Only in Darkansas. Farm store warns customers off vet aisle for COVID-19.
When Sen. Gary Stubblefield, the Republican dairy farmer, touted a cattle dewormer as a guard against COVID-19, it raised some eyebrows. Then it was raised again at the crazy Siloam Springs town hall Friday along with another dubious “therapeutic” treatment for COVID-19 in what seemed to be an anti-vaccination argument.
Yes, dewormer is a thing.
And so it was, that somebody took to Twitter to say one merchant says it is a bad idea. I had to check: Has Tractor Supply really warned customers about using its vet supplies for warding off a deadly disease? Yes.
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"No, I'll not take a vaccine that millions have had but somehow hasn't been tested enough! I will try some of that cow medicine though."
Tell them it's got 5G chips so that farmers can find lost cows then send a friend dressed as a farmer to their house looking for his cow.
Edit: Michael Flynn, the foreign agent and national security adviser to Trump, has a brother who likes to spread the Flynn family wisdom.
The vitamin D is recommended but it only works, i.e. boosts your immune system, if you take it on a regular basis before you get covid and it will not prevent you from catch covid. Same goes for the zinc. I can't speak for the Airborne multivitamin/herbal supplement but it has been fined by the Federal Trade Commission for deceptive advertising and were the subject of successful class actions.
I'm surprised a wee stick man hasn't been added to the sheep and cow figures on the bottle of Ivermectin.