All tonic water contains Quinine. It was literally invented as a delivery mechanism for the drug. Which is why it is named "Tonic Water" as it contains a tonic. Though the more stable version is "quinine hydrochloride", as listed in the ingredients.
Please forgive me for some earlier misinformation.
The closest you can get to HCQ in Tonic Water is it's precursor, "quinine hydrochloride". Which is a more stable version of quinine, but not as stable as Hydroxychloroquine. It's also found in the cheaper generic versions, both for affordability, and it's stability.
As with HCQ, it is important that it contains a alkaloid, unlike the versions that contain traditional Quinine.
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Tonic Water is an excellent source of ̶h̶y̶d̶r̶o̶x̶y̶c̶h̶l̶o̶r̶o̶q̶u̶i̶n̶e̶. "quinine hydrochloride" a precursor to HCQ.
All tonic water contains Quinine. It was literally invented as a delivery mechanism for the drug. Which is why it is named "Tonic Water" as it contains a tonic. Though the more stable version is "quinine hydrochloride", as listed in the ingredients.
Please forgive me for some earlier misinformation.
The closest you can get to HCQ in Tonic Water is it's precursor, "quinine hydrochloride". Which is a more stable version of quinine, but not as stable as Hydroxychloroquine. It's also found in the cheaper generic versions, both for affordability, and it's stability.
As with HCQ, it is important that it contains a alkaloid, unlike the versions that contain traditional Quinine.