This sterile injectable combination contains Ivermectin, a broad-spectrum endectocide, and Clorsulon, a salicylamide compound effective against adult liver flukes. The formulation is specially designed for the treatment and control of internal and external parasites, particularly liver fluke infestations, gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, and ectoparasites like mites, lice, and ticks in cattle and buffaloes.

It provides comprehensive parasitic control in one injection, reducing economic loss and improving animal productivity.

Each ml of the solution contains:

– Ivermectin IP: 10 mg

– Clorsulon IP: 100 mg

– Benzyl Alcohol IP (as preservative): q.s.

 – Water for Injection: q.s. to 1 ml

The solution is clear to slightly yellow, sterile, and oily in nature. Packaged in 10 ml and 100 ml vials.

Each ml contains:

– Ivermectin 10 mg

– Clorsulon 100 mg

– Benzyl Alcohol IP (preservative)

– Water for Injection

– Endectocide / Anthelmintic (Ivermectin– macrocyclic lactone)

– Flukicide (Clorsulon – salicylamide derivative)

– Subcutaneous (SC) injection only

– Administer in the loose skin of the neck under strict aseptic conditions

For the treatment and control of the following parasitic infestations in cattle and buffaloes:

– Adult liver flukes (Fasciola hepatica and Fasciola gigantic)

– Gastrointestinal roundworms (including Haemonchosis, Ostealgia, Trichostrongylus)

– Lungworms (Dictyocaulus viviparous)

– Mites (mange), lice, and other ectoparasites

Ideal for use in areas and seasons with high liver fluke prevalence.

Sterile injectable oily solution for subcutaneous use Available in 10 ml and 100 ml glass vials

– Cattle & Buffaloes: 1 ml per 50 kg body weight by subcutaneous route

– Single dose; repeat only as per veterinarian’s advice

To be administered by or under the supervision of a registered veterinary practitioner.

– Broad-spectrum activity: flukicidal, nematocidal, and ectoparasitic

– One-shot control of internal and external parasites

 – Improves feed conversion and weight gain

– Prevents parasite-induced production losses

– No need for multiple anthelmintics

– Long-acting with persistent activity

– Mild transient swelling at the injection site

– Avoid overdose — neurotoxic signs may occur

– Hypersensitivity reactions are rare but possible

– Use cautiously in weak, severely ill, or heavily parasitized animals

– Schedule H: To be sold by retail on the prescription of a registered veterinary practitioner

– Not for human use

– For animal treatment only

– Avoid use in calves younger than 6 weeks of age

– Do not inject more than 10 ml per site

– Meat: 21 days

– Milk: Not to be used in lactating animals producing milk for human consumption

– Store below 30°C

– Protect from light

– Do not freeze

– Use within 28 days after opening

– Shake well before use

– Keep out of reach of children

– HS Code: 3004.90.90

– HSN Code (India): 30049099

– Ensure accurate body weight measurement before dosing

– Use sterile syringe and needle for each administration

– Maintain proper animal identification and treatment records

– Dispose of unused or expired product safely

– Do not contaminate water sources or the environment with residue or used containers

This formulation is strictly intended for veterinary use.

– Ivermectin is used in humans for certain parasitic diseases, but the dosage and combination here is not safe for human use

– Clorsulon is not approved for human use

– Misuse in humans is illegal and dangerous

– Product labelling must state: "Not for Human Use

– For Animal Treatment Only"

What is the role of Clorsulon (CLS)?

 Clorsulon is a flukicide that disrupts the metabolism of liver flukes, particularly Fasciola spp.

What parasites does Ivermectin (IVM) cover?

Ivermectin is effective against roundworms, lungworms, mites, lice, and other external/internal parasites.

Can this injection be given intramuscularly (IM)?

No. It is strictly for subcutaneous (SC) administration only.

What is the withdrawal period (WP)?
– 21 days for meat
– Not to be used in lactating dairy animals producing milk for human use

Can I use it in pregnant animals?

Consult a veterinarian. Generally safe, but caution is advised in late pregnancy or high-risk animals.