Reptile Wormer 5g
£9.99
wormerdirect.com Reptile Wormer Premix 2% is a Flubendazole based medicinal product for the treatment of roundworm, hookworms and pinworms in reptiles and other terrarium animals.
Reptile Wormer
wormerdirect.com Reptile Wormer Premix 2% is a Flubendazole based medicinal product for the treatment of roundworm, hookworms and pinworms in reptiles and other terranium animals. Effective on adult worms and eggs. Please read dosage amounts below carefully. Can be used as a regular routine wormer every six to twelve months.
wormerdirect.com Reptile Wormer Premix 2% can be used at all temperatures.
Directions
Weigh, as accurately as possible, the total body weight of the terrarium animal to be treated. If treating more than one reptile we reccommend each animal is seperated to enable more accurate treatment.
Dosage
Lightly mist the food to be treated with water prior to medication to help adhere the wormer to the food. Use 1 level 0.5ml/0.3g, scoop provided, per 250g of body weight, lightly sprinkled over the daily feed. Repeat for three consecutive days. Dispose of unused medicated food after the three day period.
One 5g sachet treats 1.4kg of reptile body weight.
DO NOT OVERDOSE.
Health & Safety
Store in original container between 12°C and 25°C. Keep out of reach of children. Use within 30 days of opening. For animal treatment only. Always wear protective gloves and goggles when handling chemicals. Do not use in conjunction with any other medication. If symptoms persist consult your veterinary surgeon.
Disposal
Do not dispose of in drains or watercourses. Empty container completely and dispose of safely. Dispose empty container in dustbin. Dispose of unused product, in its original container, at a household waste site. Contact your local authority for details.
Active Ingredient Content
20mg/g Flubendazole.
This Veterinary medicine is marketed in accordance with the ESPA.
Manufacturing number: SAM0002
Harmful
Accidental ingestion by humans should be avoided. May cause sensitisation by skin contact. If accidental contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. Avoid inhalation, incase of inadequate ventilation wear respiratory protection.
