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1 HN user recommended this in 2018, in one comment.
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1 HN user recommended this in 2018, in one comment.
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> Amoxicillin is often free at grocery store pharmacies. This has to be an exaggeration.
You're right. IF the gatekeeper (read: primary care physician) prescribes the drugs, they are cheap or free.
Do you know how much a doctor visit is?
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EDIT: because of braindead HN throttling, responding to you tptacek
I've been there, where I didn't have $20 in my pocket, let alone $100. So have others.
I found this https://www.amazon.com/AmoxFin-500MG-50CT/dp/B077GGQH72/ref=...
"Great product with quick delivery. My fish felt better without having to go to the doctor."
"Everyone healthy now. No need to take the fish to the doctor. Male angelfish learned a good lesson and now healthy again. Great Product."
"Same pill markings as the real ones the fish doctor gives me (only 1 ingredient). Saved me a $300 visit to the fish practitioner who owns his own chain of upscale fish clinics. Who needs single payer? I have amazon PRIME, baby."
"This is exactly what the “Vet” would prescribe. The pills match the correct color and code for the right stuff needed to treat bacterial infection for “fish”."