
Two antiparasitics in a single provider-reviewed plan. Mebendazole widens the coverage ivermectin offers on its own, both dispensed by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and reviewed for your history first.
Billed monthly and auto-refilled, cancel anytime — or prepay 2 months ($299) or 3 months ($449) and save. Includes the provider review, prescription, and discreet 2-day shipping. Clear the quick eligibility check to get started.
Check your eligibilityThe same U.S. pharmacy and provider network behind the high-priced services, offered as a fair monthly plan instead of a four-figure upfront bill.
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your health history and current medications, and approves the protocol only if it is appropriate for you.
Filled by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy, with the prescriber and pharmacy on record for every single order.
Unmarked packaging, tracked 2-day delivery, and a monthly plan you control. Pause or stop whenever you want.
Ivermectin and mebendazole act through different mechanisms. Used together under a provider’s guidance, they cover more ground than either does on its own.
A proven single-agent antiparasitic in a fixed-strength capsule.
Adds a second mechanism for wider antiparasitic coverage in a single monthly plan.
Every plan covers both medications, the provider review, and discreet 2-day shipping. Billed monthly, or prepay once and save.
A 30-day supply of combined 25mg/250mg capsules, compounded by a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy.
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your case and writes your prescription.
Your prescription, your name, and the prescriber and pharmacy license on the label.
Plain, unmarked packaging, tracked, shipped 2-day after approval.
No long-term commitment. Pause or cancel after your first order.
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.
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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, 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.
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.
No. Products made for livestock are not tested or measured for people, and no provider is involved. CLYR provides human-intended medication compounded to a provider-set dose.
Your provider reviews your medical history and the other medications you take, checking for interactions before approving anything.
Most U.S. states. We currently cannot ship to Alaska, Mississippi, Louisiana, or Puerto Rico.
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.
Mebendazole and ivermectin work through different mechanisms, so pairing them can broaden the range of organisms covered. Whether the combination suits you is your provider’s decision.
No. It is a monthly plan you can pause or cancel after your first order, or you can prepay three months at a discount.
If the reviewing provider decides it is not right for you, you are not charged for medication. You only pay once a prescription is written.
Take the two-minute eligibility check and a licensed provider reviews your case, usually within one business day.
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