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Ivermectin, Mebendazole & Methylene Blue

Custom prescriptions dosed for your weight, your diagnosis, and your medications. Delivered to your door. All 50 states.

Protocols start at $699. See Pricing + Free 5-Min Call → Same-day appointments available ✓ 100% refund if our physician doesn’t approve your case

My 5-minute call went 20. They answered every question before I paid a thing. Kit shipped next day. Best medical experience I’ve had in years.

Three amber prescription bottles dispensed by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy
Bottle appearance and dosage may vary. Dispensed by licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies.
i3‑Month Protocol Supply
× Your protocol is a full 3-month supply of all prescribed medications, dosed for your weight. One-time payment. No subscription, no auto-renewals.
iPersonalized For Your Case
× Built around your case. Medication combinations and dosing are reviewed based on your intake, diagnosis, weight, and current medications.
i48hr Physician Review
× Reviewed by a U.S.-licensed physician. Most reviews are completed within 48 hours after intake, depending on case complexity and provider availability.
i2‑Day Shipping After Approval
× Custom compounded for you, then shipped 2-day priority. Expect 5–7 days total.
How It Works

Three Steps. That’s It.

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Book a Free Call

Tell us about your diagnosis. A real person walks you through your options.

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Physician Reviews Your Case

A licensed U.S. physician builds a protocol based on your weight, diagnosis, and medications.

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Kit Ships to Your Door

Custom compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy. Priority 2-day shipping.

See Pricing + Free 5-Min Call → ✓ Talk to us first. Pricing and fit are reviewed clearly.

Every prescription is written by a U.S.-licensed physician experienced in off-label and integrative protocols. Your case is reviewed individually, not rubber-stamped.

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Choose Your Protocol

Three Protocol Levels

Protocols range from $699 to $2,500. We can help you choose a level on the call.

Level 1
$699
3-month supply · All-inclusive
That’s less than $8/day
The core protocol: Ivermectin and Mebendazole prescribed by your physician based on your individual case.
Ivermectin + Mebendazole
  • ✓ Ivermectin, physician-determined dosing
  • ✓ Mebendazole, physician-determined dosing
★ What Most Patients Choose
Level 2
$1,099
3-month supply · All-inclusive
About $12/day
A step up from Level 1, plus Methylene Blue added to the protocol for patients who want a more comprehensive approach from the start.
Ivermectin + Mebendazole + Methylene Blue
  • ✓ Ivermectin, physician-determined dosing
  • ✓ Mebendazole, physician-determined dosing
  • ✓ Methylene Blue, added to protocol
Level 3
$2,500
3-month supply · Priority
Comprehensive protocol
Our most comprehensive protocol: all three medications at physician-determined dosing.
All Three Medications
  • ✓ Ivermectin, physician-determined dosing
  • ✓ Mebendazole, physician-determined dosing
  • ✓ Methylene Blue
  • ✓ Priority compounding & shipping

✓ We’ll help you choose the right level.

Book Free 5-Min Call → Same-day appointments available.
Included With Every Level
✓ Physician intake review ✓ Compounded Rx from U.S. pharmacy ✓ Shipped to your door ✓ Full refund if not approved
No subscriptions. No auto-renewals. One kit, one price.
Most patients have their kit in hand within a week. Overnight shipping available for an additional fee.

Everyone asks us about dosing. Here is the honest answer.

What Is My Dose?

Your dose depends on your weight, your diagnosis, and your current medications. A physician reviews your case and writes a prescription just for you. If someone gives you dosing advice without knowing your health history, do not trust it.

  • Weight-based dosing Calculated for your body weight, not a one-size-fits-all amount
  • Drug interaction review Your physician checks every current medication before writing your prescription
  • Your name on the label Exact dose, your name, dispensed from a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy
  • Full 3-month protocol What to take, when to take it, and how much
What We Hear

What Patients Tell Us

We take hundreds of calls every month. These are the things we hear most.

About the call

I expected a sales pitch. It was nothing like that. The person I spoke to answered every question without pushing anything. I hung up and decided on my own.

About the quality

The others were a website overseas with no prescription and no idea what dose. Paying for a real U.S. prescription with my name on the bottle was not even a question.

About the physician review

The physician flagged an interaction with one of my current medications that I had not even thought about. That told me this was a real medical review, not a rubber stamp.

About follow-up care

A few weeks after I started, my oncologist added a new drug to my treatment. I called them back, they checked for interactions with my protocol, and made the right adjustments. That kind of follow-through meant a lot.

About telling their oncologist

I was nervous to tell my oncologist. The conversation went better than I expected. Wish I had not spent weeks worrying about that.

About the shipping

Shipping took a few days longer than expected, but the team kept me updated the whole time. When it arrived, everything was clearly labeled and packaged well. The process was simple and the people were great.

About feeling heard

I wanted to do everything I could. Having a physician review my case and build a plan specifically for me made a difference.

About remission and prevention

I am in remission and wanted a physician I could talk to about my options. Having someone who actually listens gives me peace of mind.

About switching sources

I had been ordering from overseas for months. No idea if it was real or the right dose. Switching felt like going from a gas station to a real pharmacy.

About the intake process

I sent in my oncology report with the intake. When I got on the call, they brought up specific details from my diagnosis without me having to explain anything. They had actually read it.

About drug interactions

I am on a blood thinner. I was nervous. They explained how other patients in similar situations are managed, and adjusted my protocol accordingly.

About the experience for older patients

I am 71 and not comfortable with online processes. The coordinator walked me through everything. When the kit arrived with my name on the label from a real pharmacy, I felt looked after.

About making the decision

I spent three months debating. The free call helped me decide. Not because they sold me, but because they were honest about what this could and could not do.

About switching from Amazon

I had been buying from Amazon labeled as a supplement. They explained that without a pharmacy license, there is no way to know what is actually in the capsule. I had not thought about it that way.

About fenbendazole vs. mebendazole

I had been researching fenbendazole for months and thought that was the way to go. They explained why they use mebendazole instead and it completely changed what I thought I knew.

About ordering for a loved one

I ordered this for my mom. She was skeptical at first, but when the bottles arrived with her name on the label from a real pharmacy, she started to trust it. She is glad she started.

About the methylene blue

They warned me the methylene blue might turn my urine blue-green. It happened on day two and I would have panicked without the warning. The instructions in the kit were thorough and everything was explained clearly.

About comparing options

I looked at three different places before finding these guys. One was overseas with no prescription, one wanted a monthly subscription. These guys were straightforward. One price, real pharmacy, no games.

These reflect common themes from patient conversations. Individual details have been generalized for privacy.

A Warning About Sourcing

Not All Ivermectin Is Created Equal

Where you get these medications matters just as much as whether you take them. Not every source is safe, and not every dose is right.

Buyer Beware

Amazon & TikTok Shop

Ivermectin and Mebendazole are prescription drugs. Without a pharmacy license, sellers cannot legally source them. There is no way to verify what is actually inside the capsule.

Buyer Beware

Overseas Pharmacies

No U.S. physician oversight. Unknown compounding standards. No recourse if something goes wrong. Shipments can also be seized at customs.

Buyer Beware

Veterinary Fenbendazole

Made for animals, not people. No purity testing, no dose verification, and no physician involved. You have no way to know what you are actually getting.

✓ What Sets GetMedKits Apart

The right dose depends on you. Your weight, your diagnosis, and what other medications you are on. That is why every GetMedKits prescription is written by a licensed U.S. physician, compounded to your exact dose, and dispensed by a licensed U.S. pharmacy. Your name is on the label.

What You Actually Get

What’s Inside Your Kit

Every kit is custom made for you by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, prescribed by a licensed U.S. physician, and shipped directly to your door.

Pharmacy prescription label from The Pharmacy Hub

Licensed Pharmacy Label

Your name, your dosing schedule, your discard date. Printed by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Just like any prescription you have filled.

Prescription medication bottles with pharmacy paperwork

Your Custom Medications

Sealed pharmacy bottles, compounded to your exact dose. No loose pills, no sketchy packaging. Every script is made for you.

UPS Express shipping package

Priority Shipping, Plain Box

Shipped via UPS Express. Tracked, protected, fast. No logos, no medical terms on the outside. Just a secure, discreet package.

Pharmacy, packaging, and carrier may vary. All medications filled by licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies.

Before You Continue

Is This Right for You?

We want to be upfront. This service is not for everyone, and that is intentional.

This Is For You If...
  • You’ve been researching Ivermectin, Mebendazole, or Methylene Blue
  • You want physician-guided dosing, not guesswork from a forum
  • You want a legitimate U.S. prescription, not an overseas gamble
  • You’re a caregiver researching this for someone you love. We talk to caregivers every day.
  • You’re currently in treatment and want to explore adding these protocols alongside chemo or radiation with proper medical guidance
  • You want to explore options with a licensed physician
  • You are in remission or have a family history and want to explore your options with a physician
  • You’ve heard about this from other people and you want to explore it for yourself
  • Someone you trust recommended this and you’re open to learning more
This Is Not For You If...
  • You’re looking for guaranteed cures or miracle claims
  • You’re unwilling to involve a licensed physician
  • You only want the cheapest option regardless of quality
  • You want to self-diagnose and self-dose without medical review
  • You’re not open to off-label prescribing approaches
Questions We Hear Every Day

What People Often Ask Us

Because these medications are prescribed off-label, insurance and Medicare will not cover them. That is not something we control. The good news is that the price you see is all-inclusive, covering both the physician consultation and your medications. No hidden fees, no surprise bills, and no insurance company deciding whether you qualify. The initial 5-minute call is always free.
Most patients choose Level 2. It includes all three medications: Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and Methylene Blue. But you do not have to decide right now. On your free call, we walk you through each level and help you pick based on your situation. If you start with Level 1, you can always upgrade later. You have continuous access to the team.
Many patients are currently in treatment when they start. On the call, we will ask about your current treatments, medications, and diagnosis. That information goes to the physician for review. If there is a potential interaction or concern, the physician will address it before anything moves forward. That is exactly why every case is reviewed individually.
You get a full refund if our in-house GetMedKits physician reviews your case and determines the protocol isn’t appropriate for your situation. It does not apply if your personal doctor or oncologist has a different opinion. That’s a separate conversation between you and them. If our physician does not approve your case after review, your payment is refunded.
Every kit is custom made for you. After your physician approves your protocol, the prescription goes to the compounding pharmacy, where they physically prepare your medications at your exact dose. That takes a few days. Once it ships, delivery is two-day shipping. Most patients have their kit in hand within a week from approval. If you need it faster, overnight shipping is available for an additional fee.
That’s your decision. We recommend telling your oncologist, and most patients who do find the conversation goes better than expected. When your oncologist knows you’re using a physician-prescribed, pharmacy-compounded protocol, they can coordinate your care more effectively. If you would like help with how to start that conversation, we are happy to walk you through it on the call.
Absolutely. Many of our patients are connected through a caregiver who found us first. You can book the initial call, ask all your questions, and then involve your loved one when they’re ready.
We accept all major credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Many patients do use HSA/FSA cards for partial or full payment. Check with your plan first, as some require an itemized breakdown that we may not be able to provide. If your HSA/FSA card is declined, a regular card will work.
Our physicians are familiar with the protocols discussed by Dr. Makis, Dr. Marik, Joe Tippens, and others in the repurposed drug community, including the MSCC Protocol. However, we don’t hand you a generic plan from the internet. Your physician builds a personalized protocol based on your weight, diagnosis, current medications, and overall health. Similar approach, but tailored specifically to you.
Fenbendazole and mebendazole are in the same drug class and work through similar mechanisms. The key difference: mebendazole is approved for human use with decades of safety data and published clinical research. Fenbendazole is a veterinary drug with zero human clinical trials and no FDA approval for people. Our physicians prescribe mebendazole because it can be compounded to exact doses by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, something that isn’t possible with veterinary fenbendazole.
We know. A lot of people do it, and we hear about it every day. We are not here to judge anyone. But as a physician’s office, we cannot tell you to take a drug made for animals. The research is based on pharmaceutical-grade human ivermectin, not veterinary paste. The dosing is different, the absorption is different, and there is no way to verify purity or strength with an animal product. If you want proper dosing based on your weight, no uncertainty about what is in your medication, and a prescription that actually follows the published protocols, that is what we provide. It costs more than a tube of horse paste. But you get a real prescription, real pharmacy, and a physician who reviewed your case first.
Ivermectin and Mebendazole are prescription drugs. What you find on Amazon or TikTok is sold as a “supplement” with no pharmacy license, which means sellers cannot legally source the real thing. There is no way to verify what is actually inside the capsule. Overseas pharmacies have no U.S. physician oversight, unknown standards, and shipments can be seized at customs. Our medications are compounded to your exact prescribed dose by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, with a real physician behind every prescription.
That interview brought a lot of attention to repurposed drug protocols for cancer. Many patients found us after hearing about these medications for the first time through that episode. We can’t speak to what was discussed on the show, but we can tell you that the medications available through our service are physician-prescribed, pharmacy-compounded, and dosed specifically for you. A podcast can’t write you a prescription, check your drug interactions, or verify your dosing. We can.
Every prescription is written by a licensed U.S. physician. You can view our full provider list here. And yes, this is completely legal. Ivermectin and Mebendazole are FDA-approved medications. Physicians can legally prescribe FDA-approved drugs for off-label use. This is standard medical practice and happens every day across the country.
We do work with patients who are not currently diagnosed with cancer. Some are in remission, some have a strong family history, and some are simply exploring their options. Whether these medications are appropriate for your situation is something the physician will determine after reviewing your intake. If approved, dosing is adjusted accordingly. Level 1 is typically where these patients start.
No. You pay once for your 3-month protocol. No subscriptions, no auto-renewals, no recurring charges. If you want to continue after 3 months, that’s a new conversation with your physician, not an automatic charge on your card.
No. For legal and regulatory reasons, we can only ship to U.S. addresses. We do ship to all 50 states.
Your medications are shipped from The Pharmacy Hub in Miami, Florida. Every prescription is written by a licensed U.S. physician and filled by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. The prescribing provider’s name and the pharmacy’s license number are on every label. You can view our full provider list here to verify credentials.

Still not sure?

Talk to us. Pricing and fit are reviewed clearly.

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Disclaimer

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER

Important information about GetMedKits, how our service works, and what you should know about the medications that may be prescribed through this service.

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THIS WEBSITE IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE

The content on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this website is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This website does not replace an in-person visit with a licensed healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before making any medical decisions.

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HOW OUR SERVICE WORKS

GetMedKits is a telehealth coordination service. We help connect you with independently licensed physicians who review your health information and decide, based on their own medical judgment, whether to prescribe medication for you.

Here is how the process works:

You book a free informational call through our website. This call is with a patient coordinator, not a doctor. The purpose of this call is to answer your questions about how the service works, explain the process, and help you get started. This call is not a medical consultation and does not establish a doctor-patient relationship.

After the call, if you decide to proceed, you complete a medical intake form with your health history, current medications, and other relevant information.

A licensed physician independently reviews your intake and decides whether prescribing medication is appropriate for your situation. The physician may approve, modify, or decline your request based entirely on their own clinical judgment. We do not influence, direct, or control their medical decisions in any way.

If the physician approves a prescription, it is sent to a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, where your medication is individually prepared and shipped to you.

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ABOUT THE PHYSICIANS

The physicians who review your case are independently licensed healthcare providers. They are not employees of GetMedKits. They exercise their own independent medical judgment when deciding whether to prescribe. GetMedKits does not tell physicians what to prescribe, how much to prescribe, or whether to prescribe at all. Every prescription requires individual physician review and approval.

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ABOUT THE MEDICATIONS

The medications available through this service include ivermectin, mebendazole, and methylene blue. These are FDA-approved medications, but they are NOT FDA-approved for the treatment of cancer. When prescribed through this service, they are being prescribed "off-label."

Off-label prescribing means a doctor is prescribing an FDA-approved medication for a use that the FDA has not specifically approved. This is a legal and common practice in medicine. The FDA itself recognizes that doctors may prescribe medications for off-label uses when they believe it is medically appropriate for their patient.

No guarantee of results is made or implied. These medications may or may not be effective for your condition. The scientific research supporting their use in cancer is based on preclinical studies (laboratory and animal research) and limited clinical observations. No large-scale clinical trials have confirmed their effectiveness as cancer treatments in humans as of the date of this notice.

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ABOUT COMPOUNDED MEDICATIONS

Your medications are prepared by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Compounding means a pharmacist prepares medication specifically for you based on your prescription. Compounded medications are NOT FDA-approved products. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed.

The compounding pharmacy operates independently from GetMedKits and is solely responsible for the preparation and quality of your medication.

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USE ALONGSIDE YOUR CURRENT TREATMENT

These protocols are intended to be used alongside your existing cancer treatment, not instead of it. We strongly encourage you to maintain your relationship with your oncologist and primary care doctor. Do not stop, change, or delay any conventional cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, or any other treatment) based on information from this website or service without first talking to your oncologist.

Please tell both your oncologist and your prescribing physician through this service about all treatments and medications you are currently taking.

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IMPORTANT RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS

All medications carry risks. Here are some potential side effects of the medications available through this service:

Ivermectin: nausea, dizziness, rash, and in rare cases neurological effects at high doses.

Mebendazole: abdominal pain, diarrhea, and in rare cases elevated liver enzymes with prolonged use.

Methylene blue: discoloration of urine and stool (blue-green color, this is normal and harmless), nausea, and at higher doses it may interact with certain antidepressant medications including SSRIs, SNRIs, and MAOIs. This interaction can potentially cause serotonin syndrome, a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.

It is critical that you tell your prescribing physician about ALL medications, supplements, and over-the-counter drugs you are currently taking. This includes antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and any other prescription drugs.

If you experience any adverse reaction, stop taking the medication immediately and seek medical attention. Call 911 or Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) if you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency.

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NO EMERGENCY SERVICES

GetMedKits does not provide emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.

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MEDICATIONS ARE FOR YOU ONLY

Your prescription is written specifically for you and may not be shared with, given to, or used by anyone else. This is required by federal law.

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SHIPPING

Medications are shipped to U.S. addresses only. Estimated delivery times are approximate and may be affected by compounding time, pharmacy processing, and carrier delays. GetMedKits is not responsible for shipping delays caused by the pharmacy, carrier, weather, or other factors outside our control.

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PATIENT EXPERIENCES

Any testimonials or patient stories on this website reflect individual experiences and are not representative of all patients. They are not clinical evidence and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of any specific result.

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AGE REQUIREMENT

This service is for adults 18 and older. In rare cases, a physician may determine that prescribing for a patient under 18 is medically appropriate, in which case parental or guardian consent is required.

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YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND OTHER POLICIES

Your use of this service is governed by our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy, Telehealth Consent, and HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices. These documents contain important information about your legal rights, including our refund policy, dispute resolution process, and how we collect and protect your personal and health information. Links to each document are available in the footer of this website.

*All prescription medications are dispensed only after a licensed provider has independently reviewed your intake and determined them medically appropriate. GetMedKits does not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Ivermectin, mebendazole, and methylene blue are prescribed off-label based on independent physician judgment. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products. Results are not guaranteed. Medical services are provided by independently licensed U.S. physicians.