“EMPTY PHARMACY SHELVES – THE FIRST REACTION TO ANY POTENTIAL PANDEMIC IS A RUN ON MEDICATION”
Over the last two weeks, there has been a ton of coverage of a potential lab leak in eastern Russia – a lab leak that could potentially expose the world to the pneumonic plague.
While many, many questions remain, and while the Russian government remains typically silent on answers, there is one thing that we know for sure – the first response to any potential pandemic is an immediate run on the drugs needed to keep people safe.
According to the headlines from Russian news sources, Siberian pharmacies were completely cleared overnight, after the news broke about the potential pneumonic plague outbreak. Not surprisingly, people were stockpiling antibiotics. The very antibiotics needed to treat anyone who might have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
For those who have been living under a rock, the backstory on this potential plague outbreak is almost too insane to believe:
A 28-year-old technician at Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute is dead, nearly 200 people are under medical observation, and five hospitals in the region have been reportedly slammed shut for quarantine, while the Kremlin’s health agency insists this is nothing but “pneumonia of unknown origin.”
The Moscow Times identified the dead woman as Darya Shipilova, a laboratory worker at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East.
She was hospitalized in Shelekhov on September 29 with severe pneumonia, placed on a ventilator, and died on October 1, overnight into October 2, by some accounts.
The account that set off the alarm: Shipilova told medical staff she had accidentally broken a test tube of live Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague, while handling samples on September 25. That is four days before she was admitted, DW reported.
This episode is a horrifying reminder that’s the next pandemic could just be one accidentally dropped test tube away. And an even better reminder that the immediate reaction to the news of a potential pandemic will not be calm, cool and collected – it will be an immediate run on the medication necessary to keep you healthy!
Antibiotics can Save Your Life
Yes, the plague killed between 25 and 50 million people in the 1300s in Europe, but the good news is that this isn’t the 1300s. We have treatments that can save lives.
The plague is caused by bacteria, and prompt antibiotic treatment can cure the infection. That makes recognizing the illness and getting appropriate care quickly essential.
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes the pneumonic plague as the “most virulent form of the plague.” It affects the lungs and can progress rapidly. Early diagnosis and treatment are critically essential. And the treatment that is most recommended for the pneumonic plague?
Doxycycline.
Don’t Wait Until You are Sick
Don’t wait until you’re sick to get the medications you need. Having essential medications on hand means you can start treatment immediately when illness strikes, potentially speeding recovery, preventing symptoms from worsening, and avoiding an unnecessary trip to urgent care or the emergency room.
How do you stock up on Doxycycline and other life-saving prescription medications? That’s where The Wellness Company comes in!
The Medical Emergency Kit contains an assortment of life-saving prescription medications, including Doxycycline, as well as Ivermectin, Amoxicillin, Z-pak and more. The Medical Emergency Kit includes a guidebook to aid in the safe use of these life-saving medications.
This physician-prescribed kit is not available over the counter or at your local pharmacy. After completing your purchase, you’ll fill out a brief medical questionnaire. A licensed physician from The Wellness Company will review your information and prescribe your Medical Emergency Kit.
The Wellness Company Medical Emergency Kit includes:
- Doxycycline Hyclate — 60 capsules
- Amoxicillin-Clavulanate (generic Augmentin) — 28 tablets
- Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole (generic Bactrim) — 28 tablets
- Azithromycin (generic Z-Pak) — 12 tablets
- Metronidazole (generic Flagyl) — 30 tablets
- Ivermectin — 25 compounded capsules
- Fluconazole (generic Diflucan) — 2 tablets
- Ondansetron (generic Zofran) — 6 tablets
- Emergency Medication Guidebook written by The Wellness Company’s Chief Medical Board with instructions for safe use
What people are saying about the Medical Emergency Kit:
Excellent Kit! This medical emergency kit is great. Having it “just in case” gives me peace of mind. Highly recommend. Thank you! – Melinda C.
Glad that I purchased your Medical Emergency Kit! Though I haven’t yet needed to use any of the medications that are in our kit, I am happy that I ordered it! One never knows when “an emergency might occur”, and I feel safer having your Kit at my disposal IF needed! We’re so glad we ordered ours! Thank you for making it available! – Susan M.
Peace of mind. It is an amazing peace of
Over the last two weeks, there has been a ton of coverage of a potential lab leak in eastern Russia – a lab leak that could potentially expose the world to the pneumonic plague.
While many, many questions remain, and while the Russian government remains typically silent on answers, there is one thing that we know for sure – the first response to any potential pandemic is an immediate run on the drugs needed to keep people safe.
According to the headlines from Russian news sources, Siberian pharmacies were completely cleared overnight, after the news broke about the potential pneumonic plague outbreak. Not surprisingly, people were stockpiling antibiotics. The very antibiotics needed to treat anyone who might have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
For those who have been living under a rock, the backstory on this potential plague outbreak is almost too insane to believe:
A 28-year-old technician at Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute is dead, nearly 200 people are under medical observation, and five hospitals in the region have been reportedly slammed shut for quarantine, while the Kremlin’s health agency insists this is nothing but “pneumonia of unknown origin.”
The Moscow Times identified the dead woman as Darya Shipilova, a laboratory worker at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East.
She was hospitalized in Shelekhov on September 29 with severe pneumonia, placed on a ventilator, and died on October 1, overnight into October 2, by some accounts.
The account that set off the alarm: Shipilova told medical staff she had accidentally broken a test tube of live Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague, while handling samples on September 25. That is four days before she was admitted, DW reported.
This episode is a horrifying reminder that’s the next pandemic could just be one accidentally dropped test tube away. And an even better reminder that the immediate reaction to the news of a potential pandemic will not be calm, cool and collected – it will be an immediate run on the medication necessary to keep you healthy!
Antibiotics can Save Your Life
Yes, the plague killed between 25 and 50 million people in the 1300s in Europe, but the good news is that this isn’t the 1300s. We have treatments that can save lives.
The plague is caused by bacteria, and prompt antibiotic treatment can cure the infection. That makes recognizing the illness and getting appropriate care quickly essential.
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes the pneumonic plague as the “most virulent form of the plague.” It affects the lungs and can progress rapidly. Early diagnosis and treatment are critically essential. And the treatment that is most recommended for the pneumonic plague?
Doxycycline.
Don’t Wait Until You are Sick
Don’t wait until you’re sick to get the medications you need. Having essential medications on hand means you can start treatment immediately when illness strikes, potentially speeding recovery, preventing symptoms from worsening, and avoiding an unnecessary trip to urgent care or the emergency room.
How do you stock up on Doxycycline and other life-saving prescription medications? That’s where The Wellness Company comes in!
The Medical Emergency Kit contains an assortment of life-saving prescription medications, including Doxycycline, as well as Ivermectin, Amoxicillin, Z-pak and more. The Medical Emergency Kit includes a guidebook to aid in the safe use of these life-saving medications.
This physician-prescribed kit is not available over the counter or at your local pharmacy. After completing your purchase, you’ll fill out a brief medical questionnaire. A licensed physician from The Wellness Company will review your information and prescribe your Medical Emergency Kit.
The Wellness Company Medical Emergency Kit includes:
- Doxycycline Hyclate — 60 capsules
- Amoxicillin-Clavulanate (generic Augmentin) — 28 tablets
- Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole (generic Bactrim) — 28 tablets
- Azithromycin (generic Z-Pak) — 12 tablets
- Metronidazole (generic Flagyl) — 30 tablets
- Ivermectin — 25 compounded capsules
- Fluconazole (generic Diflucan) — 2 tablets
- Ondansetron (generic Zofran) — 6 tablets
- Emergency Medication Guidebook written by The Wellness Company’s Chief Medical Board with instructions for safe use
What people are saying about the Medical Emergency Kit:
Excellent Kit! This medical emergency kit is great. Having it “just in case” gives me peace of mind. Highly recommend. Thank you! – Melinda C.
Glad that I purchased your Medical Emergency Kit! Though I haven’t yet needed to use any of the medications that are in our kit, I am happy that I ordered it! One never knows when “an emergency might occur”, and I feel safer having your Kit at my disposal IF needed! We’re so glad we ordered ours! Thank you for making it available! – Susan M.
Peace of mind. It is an amazing peace of mind to have this kit in case of emergencies and shortages. The Wellness Company did an excellent job of getting this to me in a timely manner and I and thankful to have it. – Phyllis T.
Great medical emergency kit. Kit came as advertised! Neat and orderly. The guide is great. Only plan on using it in an emergency during a difficult time. Confident it is what I was counting on. – Fred D.