Betadine, Listerine, and other mouthwashes are being studied.So far, while they show some reduction in viral levels in cultures, this has not translated to showing reduction in transmission of Covid.

It’s called Betadine. While it’s a common topical antiseptic, the iodine is not intended to be ingested. But that’s not stopping people from doing it, Forbes reports.

Last week it was ivermectin. Now, Covid-skeptical anti-vaxxers are suggesting that Betadine, a topical antiseptic, could prevent Covid-19.

Following the surge of in use of parasite treatment ivermectin as an unproven and non-FDA-approved COVID-19 treatment, another drug is reportedly being misused as a coronavirus therapeutic.

While it’s a common topical antiseptic, the iodine is not intended to be ingested. But that’s not stopping people from doing it, Forbes reports.

Following the surge of the use of parasite treatment ivermectin as an unproven and non-FDA-approved COVID-19 treatment, another drug is reportedly being misused as a coronavirus therapeutic.

While it’s a common topical antiseptic, the iodine is not intended to be ingested. But that’s not stopping people from doing it, Forbes reports.

(KXAN) — Following the surge of in use of parasite treatment ivermectin as an unproven and non-FDA-approved COVID-19 treatment, another drug is reportedly being misused as a coronavirus therapeutic.

While it’s a common topical antiseptic, the iodine is not intended to be ingested. But that’s not stopping people from doing it, Forbes reports.

While it’s a common topical antiseptic, the iodine is not intended to be ingested. But that’s not stopping people from doing it, Forbes reports.