Mastomicin

Gentamicin, clindamycin, lidocaine

A unique gel against mastitis with thermal sensitivity

A unique combination of gentamycin and clindamycin enhance each other's effect

Does not contain prednisolone

The gel-based drug has unique properties of thermal sensitivity

Provides local anesthetic effect

Short product withdrawal terms

Description
An anti-mastitis gel with unique properties of thermal sensitivity that enhance treatment effectiveness.

A transparent, opalescent, colorless to yellow, odorless gel. Mastomicin is packaged in 10 mL disposable syringes with a cannula for intracisternal administration.
Composition
Composition

1 ml
Mastomicin

15 mg gentamicin

20 mg clindamycin

50 mg lidocaine
Pharmacological properties
Pharmacological properties

Mastomicin has a broad-spectrum effect against Gram-positive and Gram-negative microorganisms (staphylococci, streptococci, Proteus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella), which are the main pathogenetic cause of mastitis in cows.

Lidocaine has local anesthetic effect.
Indications
Indications

Mastomicin can be used to treat various forms of bacterial mastitis in cows during lactation.
Dosage and route of administration
Dosage and route of administration

Mastomicin shall be administered by intracisternal route in the following dose: 10 mL (1 syringe) per each affected udder quarter 2-6 times (depending on the disease severity) with 12 hours interval until complete resolution of disease symptoms.

Before injecting Mastomicin, ease the affected udder quarter, decontaminate the extracted milk by boiling and dispose it of, and disinfect the dug. Insert the syringe tip into the dug canal and inject the syringe contents by pressing carefully the plunger, followed by a gentle massage of the dug and the udder quarters in the upward direction (do not massage in case of suppurative and purulent-catarrhal forms of mastitis).
Restrictions
Restrictions

The milk from affected lobes can be used for food purposes not earlier than 3 days after the last treatment, in case of the complete disappearance of clinical signs of mastitis, confirmed by appropriate tests. During treatment and within 72 hours after the last application of Mastomicin the milk is milked out in a separate bowl, disinfected by boiling and utilized. Meat of slaughtered animals is rejected during one day, and the udder within 3 days after the last treatment. Meat from animals slaughtered before the expiry of the specified period, can be used in animal feed.

Description
Composition
Pharmacological properties
Indications
Dosage and route of administration
Restrictions

An anti-mastitis gel with unique properties of thermal sensitivity that enhance treatment effectiveness.

A transparent, opalescent, colorless to yellow, odorless gel. Mastomicin is packaged in 10 mL disposable syringes with a cannula for intracisternal administration.

Composition

1 ml

Mastomicin

15 mg gentamicin

20 mg clindamycin

50 mg lidocaine

Pharmacological properties

Mastomicin has a broad-spectrum effect against Gram-positive and Gram-negative microorganisms (staphylococci, streptococci, Proteus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella), which are the main pathogenetic cause of mastitis in cows.

Lidocaine has local anesthetic effect.

Indications

Mastomicin can be used to treat various forms of bacterial mastitis in cows during lactation.

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Dosage and route of administration

Mastomicin shall be administered by intracisternal route in the following dose: 10 mL (1 syringe) per each affected udder quarter 2-6 times (depending on the disease severity) with 12 hours interval until complete resolution of disease symptoms.

Before injecting Mastomicin, ease the affected udder quarter, decontaminate the extracted milk by boiling and dispose it of, and disinfect the dug. Insert the syringe tip into the dug canal and inject the syringe contents by pressing carefully the plunger, followed by a gentle massage of the dug and the udder quarters in the upward direction (do not massage in case of suppurative and purulent-catarrhal forms of mastitis).

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Restrictions

The milk from affected lobes can be used for food purposes not earlier than 3 days after the last treatment, in case of the complete disappearance of clinical signs of mastitis, confirmed by appropriate tests. During treatment and within 72 hours after the last application of Mastomicin the milk is milked out in a separate bowl, disinfected by boiling and utilized. Meat of slaughtered animals is rejected during one day, and the udder within 3 days after the last treatment. Meat from animals slaughtered before the expiry of the specified period, can be used in animal feed.

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