Provider-prescribed ivermectin, on its own, or paired with mebendazole for broader coverage. Both are prescription protocols, dispensed only after a licensed U.S. provider reviews your intake and decides they are appropriate for you.
Same provider review, same licensed U.S. pharmacy, same discreet shipping. The difference is how many mechanisms you want working for you.
30 Caps · or $259 for 90 Caps
30 Caps · or $379 for 90 Caps
30 Caps · or $379 for 90 Caps
| Plan | Ivermectin 18mg | Ivermectin 30mg | Ivermectin + Mebendazole |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Caps (one-time) | $99 | $139 | $139 |
| 60 Caps | $179 | $259 | $259 |
| 90 Caps | $259 ($86/mo) | $379 ($126/mo) | $379 ($126/mo) |
| You save (vs. 3 cleanses) | $38 | $38 | $38 |
| Medications | Ivermectin | Ivermectin | Ivermectin + Mebendazole |
| Dosing | 18 mg capsules | 30 mg capsules | 25 mg / 250 mg capsules |
| Coverage | Single mechanism | Single mechanism | Dual mechanism |
| Shipment | All capsules at once | All capsules at once | All capsules at once |
| Provider review | Included | Included | Included |
| Shipping | Discreet, 2-3 day express | Discreet, 2-3 day express | Discreet, 2-3 day express |
| Commitment | No commitment | No commitment | No commitment |
Ivermectin and mebendazole act through different mechanisms. Used together under a provider’s guidance, they cover more ground than either does on its own. Whether the combination suits you is your provider’s decision.
A proven single-agent antiparasitic, compounded and provider-dosed.
Adds a second mechanism for wider antiparasitic coverage in a single one-time protocol.
The same U.S. pharmacy and provider network behind the high-priced services, offered as a fair one-time purchase instead of a four-figure upfront bill.
A licensed U.S. provider looks at your weight, history, and current medications, then sets a dose that fits your situation specifically.
Filled by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy, with the prescriber and pharmacy on record for every single order.
Unmarked packaging, tracked 2-3 day delivery, and a one-time purchase, no subscription, no auto-renew.
A forum post and an offshore website can’t tell you who made your medication or whether the dose is right. Here is what is behind yours.
Filled by a state-licensed 503A pharmacy here in the U.S.
Prescribed only after a licensed U.S. provider reviews your case.
Your dose, your name, the prescriber and pharmacy on the label.
Prepared and verified by the pharmacy, then sealed for delivery.
Plenty of places will sell you ivermectin. Most can’t tell you what is actually in it. Here is what we would steer you away from, and what we do instead.
Listed on big retailers or social shops as a supplement, these never touch a pharmacy, so no one can confirm the molecule, the strength, or the purity.
No U.S. provider signed off, no visibility into how it was made, and a real chance the package is stopped at the border.
Made and measured for livestock, not people. No human testing, no prescriber, and no one accountable if the dose is wrong.
A licensed U.S. provider writes the prescription, a licensed 503A pharmacy fills it to your exact dose, and it ships labeled for you. Every step is tied to a real, accountable name.
A few short medical questions, about two minutes, and nothing to pay to begin.
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your answers and, if it is appropriate, writes your prescription.
Filled by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and shipped to your door in plain packaging, tracked 2-day.
Ivermectin alone is a proven single-agent antiparasitic. Adding mebendazole introduces a second mechanism for broader coverage. Which one fits you is ultimately your reviewing provider’s decision based on your history.
Yes. A licensed U.S. provider reviews your case and writes the prescription, which a licensed 503A pharmacy compounds and labels for you. It is not a supplement or a generic mail-order product.
Marketplace and offshore sellers operate without a U.S. provider or pharmacy on record, so there is no reliable way to know what you are taking or at what strength. With CLYR, a named provider and a licensed U.S. pharmacy stand behind every order.
Mebendazole is intended for human use and has a long track record, and a licensed U.S. pharmacy can compound it to a precise dose. Fenbendazole is an animal product with no human approval, so our pharmacy works with mebendazole.
It is based on your medical history and the other medications you take, which your provider reviews for interactions before approving anything.
All 50 U.S. states.
No. Each order is one-time, no subscription, no auto-renew. Most patients grab a 30 Caps bottle for a monthly cleanse, or save with 60 or 90 Caps shipped at once. Repurchase anytime.
You pay at checkout, and if the reviewing provider decides the treatment is not right for you, we refund you in full. You are never left paying for medication you were not approved for.
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