This is a broad-spectrum antiparasitic oral suspension containing Ivermectin I.P 0.08% w/v formulated for veterinary use.

Ivermectin is a member of the macrocyclic lactone class of endectocides, derived from avermectins. It exhibits potent systemic activity against a wide range of internal parasites (mainly nematodes) and external parasites (mites, lice, some ticks).

Designed for the oral treatment of parasitic infections in cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, and other ruminants.

•  Composition per mL: • Ivermectin I.P — 0.08% w/v (0.8 mg/mL) • Excipients — q.s. to 1 mL

•   Appearance: Milky white or slightly opalescent oral suspension. Homogenous upon shaking.

•   Formulation Type: Ready-to-use oral suspension

•  pH Range: Optimally maintained between 4.5–6.5 for stability

•  Preservatives: May contain preservatives permitted under IP standards to ensure product stability

•  Packaging: HDPE bottles with tamper-evident closures; available in 100 mL and 1 Litre

•  Shelf Life: 24 months from the date of manufacture under recommended storage conditions

Anthelmintic / Endectocide – Macrocyclic lactone derivative (Ivermectin)

Indicated for the treatment and control of the following parasitic conditions in livestock (cattle,buffaloes, sheep, goats):

• Gastrointestinal roundworms (nematodes): Haemonchus, Trichostrongylus, Ostertagia,

Cooperia, Oesophagostomum, etc.

• Lungworms (Dictyocaulus spp.)

• Mange mites (Sarcoptes, Psoroptes)

• Lice

• Nasal bots (Oestrus ovis) in sheep

• Myiasis (to an extent)

• Route: Oral (by mouth)

• Recommended Dosage:

• Cattle & Buffaloes: 1 mL per 4 kg body weight

• Sheep & Goats: 1 mL per 2 kg body weight

• Or as prescribed by a registered veterinary practitioner

• Administration Notes:

• Shake well before use

• Ensure full dose is swallowed

• Do not administer by injection or mix with feed/water

• Highly effective at low concentration

• Single dose treatment for internal and some external parasites

• Rapid onset of action and long-lasting efficacy

• Oral delivery is non-invasive and practical in field conditions

• Cost-effective for herd treatment programs

• Mild, temporary diarrheal or lethargy in sensitive animals

• Rare allergic or hypersensitivity reactions/ Do not use in severely ill or debilitated animals

• Signs of neurotoxicity (tremors, uncoordinated gait) in case of overdose

• Veterinary supervision required for dosing and frequency

• Do not exceed recommended dosage

• Avoid use in animals producing milk for human consumption unless approved by local

authorities

• Shake bottle well before each use

• Use calibrated dosing equipment to ensure accuracy

• Meat and Offal: 28 days after the last dose

• Milk: Not to be used in lactating animals unless milk withdrawal period is clearly established and

approved

• Store below 30 °C

• Protect from direct light and freezing

• Keep container tightly closed after use

• Store out of reach of children and unauthorized persons

• Do not reuse empty container — discard according to local regulations

• Veterinary Prescription Product

• Schedule H (India) or equivalent regulatory classification

• Not to be sold without prescription from a registered veterinary practitioner

• For animal treatment only — not for human use

• HS Code (International): 3004.90 – Other medicaments containing two or more constituents

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

Note: Subject to classification updates by customs or regulatory authorities

• Use only in target species and only as directed

• Ensure accurate dosing by weighing animals

• Avoid environmental contamination during disposal

• Shake thoroughly before each use

• Do not dilute or mix with other products unless advised

• Maintain withdrawal periods strictly to avoid residue contamination

Q: What is Ivermectin and how does it work?

A: Ivermectin is a macrocyclic lactone antiparasitic that binds to glutamate-gated chloride ion channels

in parasites, causing paralysis and death.

Q: Can this product be used in all livestock?

A: It is approved for use in cattle, buffaloes, sheep, and goats. Not for use in species not listed unless

advised by a veterinarian.

Q: How often should the treatment be repeated?

A: Generally, one dose is sufficient. In endemic areas or heavy infestations, repeat after 3–4 weeks or as

per veterinary recommendation.

Q: Is it safe for pregnant or lactating animals?

A: Use with caution during pregnancy. Not recommended in lactating animals unless withdrawal period

for milk is established.

Q: What should I do if I accidentally overdose an animal?

A: Contact a veterinarian immediately. Monitor for signs of neurotoxicity such as tremors or

incoordination.

Q: Can this product be mixed with feed or water?

A: No. It must be administered directly as an oral dose.

Q: Does it work against flukes or tapeworms?

A: No. Ivermectin is not effective against trematodes (flukes) or cestodes (tapeworms). Consider

combination therapy if mixed infections are suspected.