Ivermectin Injection

 

Composition

Ivermectin

 

Product characteristics

Colorless or almost colorless clear liquid, slightly viscous.

 

Indications

Macrolides antiparasitic drugs. It is used for the control and treatment of nematode, acariasis and other parasitic insect diseases in livestock. Such as gastrointestinal nematodes, lumbar spinal cord filliasis, fasciola hepatica, lungworm, parasitic arthropods in cattle and sheep ; intestinal nematodes, auricular mite, itch-mite, heartworm, microfilaria in dogs; gastrointestinal nematodes and ectoparasites in poultry.

 

Administration and dosage

Subcutaneous injection

Cattle and sheep: 0.02ml per kg body weight per dose;

Pigs: 0.03ml per kg body weight per dose.

 

Adverse drug reaction

When used for treatment of cattle cysticercosis, it will cause serious adverse reactions if the larvaes were killed in key parts.

During the injection, there is discomfort or edema fugax at the injection site.

 

Warnings and precautions

Do not use in lactation period.

Administer by subcutaneous injection only, as intramuscular or intravenous injection is easy to cause toxic reaction. Avoid injection volume greater than 10 ml per subcutaneous injection site.

Ivermectin injection that contains glycerolformal and propylene glycol is only applicable to cattle, sheep and pigs.

Ivermectin is highly toxic to fish, shrimp and aquatic organisms. Do not contaminate water source with drug residues or packages.

Severe or fatal encephalopathy may occur when combined use with diethylcarbamazine.

 

Withdrawal period: cattle and sheep 35 days; pigs 28 days.

Specification: 100ml:1g

Package: 100ml/bottle

Storage: store in a cool, ventilated, and dry place.