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Could it be that they're just too hot? I would still check for bugs and such, but maybe they could just be getting too hot.

What is the tempurature where you're at? Is it very muggy or humid?

I have Orpingtons and never had their combs flop over until the one started feeling unwell. Rather odd in my opinion!

When a chicken's comb starts getting floppy, that usually means that they're starting to feel unwell. As for DE, I've always found it to be very helpful, myself.

That all sounds good to me! Although I'm not sure on the about the panacur, as I've never dealt with it before.