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Fenbendazole Dosage Calculator & Protocols

Explore fenbendazole 222 mg and 444 mg schedules, the Joe Tippens protocol, the Makis combination protocol, and standalone research calculators for fenbendazole, ivermectin and BPC-157.

Important: This calculator is for educational and research purposes only. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any protocol.
Quick answers

Fenbendazole dosage and protocol facts

Short answer: there is no FDA-approved fenbendazole dosage for humans. The figures below describe publicly discussed community schedules, not a medical recommendation.

Joe Tippens protocol
Commonly described as 222 mg on three consecutive days followed by four rest days. It is anecdotal and not an approved cancer treatment.
222 mg vs 444 mg
444 mg is twice the 222 mg amount. Neither amount is an approved human dose, and a larger amount does not establish greater effectiveness.
Makis protocol
A community-described fenbendazole and ivermectin combination with protocol tiers and rest days. It is not a clinically established standard of care.
What this calculator does
It converts selected educational inputs into a transparent weekly schedule and dated calendar; it does not assess suitability, interactions, safety or treatment outcomes.
Guided protocols — full recipe
Single compound

Ivermectin

Dosed strictly by body weight (mg per kg). Antiparasitic doses are low and well-established; investigational cancer protocols (Dr. Makis tiers) use much higher weight-based doses.

Dose per kg1.00 mg/kg
70 mg / dose
≈ 5.8 tablets of 12 mg (or 11.7 × 6 mg)
01.02.02.5
✅ Prevention–standard range (≤ 1.0 mg/kg per Makis tiers).
Green · standard≤ 1.0 mg/kg — prevention to standard (Makis)
Yellow · supervised1.0–2.0 mg/kg — aggressive tier
Red · critical only> 2.0 mg/kg — strict monitoring

Weekly dosing schedule

Week starts Sunday (US). Green = take dose, red = rest day.
Sun
DOSE
Mon
DOSE
Tue
DOSE
Wed
DOSE
Thu
DOSE
Fri
DOSE
Sat
DOSE
7 dosing days per week · 70 mg per dose

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Possible side effects

  • Low doses — usually well tolerated; mild dizziness, nausea, itching or rash.
  • High doses — neurotoxicity: dizziness, blurred vision, confusion, loss of balance; severe cases seizures or coma.
  • Accumulates with daily dosing (half-life ~18 h) — effects build over days.
  • Never use veterinary-grade products.
  • Antiparasitic dosing is usually a single dose (repeat only if directed).
  • Absorption improves markedly with a high-fat meal (~2.5×).
  • Stop and seek help if you notice neurological signs at higher doses.
Ivermectin disclaimer. FDA-approved only for specific parasitic infections. Cancer use is investigational and not endorsed by regulators. High-dose protocols are potentially toxic and require medical supervision and liver monitoring. Do not self-escalate.
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Educational reference

Fenbendazole dosage calculator and protocol guide

There is no FDA-approved fenbendazole dosage for humans. This tool does not prescribe a dose. It organizes commonly searched, publicly discussed schedules so you can compare amounts, dosing days, rest days and safety considerations before speaking with a licensed clinician.

222 mg vs 444 mg

Compare the two amounts most often mentioned in community fenbendazole protocols and see how each fits into a weekly schedule.

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Weekly protocol calendar

Visualize dosing and rest days, set a start date, and download the same day-by-day educational schedule shown on the page.

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Safety and evidence limits

Review the lack of an approved human dose, limited clinical evidence, liver-injury reports and the need to discuss interactions with a clinician.

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Fenbendazole research and protocol guides

Use these evidence-focused guides to understand what the protocols claim, what is actually known, and where the evidence remains limited.

Questions

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