Scatt Moxidectin drops work!

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- August 25, 2021 at 1:44 am #5086
  
  Lily Belle
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  How often did you put the drops on? Daily, more often what? Dry skin or did you need oil for drops to soak in? Could use some detail if possible. Did you finally get clear? Thx!
- September 1, 2021 at 12:29 am #5096
  
  FuckThisShit
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  You might be in to something here. While Ivermectin has a half life of only 4 days moxidectin has a half life of 28 days. So in theory any mite that bit you in a month period would be killed.
  
  Please report back to us NH. Tell us if you are still mite free 1 year later.
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