Ivermec

1 ml contains as active substances:  
- Ivermectin – 10 mg  
- Tocopherol acetate (vitamin E) – 40 mg  

As excipients:  
- Monoethyl glycol ether  
- Polyoxyethylene-35 castor oil  
- Benzyl alcohol  
- Water for injections (injectable form)  
- Purified water (oral form)  

Ivermec is indicated for farm animals, for preventive and curative purposes in cases of arachnoentomoses and nematodoses:

- Cattle for strongylatosis, trichocephalosis, strongyloidosis, thelaziosis, syngamatosis, hypodermatosis, psoroptosis, sarcoptosis, and chorioptoidosis.
- Sheep and goats for dictyocaulosis, protostrongylosis, muelleriosis, haemonchosis, ostertagiosis, nematodiriasis, cooperiasis, esophagostomosis, bunostomiasis, trichocephalosis, strongyloidosis, melophagus, myiasis, psoroptosis, and habertiosis.
- Deer for dictyocaulosis, ostertagiosis, nematodiriasis, strongyloidosis, trichocephalosis, edema disease, cephenomyiasis, and sarcoptosis.
- Camels for dictyocaulosis, ostertagiosis, nematodiriasis, strongyloidosis, trichocephalosis, and sarcoptosis.
- Pigs for trichocephalosis, ascariasis, metastrongylosis, esophagostomosis, strongyloidosis, stefanuriasis, hematopinosis, and sarcoptosis.

Administration method for Ivermec: Administer once, intramuscularly, following aseptic rules, as follows:

- Pigs: in the neck region or the inner thigh
- Ruminants (cattle, sheep, goats, deer, camels): in the rump or neck region

Dosage:
- Cattle, sheep, goats, deer, camels: 1.0 ml/50 kg body weight (equivalent to 200 mcg ivermectin/kg body weight)
- Pigs: 1.0 ml/33 kg body weight (300 mcg ivermectin/kg body weight)

For severe cases of sarcoptosis, treatment is repeated every 8-10 days. If the required volume exceeds 10 ml, it should be administered at multiple injection sites.

- Individual sensitivity to the components of the preparation (including in history).
- Not to be administered to animals suffering from infectious diseases and those in a cachectic state.
- Not to be administered to pregnant animals and those less than 28 days before lactation.

The slaughter of ruminants, camels, and pigs for human consumption is permitted 28 days after the last administration of Ivermec, while for birds, it is allowed after 9 days.

Carcasses obtained before the expiration of these periods may be used in the feed of carnivorous animals. Milk can be consumed by humans only after 28 days from the last administration of the preparation; milk obtained before this period must be used for feeding carnivores, but only after thermal processing.

Ivermec injectable is available in dark glass vials of 20, 50, and 100 ml, equipped with a rubber stopper and an aluminum seal cap.

Ivermec oral solution is available in polymer bottles of 500 ml, fitted with a plastic swift-off cap.

2 years from the date of production, from the first opening – 42 days.

Do not use after the expiry date indicated on the packaging.