A sterile, oily injectable solution combining fat-soluble vitamins essential for the maintenance of health and metabolic functions in animals. The solution is typically clear to pale yellow, free from visible particles, and formulated in a sesame oil base with benzyl alcohol as a preservative. Used in veterinary medicine to prevent and treat vitamin deficiencies and support overall animal health. Supplied in sealed 10 mL ampoules for veterinary use only.

•  Vitamin-A I.P. (as Palmitate): 250,000 I.U. per dose

•  Vitamin-D3 I.P.: 25,000 I.U. per dose

•  Vitamin-E (as dl-alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate I.P.): 100 I.U. per dose

•  Vitamin-H (Biotin): 12.5 mcg per dose

•  Benzyl Alcohol B.P.: 2% w/v (preservative)

•  Sesame Oil U.S.P.: q.s. (quantity sufficient) as vehicle

•  Sterile and pyrogen-free

•   Complies with relevant pharmacopeial standards

Each 10 mL ampoule contains:

•  Vitamin-A (as Palmitate) I.P. — 250,000 I.U.

•  Vitamin-D3 I.P. — 25,000 I.U.

•  Vitamin-E (dl-alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate) I.P. — 100 I.U.

•  Vitamin-H (Biotin) — 12.5 mcg

•  Benzyl Alcohol B.P. — 2% w/v

•   Sesame Oil U.S.P. — quantity sufficient to 10 mL

•  Sterile oily injectable solution

•  Supplied in single-dose 10 mL Vials

•  Prevention and treatment of vitamin A, D3, E, and biotin (H) deficiencies in animals

•  Supports metabolic functions, skin and coat health, bone development, and immune function

•  Useful during periods of rapid growth, pregnancy, lactation, and recovery from illness

Administer under veterinary supervision.

•  Route: Intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous (SC) injection

•  Dosage: According to species, weight, and clinical need

•  Typical dosage volume to be prescribed by a veterinarian

•  Provides balanced supplementation of fat-soluble vitamins

•  Long-lasting depot effect due to sesame oil vehicle

•  Benzyl alcohol preserves sterility and shelf-life

•  Supports multiple physiological functions simultaneously

•  Local irritation or inflammation at the injection site

•  Allergic reactions are rare but possible

•  Overdose may cause hypervitaminosis symptoms, especially vitamin A and D toxicity

•  Use only as directed by a licensed veterinarian/ Use aseptic technique

•  Avoid overdosing, especially of fat-soluble vitamins

•  Not for intravenous administration/ Observe withdrawal period in food-producing animals

Check local regulations; withdrawal times vary depending on species and product usage.

•  Store at 15°C to 30°C away from light and heat

•  Do not freeze

•  Use sterile equipment and aseptic technique

•  Discard unused portion safely

•  Typically classified under veterinary vitamin preparations

•  Confirm HSN codes as per local customs and GST guidelines may be 3004

•  Do not mix with other injectable products unless authorized

•  Inspect solution before use; do not use if cloudy or discoloured

•  Administer only under veterinary advice

For veterinary use only. Not intended or safe for human use.

What animals can receive this injection?

Only animals diagnosed with vitamin deficiencies by a veterinarian.

Can this injection be used in pregnant or lactating animals?

Yes, but only under veterinary supervision to avoid overdose.

Why is benzyl alcohol included?

It acts as a preservative to maintain sterility.

How is this injection administered?

Intramuscular or subcutaneous injection by a trained professional.

Is refrigeration required?

No, store at controlled room temperature away from direct light.