12/03/2025
‼️ Beginning December 4, 2025, a new Texas law—House Bill 25—officially takes effect, expanding access to ivermectin across the state.
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✨ What HB 25 Means for You
Starting tomorrow, Texans may obtain ivermectin directly from a pharmacist without a prescription.
This means:
• Easier access {to appropriate forms of ivermectin} for individuals who already use ivermectin or want to explore it with appropriate guidance
• More autonomy in choosing supportive therapies that align with your personal health philosophy
• Faster, more convenient access for established patients who’ve benefited from ivermectin protocols in the past
This medication has been trusted worldwide for decades, and many have found it supportive in a variety of wellness and recovery situations. We’re excited to see Texas lead in expanding access to established, time-tested treatments.
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🩺 But Remember — “Safe & Effective” Is Personal
While ivermectin will now be accessible OTC, it’s still important to use it safely and intentionally.
Your body, your hormones, your health history, and your medications all matter.
We encourage patients to:
✔️ Consult with your healthcare provider before starting or restarting ivermectin
✔️ Get personalized dosing guidance. Proper dosing isn’t one-size-fits-all.
✔️ Know possible interactions and red flags
🚩 Just because a medication is accessible doesn’t mean it’s risk-free.
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As an integrative wellness clinic, we’ve long recognized that some tools—especially well-studied, decades-old medications—can support the body in unique and valuable ways.
If you’re considering using ivermectin—whether for general wellness, recovery, or other reasons—schedule a visit with your provider to discuss:
• Whether it’s appropriate for you
• What dosing makes sense
• How to combine it with your current therapies
• How to use it safely and effectively
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💗 At Sour Lake Health & Medical, our mission is simple:
Changing the way we heal—one informed decision at a time.
HB 25 is a step toward more accessible, patient-centered healthcare in Texas.
We’re here to support you in navigating these new options with clarity, confidence, and clinical wisdom.
Be blessed & Be well,
—Lacey
TMA testified patient safety is at risk when physician oversight is removed from prescription medication dispensation. Concerns included determining proper dosages and potential interactions with other drugs.