"Iverheal" certainly appears to be imported from some country that has a non-fluent English speaker writing about it. I would not believe that ANYTHING bought over the internet from China or other countries would in fact contain that drug, in the quantities specified, and without other poisonous substances added.

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Iverheal 12mg is an active lubricant in the treatment of diseases or infections caused by parasites in the body. It is attacked by these parasites and the vital organs of our body attack the main organs of our body such as the intestines, eyes and skin.

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Really? Far be it for me to defend the FDA. However in this case I think it's possible that people really are being protected from taking something that very well might not be at all what they think they're buying, and that is potentially poisonous.

We've already had a bunch of generic medications made in China that were recalled because they contained carcinogens. Does anybody really want to take a chance on something like this?

There must be safer ways to get this drug, if someone wants to take it.

Oh yeah -- if you use these internet "pharmacies" make sure you have some kind of a credit card with a very low limit on it that you can use. Fake pharmacies are a real good identity theft tool.

If anybody wants the name of a legitimate online pharmacy in another country that I know to be trustworthy, PM me.