Ivermectin

Ivermectin

Ivermectin is a new type of broad-spectrum, high-efficiency, low-toxic antibiotic-type anti-parasitic drug, which has good repellent effect on in vivo parasites, especially inworms and arthropods. However, it is not effective for aphids, sucking insects and native animals. The exorcism effect of large ring esters on nematodes and arthropods is to increase the release of the insect's inhibitory transporter γ-amino butyric acid (GABA), as well as to open the Clyne channel controlled by glutamate, enhance the permeability of the nerve membrane to Cl, thus blocking the transmission of nerve signals, and ultimately nerve paralysis, causing muscle cells to lose the ability to contract, resulting in insect death.

Description:

Mixture is available

Product Feature
This product has effect on most (but not all) of the worms in various life cycles; The microfilament of the plate-tailed silkworm is effective, but it is not effective for adult insects; It is also effective for round-like worms that are only in the intestines.

The pharmacogenics of ivemicrin varies significantly according to animal species, dosage forms and routes of drug dissosis.

Animals
Cows, sheep, horses, pigs, dogs, etc.

Targets
On-board silkworm disease and round worm-like disease and hookworm, aphids, whipworms

Instruction:

·         It can cause severe perverted reactions (Mazzotti reactions) and eye reactions in the skin and/or whole body of patients with microscopic larvae.

·         Overdosing can cause poisoning and no special antidote. Intramyal injections can produce severe local reactions.

Application: