Helpful Info. Fish Antibiotics: The Basics

[pixelphotographer]

If you want a professional doctor and nurses point of view on fish antibiotics google Dr Bones and Nurse Amy. They have several good books out and know their stuff. They recommend and he's done research on fish antibiotics.

 

[Maverick]

If you want a professional doctor and nurses point of view on fish antibiotics google Dr Bones and Nurse Amy. They have several good books out and know their stuff. They recommend and he's done research on fish antibiotics.

I have several books from them, they are good books to have!

 

[bigpaul]

I stay away from conventional medicine as much as I can, too many side effects, I only take what I have to and then the very minimum.

 

[Kevin L]

Antibiotics should be used very carefully, if at all.

Some antibiotics (tetracycline is an example) can actually become toxic if the expiration date and storage protocols aren't respected.

You can actually go into renal failure from taking old tetracycline that's gone bad.

Also, how many people who stockpile these drugs have an epi pen for anaphylaxis (a dangerous allergic reaction) while stockpiling these meds?

Also, how many people grasp the difference between a cold (which, being a virus, won't respond to antibiotics) and bronchitis (which may)?

And so on.

I have antibiotics in my stuff, but I believe that a lot of people underestimate how dangerous they can be.

 

[Silent Earth]

Fish Antibiotics

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Fish Mox & Mox Forte (Amoxicillin)

Fish Flex & Flex Forte (Cephalexin/Keflex)

Fish Zole & Zole Forte (Metronidazole)

Fish Flox & Flox Forte (Ciprofloxacin)

Fish Pen & Pen Forte (Penicillin)

Fish Cycline & Cycline Forte (Tetracycline)

Fish Cillin (Ampicillin)

Fish Cin (Clindamycin)

Fish Sulfa Forte (Sulfameth/Trimethoprim)

Fish Fungus (Ketoconazole)

Fish Mycin (Erythromycin)

Fish Doxy (Doxycycline)

Fish Nitro Forte (Nitrofurazone)

Fish Enro (Enrofloxacin)

Fish Quine Forte (Chloroquine)

Fish Flucon (Flucanozole)

Fish Min - (Minocycline) 50 mg