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Made in New Zealand, Comboxmax is a mineralised low dose oral BZ-Lev drench for sheep and cattle used for the control and treatment of internal parasites including tapeworm in sheep.
Combomax contains anthelmintics oxfendazole and levamisole for the control and treatment of internal parasites while aiding the supplementation of selenium, zinc and cobalt. The dosage rate for Combomax is 1mL/10kg. The withholding period for milk is 144 hours for cattle and 35 days for sheep. For both cattle and sheep the withholding period for meat is 10 days.
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Applies to 2.5 L and 5 L only. Valid 1 September 2021 to 30 September 2021 unless specified otherwise or extended (but not before 7.30am on the first, or after 5pm on the last, day of that period) or while stocks last. May not be available in all stores but may be ordered on request. Prices include GST and are subject to change. PGG Wrightson promotions do not apply to quotes or bulk rates unless otherwise stated.
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