Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) Thread

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

From a nurse on FB...

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

From a nurse on FB...
View attachment 317342

Oh, ONE nurse on Facebook? Well now, that changes everything.

 

[yidnar]

It would be better if they had what they needed

and if you had balls you would be a man woman ! China you know you

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

your pals the Chicoms are our main suppliers .

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

From a nurse on FB...
View attachment 317342

Oh, one nurse on Facebook? Well now, that changes everything.

They pretty much all feel that way. The fact that you are good with is just shows what a total asshole you are.

 

[linux07]

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

In the middle of March Trump got 3m and others to bump up their production....if only he had done that in Jan...

 

[EvMetro]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

While we bicker about how good or bad of a job Trump did during this crisis, the left refuses to believe their beloved bureaucracies had anything to do with it. Blame Trump, all the time. Now perhaps these medications can save many more lives. When they do, look for the left to blame Trump about how long it took him to make these drugs available for general use.

FDA issues emergency authorization of 2 anti-malaria drugs for coronavirus treatment

The drugs — which are used to treat malaria and other conditions — have been called game changers by President Donald Trump.

fox8.com

Woo hoo! Lefties can all go buy fish tank cleaner now!

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

In the middle of March Trump got 3m and others to bump up their production....if only he had done that in Jan...

Nobody had any idea it was going to be like this in January.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

From a nurse on FB...
View attachment 317342

Oh, one nurse on Facebook? Well now, that changes everything.

They pretty much all feel that way. The fact that you are good with is just shows what a total asshole you are.

OH! They all feel that way? My, you must know a lot of nurses. Tell me then, why were our health institutions (not on Facebook) fighting to have this permissible?

 

[Meister]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

While we bicker about how good or bad of a job Trump did during this crisis, the left refuses to believe their beloved bureaucracies had anything to do with it. Blame Trump, all the time. Now perhaps these medications can save many more lives. When they do, look for the left to blame Trump about how long it took him to make these drugs available for general use.

FDA issues emergency authorization of 2 anti-malaria drugs for coronavirus treatment

The drugs — which are used to treat malaria and other conditions — have been called game changers by President Donald Trump.

fox8.com

That's going to butthurt the libs on this board.
I think they are feeling this Nov election slipping away from them. They need more dead people to have pulled this off.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

In the middle of March Trump got 3m and others to bump up their production....if only he had done that in Jan...

Nobody had any idea it was going to be like this in January.

South Korea did....they got with their people in late Jan and said we need testing kits and we need medical supplies in huge numbers.

And we both got our first case the same day

 

[Harpy Eagle]

OH! They all feel that way? My, you must know a lot of nurses. Tell me then, why were our health institutions (not on Facebook) fighting to have this permissible?

Because the people fighting for it were the administrators that are not down there face to face with the patients. If it was not safe a month ago, it is not safe now....

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

While we bicker about how good or bad of a job Trump did during this crisis, the left refuses to believe their beloved bureaucracies had anything to do with it. Blame Trump, all the time. Now perhaps these medications can save many more lives. When they do, look for the left to blame Trump about how long it took him to make these drugs available for general use.

FDA issues emergency authorization of 2 anti-malaria drugs for coronavirus treatment

The drugs — which are used to treat malaria and other conditions — have been called game changers by President Donald Trump.

fox8.com

Woo hoo! Lefties can all go buy fish tank cleaner now!

The manufactures of these drugs donated a lot of stock (before FDA approval) to the cause. It still might not be enough, but at least we are heading in the right direction.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

OH! They all feel that way? My, you must know a lot of nurses. Tell me then, why were our health institutions (not on Facebook) fighting to have this permissible?

Because the people fighting for it were the administrators that are not down there face to face with the patients. If it was not safe a month ago, it is not safe now....

Who said it was not safe a month ago......I mean outside of a nurse on Facebook?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Who said it was not safe a month ago......I mean outside of a nurse on Facebook?

The FDA, that is why they had to put out new rules. A month ago a nurse would have gotten written up or fired for using the same mask with different patients.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

In the middle of March Trump got 3m and others to bump up their production....if only he had done that in Jan...

Nobody had any idea it was going to be like this in January.

South Korea did....they got with their people in late Jan and said we need testing kits and we need medical supplies in huge numbers.

And we both got our first case the same day

South Korea doesn't have bureaucracies that love red tape. We do. In fact, after the only test kit the FDA approved of was found to be a failure, they still refused to approve of those test kits Korea was using.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Who said it was not safe a month ago......I mean outside of a nurse on Facebook?

The FDA, that is why they had to put out new rules. A month ago a nurse would have gotten written up or fired for using the same mask with different patients.

Yes, she (or he or she) would have. Because it was against FDA regulations. Don't you understand the problem here? Most of the problem lies with our bureaucracies--not the President.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Finally, FINALLY, the FDA approved an emergency use for these treatments. Besides allowing the sterilization of medical masks yesterday due to the shortage, it took them this long to recommend hydroxychloroquine in spite of the reports of success for several weeks where the drug was used.

The sterilization of medical masks is horseshit. We should not change the rules based on shortages...this is putting people's lives in danger.

A month ago a nurse could have been written up or fired for reusing a mask...and now it is all hunky dory!

So it would be better if they had no masks at all?

It would be better if we supplied them with what they need

That's what we've been trying to do. When masks are plentiful, they won't be sterilizing them anymore. I was out to the grocery story today. I wish I could get my hands on a mask for this particular virus. The only one that's reliable are the N-95 masks.

In the middle of March Trump got 3m and others to bump up their production....if only he had done that in Jan...

Nobody had any idea it was going to be like this in January.

South Korea did....they got with their people in late Jan and said we need testing kits and we need medical supplies in huge numbers.

And we both got our first case the same day

South Korea doesn't have bureaucracies that love red tape. We do. In fact, after the only test kit the FDA approved of was found to be a failure, they still refused to approve of those test kits Korea was using.

what does that have to do with ramping up the production of things like mask and other PPE gear...