Thyroid (porcine) coupons
Thyroid (porcine)

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1GM of 1, Thyroid (porcine) (1 Bottle)

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The average cost for 1 Bottle of Thyroid (porcine) at 1GM of 1 is $1.01 with a free coupon. This is 95% off the average retail price of $20.92
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Thyroid (porcine) FAQs
Is Armour Thyroid bovine or porcine?

Armour Thyroid is derived from porcine (pig) thyroid glands.

Armour Thyroid is made from the thyroid glands of pigs, also known as porcine thyroid.

The controversy surrounding Armour Thyroid primarily involves concerns about its consistency and standardization. Armour Thyroid is a natural desiccated thyroid extract derived from porcine thyroid glands, and some healthcare professionals question its reliability in providing consistent hormone levels compared to synthetic thyroid medications. Additionally, there is debate over whether the combination of T3 and T4 hormones in Armour Thyroid is appropriate for all patients, as some may require different ratios or only T4. The lack of large-scale, long-term studies comparing its efficacy and safety to synthetic alternatives also contributes to the controversy.