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Made in New Zealand, Triplemax is an oral low dose triple combination drench used for the treatment and control of internal parasites in cattle over 100kg and sheep over 20kg.
Active Ingredients: 2 g per L Abamectin, 45.3 g per L Oxfendazole, 80 g per L Levamisole HCL with 5 g per L Cobalt and 1 g per L of Selenium.
Label Specifications
See label
Application method
Draft animals into two or mine lines to avoid excessive over dosing. Dose rate to be based on the heaviest animal in each group. Do not under dose.
Application timing
Do not use in lambs under 20 kg or under 4 weeks of ages. Do not use in calves under 100 kg.
Controls
Barber's Pole worm, small brown stomach owmr, stomach hair worm, black scour worm, small intestinal worm, thin-necked intestinal worm, hookworm, large bowel worm, large-mouthed bowel worm, whipworm and large lungworm.
Dose Rate
1 ml per 10 kg liveweight
Product expires
Yes
Suitable for
For the treatmenet of parasites in sheep and cattle
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