This veterinary oral suspension is a broad-spectrum, dual-action anthelmintic combining:

•  Albendazole I.P — a benzimidazole carbamate effective against a wide range of gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes, liver flukes, and cestodes.

•  Ivermectin I.P — a macrocyclic lactone that works against both internal and external parasites by disrupting neural transmission in parasites.

This formulation provides synergistic deworming efficacy — covering nematodes, trematodes, cestodes, and ectoparasites — making it ideal for mass deworming in livestock herds.

•  Composition (per 30 mL): • Albendazole I.P — 750 mg • Ivermectin I.P — 30 mg • Excipients — q.s. to 30 mL

•  Concentration (per mL): • Albendazole — 25 mg/mL • Ivermectin — 1 mg/mL

•  Appearance: White to off-white homogenous oral suspension

•  Formulation Type: Ready-to-use oral suspension

•  Packaging: HDPE bottles with tamper-evident screw caps • Sizes: 30 mL, 60 mL, 90 mL, 1 Litre

•  Shelf Life: 24 months from date of manufacture

Broad-spectrum Anthelmintic (Benzimidazole + Macrocyclic Lactone)

This product is indicated for the treatment and control of:

•  Gastrointestinal Nematodes
        • Haemonchus, Trichostrongylus, Ostertagia, Bunostomum, Cooperia, Nematodirus

•  Lungworms

     • Dictyocaulus spp.

•  Liver Flukes (Mature stages)
   
       • Fasciola hepatica, Fasciola gigantica

•  Tapeworms

     • Moniezia spp.

•  Mange Mites, Lice, and Other Ectoparasites

       • Sarcoptes, Psoroptes, Haematopinus, Linognathus, etc.

•  Route: Oral administration

•  Recommended Dosage:
     • 1 mL per 4 kg body weight

     • Or 7.5 mL per 30 kg body weight

     • Administer as a single oral dose

•  Shake the bottle well before each use for uniform dispersion

•  Comprehensive parasite control: Internal + external parasites

•  Reduces parasite resistance by dual-action mechanism

•  Single-dose administration for ease in field conditions

•  Suitable for cattle, buffaloes, sheep, and goats

•  Improves productivity and weight gain by eliminating parasite load

•  Usually well tolerated at therapeutic doses

•  Rare signs may include:

    • Lethargy

   • Mild salivation

   • Transient diarrhoea

•  Overdosage of Ivermectin may lead to neurological signs (e.g., ataxia, tremors)

•  Hypersensitivity is possible in some animals

•  Do not administer to animals intended for human consumption without observing the withdrawal period

•  Avoid use in severely debilitated or stressed animals

•  Not recommended in animals with known ivermectin sensitivity

•  Use only under supervision of a registered veterinarian

•  Do not exceed recommended dosage

•  Not for use in species not listed on the label

•  Meat and Offal: Minimum 28 days

•  Milk: Do not use in lactating animals producing milk for human consumption unless a milk withdrawal period is approved

•  Store below 30 °C

•  Protect from light and moisture

•  Do not freeze

•  Keep container tightly closed after use

•  Shake well before each dose

•  Keep out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel

•  Schedule H (India) or equivalent under international veterinary regulations

•  Prescription-only veterinary medicine

•  For animal use only

•  HS Code (International): 3004.90 – Other medicaments

•  HSN Code (India): 3004.90.99 – Veterinary Medicaments (Others)

•  Shake thoroughly before use

•  Administer with a dosing syringe or calibrated drenching equipment

•  Use entire dose — do not split

•  Follow recommended dosage by weight accurately

•  Observe withdrawal periods strictly before slaughter or milk use

Q: What makes this combination more effective than single drugs?

A: The combination of Albendazole and Ivermectin targets a broader spectrum of parasites and reduces the risk of resistance by using two different mechanisms of action.

Q: Can I use this product for lactating cows?

A: No, this product is not recommended for lactating animals producing milk for human consumption unless approved withdrawal periods are stated.

Q: How often should this be given?

A: Usually once per treatment cycle. Re-treatment may be done based on parasitic load and veterinary assessment.

Q: What if I overdose the animal accidentally?

A: Overdose can cause neurological signs, especially due to Ivermectin. Contact a veterinarian immediately if this occurs.

Q: Is the product safe for pregnant animals?

A: Use only if advised by a veterinarian. Caution is required, especially in the early pregnancy stage.

Q: Can I give this to poultry or pigs?

A: No. This formulation is intended for ruminants (cattle, buffaloes, sheep, and goats) only.