomized trials have produced conflicting results—larger, blinded studies are ongoing.
- Until high-quality data emerge, authorities limit prophylactic use to research settings.
Symptom Treatment Effectiveness
Clinical trials show heterogeneous outcomes; timing of administration appears critical.
- Some early-treatment studies suggest shorter symptom duration and faster viral clearance.
- Large RCTs (e.g., TOGETHER, ACTIV-6) have not confirmed a significant reduction in hospitalization.
- Ongoing meta-analyses continue to assess dose, timing, and patient-risk stratification.
Please Note:
Ivermectin is being studied for a variety of potential uses. While the FDA has not authorized or approved ivermectin for these specific purposes, licensed healthcare providers in Tennessee may dispense it under established protocols when they determine it is appropriate for a patient’s care.
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Frequently asked questions
We understand that you may have questions. Below are some of the most common inquiries we receive. If you need further assistance, reach out!
No. In Tennessee, our pharmacists can dispense human-grade ivermectin without a patient-specific prescription through a Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement. You can call us at (615) 680-3460 to learn more.
In the U.S., ivermectin is FDA-approved for certain parasitic infections (e.g., strongyloidiasis, onchocerciasis). While not FDA-approved for COVID-19, licensed healthcare providers in Tennessee may dispense it for other uses under established protocols.
Yes. We prepare human-grade capsules in strengths matched to your needs, following pharmacist screening and dosing protocols. Veterinary products are never used.
Our pharmacists calculate a personalized, weight-based dose (0.2–0.6 mg/kg), review your current medications for interactions, and provide counseling on the best way to take it for optimal absorption.
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