Ivermectin 1% Veterinary Injection
is a sterile veterinary antiparasitic solution containing Ivermectin 1% w/v (10 mg/ml). It is formulated in a benzyl alcohol and propylene glycol vehicle and is intended for the treatment and control of susceptible internal and external parasites in livestock. Ivermectin belongs to the avermectin class of antiparasitic agents and is used under professional veterinary guidance.

The formulation is designed for veterinary therapeutic use against susceptible internal nematodes, lungworms, and external parasites such as lice and mites. It is supplied as a sterile injectable solution for administration by the route specified on the approved product label. The exact animal species, dosage, route of administration, treatment schedule, and withdrawal period should always be verified from the product label or as directed by a qualified veterinarian before use.

Active Ingredient Function:
Ivermectin is a broad-spectrum antiparasitic agent that acts against susceptible nematodes and certain external parasites. It interferes with parasite nerve and muscle function, resulting in paralysis and elimination of the parasite. Benzyl alcohol and propylene glycol serve as components of the formulation vehicle
Key Features:

Ivermectin 1% w/v veterinary injectable solution
Equivalent to 10 mg of Ivermectin per ml
Sterile solution for veterinary use
Helps control susceptible internal nematodes and lungworms
Effective against susceptible external parasites such as lice and mites
Formulated with benzyl alcohol and propylene glycol
Intended for livestock and veterinary therapeutic use
Professional veterinary supervision recommended
Composition per vial:

Ivermectin I.P. Vet — 1% w/v
Benzyl Alcohol I.P. — 2% v/v
Propylene Glycol I.P. — q.s.
Dosage form: Sterile veterinary injectable solution

Important:

This is a veterinary prescription/therapeutic product intended for animal use only. Use only according to the approved product label or under the direction of a qualified veterinarian. Verify the exact target animal species, recommended dose, administration route, contraindications, and **meat/milk withdrawal period** before administration. The route may commonly be subcutaneous injection for certain livestock products, but the approved label for the specific product must be followed. Do not use in animals or species for which the product is not specifically approved.