Ivermectin is a highly potent, broad-spectrum endectocide from the ivermectin class. It acts by binding to glutamate-gated chloride channels in nerve and muscle cells of parasites, leading to paralysis and death. This 10 mg oral Tablet is specifically formulated for precision dosing in small and medium-sized livestock, providing effective control of both internal and external parasites.

Composition per Tablet:

•  Ivermectin I.P. — 10 mg

•  Excipients — q.s. (pharmacologically inactive components suitable for Tablet formulation)

•  Pharmacological Class: Ivermectin Endectocide

•  Therapeutic Class: Anthelmintic and Ectoparasitic ide (Veterinary Use)

For treatment and control of a wide range of parasites including:

•  Gastrointestinal roundworms (e.g., Haemonchus, Ostertagia, Trichostrongylus)

•  Lungworms (Dictyocaulus spp.)

•  Mange mites (Sarcoptes, Psoroptes)

•  Lice and other ectoparasites

•  Nasal bots (in sheep and goats)

•  Dosage Form: Oral Veterinary Tablet

•  Pack Size: 1 × 10 (10 Tablets per strip/carton)

•  Packaging: Individual blister or strip packaging, sealed and labelled

•  Target Species: Sheep, Goats, Calves, Small Ruminants

•  Also usable in: Larger animals with weight-adjusted multiple doses

•  Route: Oral

•  Recommended Dosage:

         o  200 mcg/kg body weight

         o  One 10 mg Tablet per 50 kg body weight

         o  Adjust according to animal size and species

•  Frequency: Single dose; repeat only as advised by a veterinarian

•  Broad-spectrum control of internal and external parasites

•  High potency with low-dose efficacy

•  Enhances growth and productivity by eliminating parasite load

•  Long duration of action (especially against mites and worms)

•  Convenient oral administration in Tablet form

•  Generally safe at recommended doses

•  Possible mild, temporary side effects:

               o  Lethargy

                o  Diarrhoea

                o  Skin irritation at mite-kill phase

•  Neurotoxicity if overdosed, especially in sensitive breeds

•  Do not overdose — accurate weight estimation is essential

•  Avoid in very young animals without veterinary guidance

•  Use cautiously in breeds sensitive to Ivermectin (e.g., Collies in mixed farms)

•  Not to be used in severely debilitated animals unless advised

•  Meat: Minimum 28 days

•  Milk: Minimum 14 days

•  Store in a dry place below 30°C

•  Protect from direct sunlight and moisture

•  Keep out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel

•  Use clean, dry hands or gloves while administering

•  Do not break or crush the Tablet unless specifically directed

•  Wash hands thoroughly after handling

•  Properly discard packaging after use

•  Schedule “H” Veterinary Prescription Drug

•  Regulated under national veterinary pharmaceutical guidelin

•  HS Code (International): 3004.90

•  HSN Code (India): 30049099

•  Strictly for veterinary use only

•  Not intended or approved for human use

•  Specially developed for livestock and small ruminants

•  Deworm entire herd or flock simultaneously when possible

•  Avoid grazing treated animals on wet pastures immediately after administration

•  Monitor animals for signs of heavy parasite die-off (e.g., toxicity, discomfort)

•  Maintain routine parasite control schedule for long-term benefits

Q: What parasites does Ivermectin control?

A: It controls both internal worms and external parasites like lice, mites, and bots.

Q: How often should this Tablet be given?

A: Typically once every 3–4 months, or as per your vet’s advice.

Q: Can it be used in lactating animals?

A: Yes, but follow the milk withdrawal period of 14 days strictly.

Q: Is it safe for pregnant animals?

A: Generally yes, but always confirm with a vet before use in pregnant or very young animals.

Q: Can it be used in poultry or non-ruminants?

A: No, this formulation is for ruminant livestock only.