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mmunization against Infectious Bronchitis, Newcastle Disease, Egg Drop Syndrome and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H9N2) infection in chicken
Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus,before inactivation(LPAI; A/Chicken/Kor/01310/2001(H9N2),CE20)
Infectious Bronchitis virus,before inactivation (IBV; KM-QXE 10 strain)
Infectious Bronchitis virus,before inactivation (IBV: M41 strain)
Newcastle Disease virus,before inactivation (NDV; Ulster 2C strain)
Egg Drop Syndrome virus,before inactivation (EDSV ’76; K-11 strain)
Immunization against bronchiolitis, Newcastle disease, and low pathogenic avian influenza (H9N2) infections in chickens
Low pathogenic avian influenza virus, pre-inactivation( A/CK/Kor/01310/2001(H9N2),CE20)
Infectious bronchiolitis virus, preinactivation (IBV; strain KM-QXE 10)
Bronchiolitis virus,before inactivation (IBV; strain M41)
Newcastle disease virus,before inactivation (NDV; Ulster strain 2C)
Route: I.M. (intramuscularly), S.C. (under the skin)
Dose: 0.25mL, 0.5mL
Vaccination regimen:
Initial vaccination: 0.25mL, subcutaneously in cervical area from 1 day of age onwards.
Layers and breeders: 0.5mL, intramuscularly at the site of the thigh muscles or subcutaneously in the cervix
area in 6~8 weeks after primary vaccination.
Boost of vaccination: should not be more than 2~4 weeks before the expected onset of labour
Vaccination against avian influenza and Newcastle disease in chickens
Low pathogenic avian influenza virus, pre-inactivation (A/Mrishd/Cor/01310/2001(H9N2), CE20)
Newcastle disease virus, pre-inactivation (NDV; Ulster strain 2C)
Route of administration: Intramuscular (I.M.)
Dosage: 0.5 ml
Hit time:
0.5 ml intramuscularly at 2-4 weeks of age before the onset of egg production
Annihilation and disinfection of causative agents susceptible to this product
Bacteria: General bacteria (Salmonella typhimurium), Brucella ovis, Mycobacterium fortuium, Clostridium perfringenes type A
Virus: Avian Influenza virus (AIV), Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome virus (PRRSV), Hog Cholera virus (HCV or CSFV), Newcastle Disease virus (NDV), Foot-and-Mouth Disease virus (FMDV), Porcine Epidemic Diarrea virus (PEDV), African Swine Fever virus (ASFV)
Fungi: Tricophyton metagrophytes
For the disinfection of livestock animal, livestock house and equipments
For vaccination against Newcastle disease and respiratory bruschetta in chickens
Ways to use:
Drinking water
Spraying (aerosol)
eye (eye point)
Drinking water route:
After mixing 1 ampoule of vaccine in dried form with sterile drinking water and sanitizer, give the recommended amount by mouth.
Spraying method:
Mix the vaccine in dried form with sterilized purified water and spray (spray droplet: 110 micrometers) over the chickens in such a way that it spreads evenly through the nostrils or eyes.
Eye path (eye point):
Mix the vaccine in the dried form with softener (approximately 30 ml). One drop of the recommended amount should be given to the pores or eyes.
Vaccination time:
Give the mixed vaccine by spraying to day-old chickens. If necessary, give a boosted vaccine to broilers at 1-2 weeks of age by drinking water or spray or eye drops.
Prevention and alleviation of Fowl Typhoid infection in chicken
Route: S.C. (Subcutaneously)
Dosage: 0.2mL
Vaccination regime:
Reconstitute the vaccine with the accompanied dissolving agent (or diluent), 200mL/bottle
Ininitial vaccination : At the age of 6 weks
Revaccination at 12 weeks interval
For the immunization against Salmonella infection in chicken caused from Fowl Typhoid, Salmonella enteritidis, and Salmonella typhimurium.
Route: S.C. (Subcutaneously) around cervical (neck) region, or I.M. (Intramuscularly) around breast muscle or thigh muscle site
Dosage: 0.5mL/ dose
Vaccination regime:
Primary vaccination: 10~12 weeks of age
Secondary vaccination: 2~3 weeks after primary vaccination
mmunization against Infectious Bronchitis, Newcastle Disease, Egg Drop Syndrome, Avian Metapneumovirus, and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H9N2) infection in chicken
Low pathogenic avian influenza virus, before inactivation(A/CK/Kor/01310/2001 (H9N2), CE20 Strain)
Infectious bronchitis virus, before inactivation (IBV, KM-QXE10 strain)
Egg drop syndrome virus, before inactivation (EDSV, K-11 strain)
Newcastle disease virus, before inactivation (NDV, Ulster 2C strain)
Avian metapneumovirus thpe B, before inactivation (AMPV; SC1509 strain)
mmunization against Infectious Bronchitis, Newcastle Disease, Egg Drop Syndrome, Avian Metapneumovirus, and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H9N2) infection in chicken
Low pathogenic avian influenza virus, before inactivation(A/CK/Kor/01310/2001 (H9N2), CE20 Strain)
Infectious bronchitis virus, before inactivation (IBV, KM-QXE10 strain)
Egg drop syndrome virus, before inactivation (EDSV, K-11 strain)
Newcastle disease virus, before inactivation (NDV, Ulster 2C strain)
Avian metapneumovirus thpe B, before inactivation (AMPV; SC1509 strain)
Simultaneous prevention of avian encephalomyelitis and fowl pox in chickens
Route: Wing Web Stab
Dosage: 0.01mL/ Dose
Vaccination regime
Reconstitute the vaccine in freeze-drying (or lyophilization) form in vial with the accompanied dissolving agent (or diluent), and pierce the wing web.
Administer the reconstituted vaccine to the chicken at the age of between 10 and 16 weeks
Do not vaccinate within 28 days of the onset of egg production.
