Ivermectin 1% Sterile Solution

• Ivermectin Injection is available with a veterinary prescription.

• Ivermectin Injection is for use in cattle and swine only.

• Ivermectin Injection is used to control parasites, including...

• grubs

• lice

• lungworms

• mange mites

• roundworms

• Ivermectin works by making the cell wall of parasites more permeable. This leads to the paralysis and death of the parasite.

• Ivermectin targets a type of chloride channel that is not present in vertebrates, meaning your pets or livestock remain safe while the parasites die.

• Ivermectin should be given by subcutaneous injection.

• Keep out of the reach of children and pets.

• This product is not intended for human use.

• Ivermectin Injection can be fatal if administered to dogs.

• Ivermectin Injection should not be used in cattle within 35 days of slaughter.

• Ivermectin Injection should not be used in swine within 18 days of slaughter.

• Store at room temperature.

• Keep away from light.

• Use as directed by your veterinarian.

• Give injections subcutaneously.

• Injections should be given just in front or just behind the shoulder in cattle.

• Injections should be given in the neck in swine.

• Use sterile equipment to minimize risk of dangerous infections. Infections at the injection site could be serious.

• Infection at the injection site can be serious. Contact your veterinarian if you believe your cow or pig has an infection at the site of injection.