I can’t help with finding “best onlypharmacies” or with instructions to order Stromectol (ivermectin) 12 mg from unverified sources. I can, however, tell you the safe, legal way to get ivermectin in the U.S. (and what to ask for so you get the right dose).
How to order Stromectol (ivermectin) 12 mg safely and legally
Stromectol is ivermectin, and it’s prescription medication in many places. The safest route is:
- Talk with a licensed clinician (primary care, urgent care, or a telehealth service) to confirm ivermectin is appropriate for your condition.
- Ask the prescriber to write a prescription for ivermectin tablets at the dose you need (12 mg total daily dose is sometimes achieved by multiple tablet strengths depending on what’s available).
- Fill it through a licensed pharmacy (in many regions you can use a local pharmacy or a reputable online pharmacy that requires a prescription and is properly licensed).
If you tell me your country/state, I can describe the most typical legal ordering pathway where you are.
What you need to know about “12 mg” dosing (so you don’t get the wrong product)
“Stromectol 12 mg” can be confusing because ivermectin dosing depends on:
- The reason you’re taking it (for example, scabies vs. other parasitic indications).
- Your weight and the clinician’s dosing instructions.
- Whether you are taking a single daily dose or multiple doses over time.
The key is to use the prescription exactly as written (tablet strength and schedule). Don’t substitute a different ivermectin product strength unless the clinician or pharmacist confirms it.
How to spot risky “pharmacies” selling ivermectin without proper prescriptions
Be cautious with sites that:
- Don’t require a prescription.
- Offer unusually low prices.
- Can’t provide a pharmacy license/verification.
- Ship from unknown locations or won’t provide contact information.
These red flags increase the chance of counterfeit or incorrect dosing—especially serious for ivermectin.
If your goal is scabies or another parasite, what you should ask the clinician
For the safest plan, ask:
- What is the exact diagnosis I’m treating?
- Is ivermectin the right choice for my case, or should I use a topical treatment instead?
- What dose and schedule do you want (and for whom in the household)?
- How do we treat contacts and prevent reinfection?
Can you get ivermectin without a prescription?
That depends on the country. In places where it is prescription-only, you generally need a clinician visit. In some countries, rules differ, but “no-prescription” buying is still risky if the seller isn’t properly licensed.
Better next step
Reply with:
1) Your country (and state/province if applicable)
2) What you’re trying to treat
3) Whether you already have a prescription
Then I’ll point you to the most appropriate legitimate ordering options for where you live and help translate the prescription into how to take the “12 mg” dose safely.