How to get Cipro

[biglurr54]

I am looking to get a mag in the near future. I have a 60 cube that's about a year and a half old. It is mature stable and doing great. I am getting ready to try a mag. I have a 150 watt halide all set up with screens to limit the power. I have 2 ten gallon tanks with the heaters and pumps partitioned off.

I want to have atleast two treatments of cipro on hand so I have a buffer.

I am wondering where and how to get it. Most places require a script. The other stuff seems to be 4 times the price and marketed towards treating fish. I'm not sure if the fish stuff is as good as the people stuff.

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[Gone Tidepoolin]

Try your local veterinary clinic, explain what you want to use it for, show them photos of your tank.
Explain to them you only need a few doses(not enough to treat a person)

 

[NYCBOB]

fishflox is the same thing, except much pricier.

 

[davocean]

I believe mine came from petmountain dot com, fish flox, 250mg tabs, 30 for $33
Thomas labs is maker

 

[Soluent1]

I purchased cipro from a regular pharmacy for $24. It was 20 pills, 500 mg. I did not run it through my insurance. I had a prescription. Don't ask.

I don't think the mail order pharms are that expensive until you tack on the shipping.

 

[Raintree]

At least the Cipro is cheaper than a mag