The question I’m getting most frequently is how to buy and dose Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. I’ve discussed in other places whether taking Fenben and Iver are bets worth placing, so I’ll leave that discussion for another day.

If you are a visual or auditory learner, I recorded a video explaining this entire process for the private members of Cancer Crew Plus but since you’re already here, I thought I’d give it to you as well to make the information more accessible.

FENBENDAZOLE

Dosage Protocol

Standard Dose: 444mg daily (split into a morning and evening dose of 222mg)
• 222mg in the morning
• 222mg in the evening
Higher Dose: Up to 888mg daily for advanced/late-stage cases
Original Protocol: 222mg for 3 days on, 4 days off (Joe Tippens method)

How to Take It

With Fat: Always take with something containing fat to improve the bioavailability of the Fenben

• Extra virgin olive oil shot
• Butter
• Any high-fat food

Where to Get It

• FenBen Bio (Dose at 444mg/day, 222mg AM 222mg PM): Get it here 
• Panacur C: Get it here
• Olive Oil for Bioavailability: Get it here (Take with AM/PM Fenben)

Supporting Supplements

IVERMECTIN

Dosage Protocol

Lower Dose (recommended starting point):
0.5mg per kilogram of body weight daily

Formula: Body weight ÷ 4.4 = daily dose in mg
Example: 100lb person = ~22mg daily

Higher Dose:
1mg per kilogram of body weight daily

Formula: Body weight ÷ 2.2 = daily dose in mg
Example: 100lb person = ~45mg daily

Source Option 1: Horse Paste

Horse Paste: Get it here 

Calculation: Patient's body weight × 2.5 = horse weight setting
Example: 200lb person sets the paste dispenser to 500lb horse marking
Cost: More economical option

Source Option 2: Prescription Pills

Pills: Get it here
Use code “cancercrew” for 20% off your first order.

Calculation: Take the dosage of the patient’s bodyweight divided by 4.4 (around 22mg per 100 pounds of the patient).

Frequency Options:
• Continuous: Daily dosing (if well-tolerated)
• Cycling: 5 days on, 2 days off

General Guidelines

• Start with lower doses and increase if well-tolerated
• Monitor for side effects
• Both compounds are generally well-tolerated
• Ivermectin has a longer safety profile; fenbendazole has less long-term data

ADDITIONAL NOTES

Timing & Combinations

• Can be taken together

• No specific timing requirements between the two

• Take fenbendazole with fat for absorption

• Ivermectin can be taken with or without food

Resources for More Information:

• Roger Rasmussen's book "Finding Fenbendazole"

• Cancer Crew Plus podcast episodes with Roger Rasmussen

• Dr. Makis (Canadian oncologist) for ivermectin research

This guide represents protocols used by Cancer Crew Plus members based on available research. Individual responses may vary. None of the aforementioned information is medical advice.

With heart,
Raleigh and Carli
Founders of The Cancer Crew