Supermec Plus-Ivermectin 1% -100mls

Description

Formulation & Active Ingredients

• Ivermectin 1 % w/v (10 mg/mL) – powerful against internal and external nematodes

• Clorsulon 10 % w/v (100 mg/mL) – targeted action against adult liver flukes (Fasciola hepatica)

• Sterile, ready-to-use injectable solution for subcutaneous use only, administered behind the shoulder

Indications & Target Parasites

Specifically formulated for beef and non-lactating dairy cattle, providing broad-spectrum parasite control, including:

• Gastrointestinal roundworms (adult and immature), lungworms, eyeworms

• Cattle grubs (warbles), mites, sucking lice

• Adult liver flukes due to clorsulon component

Mode of Action & Persistence

• Ivermectin: Blocks glutamate-gated chloride channels → paralysis and death of internal/external parasites

• Clorsulon: Inhibits glycolytic enzymes in adult liver flukes → parasite death

• Provides persistent efficacy:

  • Controls lungworms and certain GI nematodes for up to 28 days

  • Other gut parasites for 14–21 days, depending on species

Key Benefits

• Dual action “3-in-1”: Treats worms, liver fluke, grubs, lice, mites in one injection

• One low-volume dose (1 mL/50 kg body weight) enhances convenience and compliance

• Multi-species efficacy in cattle

• Cost-effective use due to broad coverage and ease of administration

Dosage & Administration

• Dosage: 1 mL per 110 lb (~50 kg), delivering 200 µg/kg ivermectin + 2 mg/kg clorsulon

• Administer subcutaneously, behind the shoulder

• Use sterile technique, avoid IV/IM routes

• Viscosity increases below 5 °C — warm product and equipment to ~15 °C for easy injection

🚫 Withdrawal Periods

• Meat & Offal: 21 days for cattle, sheep, and goats

• Milk: 21 days — suitable for non-lactating dairy animals

📦 Packaging

• Available in 50 mL and 100 mL multi-dose vials

💡 Practical Tips & Precautions

• Maintain sterile equipment and proper injection site hygiene

• Avoid use in female dairy cattle producing milk for humans (withdrawal not established)

• Divide doses over 10 mL per site to reduce swelling

• Safe for breeding stock — shown no negative impact on fertility

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