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Alliance is a low dose triple combination made up of oxfendazole, levamisole and abamectin. This formulation has the added benefit of aiding the supplementation of selenium and cobalt in sheep and cattle. The withholding periods are: 14 days for meat in sheep and 10 days for cattle, 35 days for milk in cattle. The dosage rate for both is 1mL/10kg.
Provides short term management of internal parasites in sheep and cattle
Active Ingredients 2g per L abamectin, 80g per L levamisole hydrochloride and 45.3g per L oxfendazole. Also contains selenium 5mg and cobalt 25mg per 5mL dose.
Label Specifications
See label
Recycling
Recycle safely using Agrecovery, New Zealand's solution for the safe disposal of unwanted agrichemicals, and the recycling or recovery of empty containers, drums and IBCs.
Application method
Use approved drench gun at correct dose.
Controls
At the recommended dosage level, this product is effective for the treatment and control of macrocyclic lactone, benzimidazole and levamisole sensitive parasites in sheep and cattle.
Dose Rate
1 ml per 10 kg liveweight
Suitable for
A low-dose triple combination oral drench in sheep and cattle.
Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and mucosa. Keep containers adequately sealed during material transfer, transport, or when not in use. See Section 8 (Exposure Controls) for additional guidance.
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