Noromectin Plus 1% Injection for Cattle

Injectable Dual-Action Parasite Control for Cattle

Product Description

Noromectin Plus 1% Injection for Cattle is a sterile, ready-to-use injectable combining ivermectin and clorsulon to control internal and external parasites in beef and non-lactating dairy cattle. Its dual-action formula also treats adult liver flukes with a single subcutaneous dose when used as directed.

Benefits

Dual-Action Formula: Combines ivermectin with clorsulon for added efficacy.

Broad Parasite Spectrum: Controls worms, grubs, lice, mites, lungworms, flukes.

Single Injection Ease: Sterile, ready-to-use solution requires no mixing.

Herd Program Support: Fits integrated parasite control strategies.

Beef and Dairy Use: Suitable for beef and non-lactating dairy cattle.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Ivermectin 1.0%; Clorsulon 10.0%
Inactive Ingredients: Glycerol formal 40%; Propylene glycol q.s. ad 100%

How to Use

Directions for Use

Subcutaneous Only: Avoid intravenous or intramuscular injection.

Sterile Prep: Disinfect the site and use clean needles.

Weight-Based Dosing: Ensure current weights to achieve effective control.

Limit Site Volume: Split doses above 10 mL between two sites.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

Cattle: Subcutaneous injection behind the shoulder.
Dose: 1 mL per 110 lb (50 kg) body weight; delivers ivermectin and clorsulon per label recommendations.

Body Weight (lb)	Dose Volume (mL)

220

2

330

3

440

4

550

5

660

6

770

7

880

8

990

9

1100

10

Additional Information

Precautions

Slaughter Withdrawal: Wait 21 days before slaughtering the animal.

Dairy Restriction: Avoid using this in female dairy cattle that are of breeding age.

Veal Caution: Do not use on calves that will be processed for veal.

Species Limitation: Do not use this on animals that are not approved, as it can cause severe reactions.

Possible Side Effects

Injection Discomfort: Brief mild site pain or swelling is possible.

Transient Reactions: Some cattle may show minor sensitivity post-dose.