[Drug Name] Ivermectin Injection

[Active Ingredient] Ivermectin

[Description]colorless transparent liquid with slight odor

[Pharmacological Actions]

The product is safe, reliable and rapidly absorbed after administration, with a long effective duration. It is indicated for the treatment and control of Internal and external parasites by injection only once. Ivermectin can paralyse and ultimately kills parasitic nematodes, arachnids and insects by its effect on the nervous system of these parasites. At the therapeutic doses, Ivermectin has no adverse effect on mammal since it does not readily penetrate their central nervous systems.

[Indications]
It is effective against lots of Livestock and Poultry parasites , internal parasites including nematode, pinworm, filaria, dioctophyma renale, hookworm, Trichinella spiralis and external parasites including mite, louse, tick, flea, fly, maggot, larvae, etc. It is used on horse, cattle, sheep, camel, deer, pig, rabbit, chicken, goose, dog, cat, ermine, fox and other animals. It has good clinical efficacy of pig scabies, rabbit  scabies, hypoderma bovis, cerebral hydatidosis in sheep, pelle agra of dog and cat,  ringworm and scabies of rabbit, chicken knee mite, nasal redness and swollen, eperythrozoonosis, ringworm .

[Dosage and Administration]

Ivermectin injection should be given by subcutaneous injection at the recommended dose of 0.02ml/kg bodyweight in horse, cattle, sheep, camel, deer; 0.03ml/kg bodyweight in pig; 0.03~0.06ml/kg bodyweight in rabbit, poultry, dog, cat, marten, fox.

Intramuscular injection: only in pig at 0.03ml/kg dose.

 [Precautions]

1. Transitory discomfort and soft tissue swell have been observed in some cattle after following subcutaneous administration. These reactions resolve without treatment. Severe pain sometimes appeared in some sheep after following subcutaneous administration, but it lasted very short time.

2. Do not smoke or eat while holdling the product. Wash hands after use. Keep out of reach of children

[Withdrawal period] Cattle, sheep: 35 days; pig: 28 days

[Shelf Life] 24 months

[Storage]Tightly sealed and protected from light