I just received an order from them last week for 75 gms labeled as Chloroquine Phosphate (Bulk Transfer). It was just shy of $48 shipped to Lexington KY.Uh. CP is $300 for 20 grams. Soooo... yeah. No.
They must have quoted the wrong medicine then. I'll email again.
I ordered "Chloroquine Phosphate Powder".
I get the impression that there is quite a bit of overhead cost (dispensing, packaging etc.) for these small quantities. Incremental increases in qty. cost relatively little. I was quoted $33.95 for 50 gms. (Plus shipping) and the 75 gms. came in at $39.24 ($8.00 shipping).
I'll ask for a few different amounts.
All their cost is wrapped up in handling and packaging
Woo hoo! She wants me to provide her with exactly what the prescription should say though. She said, she write prescriptions like "1 drop per eye, twice a day of X medication at this dosage". How would you word that for this? Something to the effect of "so many grams per gallon for so many days"?"One time dosage of 40 mg/gal, treat for 30 days" or something similar should work! Best of luck!Bringing this old thread back to the life....
I had "the talk" with my vet and she's on board!
Bringing this old thread back to the life....
I had "the talk" with my vet and she's on board!
That's where she is going to send the prescription. She asked me to tell her what it should say and she will send it in.
It can say add 50mg of powder for each gallon of water for treatment of external parasites in saltwater fish tank. Make sure you get enough for water changes for approximately 30 days of treatment. So If you have say a 10 gallon tank that you want to add it to, you need an initial tank dose of 500mg of powder, then with 5 gallon changes every third day(just an example) you will need 10 X 250mg doses. I would double this so you have enough for a second round of treatment if needed. so you would need approximately 6000mg of powder total. You can decide if you want to add less or more, but this gives the Vet something to put on the label.
