Ivermek

Recognized effectiveness

Ivermectin, vitamin E

A unique combination of ivermectin

A wide range of nematicidal and arachno-entomocidal action

Intramuscular administration ensures easy use and a rapid therapeutic effect

Contains the most active isomers of avermectin

The drug does not cause pain and abscess formation due to its unique matrix

Rapid absorption from the injection site

Safe medication due to the antioxidant effect of vitamin E

Cost-effective treatment

Description
A leader among antiparasitic agents, based on a unique combination of ivermectin and vitamin E in the original water dispersible (micellar) form, which ensures its increased efficiency.

The product is a clear, colorless or slightly opalescent yellow sterile solution.

Ivermek is available in 1, 10, 20, 50, 100, 250 and 500 mL hermetically sealed glass vials.
Composition
Composition

1 ml
Ivermek

10 mg ivermectin

40 mg vitamin E
Pharmacological properties
Pharmacological properties

Ivermek is very effective against larva and mature forms of gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes as well as larvae of bomb flies, bot flies, stomach bot flies, lice, louse flies and sarcoptoid mites. Ivermectin also increases inhibitory neurotransmitter (γ-aminobutiric acid) production, which leads to disruption of nerve impulses, paralysis and subsequent death of the parasite. Ivermek is quickly absorbed from the injection site and distributed along the organs and tissues of the animal ensuring the drug’s antiparasitic activity for 10-14 days. If the recommended dosage is observed, the drug does not cause any embrytoxic, teratogenic or mutagenic effect. The drug is excreted in the urine and bile; in lactating animals, it can also partially be excreted in milk. The drug quickly decomposes in ambient environment.
Indications
Indications

Ivermek can be used in cattle, sheep, goats, horses, deer, camels, dogs and cats as a therapeutic and preventive measure against pulmonary and gastrointestinal helminthosis including dictyocaulosis, metastrongylosis, trichostrongylatosis, strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, bunostomosis etc; thelaziosis (caused by eye nematodes); hypodermosis, oestrosis (caused by bot flies and bomb flies); psoroptic mange and sarcoptic mange (itches); follicular mange; sifunculatosis (lice infestation) and mallophagosis.
Dosage and route of administration

Dosage and route of administration

The drug shall be administered to animals in accordance with all aseptic regulations: for pigs, the drug is injected into the neck and internal thigh areas; for other animals, the drug is injected into the croup and neck areas.

Animal		Dosage and method of administration
Bovine and small cattle, deer	trichostrongylatosis, strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, bunostomosis	1ml/50 kg intramuscularly once
Bovine and small cattle, deer	hypodermosis, oestrosis (caused by bot flies and bomb flies), psoroptic mange and sarcoptic mange	1ml/50 kg intramuscularly twice with interval 8-10 days
Pigs	strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis	1 ml/33 kg intramuscularly once
Pigs	sarcoptic mange	1ml/33 kg intramuscularly twice with interval 8-10 days

Restrictions
Restrictions

Slaughter of animals for meat is permitted not earlier than 28 days after the drug administration.

Description
Composition
Pharmacological properties
Indications
Dosage and route of administration
Restrictions

A leader among antiparasitic agents, based on a unique combination of ivermectin and vitamin E in the original water dispersible (micellar) form, which ensures its increased efficiency.

The product is a clear, colorless or slightly opalescent yellow sterile solution.

Ivermek is available in 1, 10, 20, 50, 100, 250 and 500 mL hermetically sealed glass vials.

Composition

1 ml

Ivermek

10 mg ivermectin

40 mg vitamin E

Pharmacological properties

Ivermek is very effective against larva and mature forms of gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes as well as larvae of bomb flies, bot flies, stomach bot flies, lice, louse flies and sarcoptoid mites. Ivermectin also increases inhibitory neurotransmitter (γ-aminobutiric acid) production, which leads to disruption of nerve impulses, paralysis and subsequent death of the parasite. Ivermek is quickly absorbed from the injection site and distributed along the organs and tissues of the animal ensuring the drug’s antiparasitic activity for 10-14 days. If the recommended dosage is observed, the drug does not cause any embrytoxic, teratogenic or mutagenic effect. The drug is excreted in the urine and bile; in lactating animals, it can also partially be excreted in milk. The drug quickly decomposes in ambient environment.

Indications

Ivermek can be used in cattle, sheep, goats, horses, deer, camels, dogs and cats as a therapeutic and preventive measure against pulmonary and gastrointestinal helminthosis including dictyocaulosis, metastrongylosis, trichostrongylatosis, strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, bunostomosis etc; thelaziosis (caused by eye nematodes); hypodermosis, oestrosis (caused by bot flies and bomb flies); psoroptic mange and sarcoptic mange (itches); follicular mange; sifunculatosis (lice infestation) and mallophagosis.

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Dosage and route of administration

Animal		Dosage and method of administration
Bovine and small cattle, deer	trichostrongylatosis, strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis, bunostomosis	1ml/50 kg intramuscularly once
Bovine and small cattle, deer	hypodermosis, oestrosis (caused by bot flies and bomb flies), psoroptic mange and sarcoptic mange	1ml/50 kg intramuscularly twice with interval 8-10 days
Pigs	strongyloidosis, ascariasis, oesophagostomiasis	1 ml/33 kg intramuscularly once
Pigs	sarcoptic mange	1ml/33 kg intramuscularly twice with interval 8-10 days