Miocid

1 syringe (4 g) contains:  
Active substance:  
- Bismuth subnitrate – 2.6 g  

Excipients:  
- Colloidal silicon dioxide  
- Stearic acid  
- Benzyl alcohol  
- Liquid paraffin

It is indicated for the prevention of ascending mastitis in cows during the dry period.

Miocid is administered to cows once, after the last milking of the lactation period, before the start of the dry period. The contents of one syringe (4 g) are introduced intramammarily into each teat.  

Recommendations for correct administration:  
- Administering cold suspension is difficult due to the increased viscosity of the drug. To facilitate administration (to make it more fluid), Miocid should be warmed to room temperature.  
- Before administration, it is essential to remove all milk from the teat.  
- The teat is wiped with a 70% alcohol solution or a special antiseptic wipe.  
- For calm animals, only the tip of the syringe cap is removed; for agitated animals, the cap is fully removed. Then, the cannula is carefully inserted into the teat, and the entire contents are infused.  
- After administration, the teat and udder are not massaged.

- Do not use in cases of clinical mastitis in cows during preparation for the dry period or during lactation.  
- Do not use in cases of hypersensitivity to the active substance or any of the excipients.

Zero days.

4 g polymer syringes equipped with a cannula for administering the suspension and a cap made of the same material. The cap consists of two parts: an upper and a lower part, allowing the cannula to be obtained in different lengths.  
Each package includes instructions for administration.

2 years from the date of manufacture; after first opening – do not store.
Do not use after the expiry date indicated on the packaging.