Prescription and Over-The-Counter Drugs Policy
Looking for information from anyone who can offer facts about this policy.
The product is Fenbendazole capsules. It does not require a prescription.
This is an item that is sold commonly on eBay.
If you read the eBay policy while considering this item, what would be a reason ebay would say my listing is a violation?
Would a listing that contains too many pills cause it to be a violation?
Would a listing that has capsules over a certain dosage or milligram cause it to be a violation?
If the violation was too many pills in one package, could I break those packages down to smaller quantity of pills and be ok?
Thanks for your input.
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albertabrightalberta
·1 year ago@weirdstuffoutlet
The item you listed may have been removed because it can be a prescription item:
"Fenbendazole is available over-the-counter as single-use packets, or by prescription from your vet in granule, liquid, chew, and capsule forms. In certain circumstances, your vet may recommend a compounded formulation of fenbendazole."
But I also found this:
Prescription required?
I'm not sure what differentiates the RX version vs the OTC version.
As for this part of your question:
"If the violation was too many pills in one package, could I break those packages down to smaller quantity of pills and be ok?"
The answer is no. Per the policy: