ND IB Vaccine (2-in-1 | Large Dose Vial) | 2000 Transport Flask

ND IB Vaccine Product label The ND IB Vaccine 2-in-1 Large Dose Vial is a specialized vaccine designed to protect poultry against Newcastle Disease (ND) and Infectious Bronchitis (IB). This combination vaccine is particularly useful for ensuring the health and productivity of poultry flocks. Indications Active immunization of chickens against Newcastle Disease and Infectious Bronchitis.   Indications for use by instructions of a veterinarian. Use immediately after reconstitution with antiseptic or disinfectant-free drinking water. Administration Drinking Water: Dissolve the vaccine in clean, chlorine-free water and administer it through the birds’ drinking water. Ocular or Nasal Drops: Administer directly into the eyes or nostrils of the birds. Spray: Suitable for large flocks, where the vaccine is sprayed over the birds for mass immunization. Comments Vaccinate healthy birds only, use the entire vial when first opened, destroy unused contents, and keep vaccination records with batch number. Storage Store at 2ºC-8ºC, protected from direct sunlight. ND IB Vaccine 2-in-1 Large Dose Vial Product Description and Characteristics Formulation: The vaccine is available in a lyophilized (freeze-dried) form. Each large dose vial contains enough doses to vaccinate 2000 birds. Includes a transport flask for maintaining the vaccine’s stability during transportation. Dosage: Ensure each bird receives the appropriate dose according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Typically administered to chicks at an age that corresponds with the onset of maternal antibody decline, often around 10-14 days. ND IB Vaccine 2-in-1 Large Dose Vial Storage: Store the vaccine in a refrigerator at 2-8°C (35-46°F). Do not freeze. Protect from light to maintain vaccine potency. Use the provided transport flask to maintain stability during transport. Benefits: Dual Protection: Simultaneously provides immunity against two major poultry diseases, ND and IB. Effective Protection: Reduces mortality and morbidity associated with ND and IB, ensuring flock health. Enhanced Immune Response: Helps maintain a robust immune system in vaccinated birds. Improved Productivity: Healthy birds lead to better growth rates, feed conversion, and overall productivity. Reduced Economic Losses: Prevents the economic impact of disease outbreaks, including treatment costs and reduced production. Precautions: Vaccinate only healthy birds. Ensure the use of clean, chlorine-free water for reconstituting the vaccine. Follow aseptic techniques during vaccine preparation and administration. Check the expiration date on the vaccine vial and use it before it expires.