Nuflor

Swab septum before removing each dose. Use a dry sterile needle and syringe.

To ensure a correct dosage body weight should be determined as accurately as possible to avoid underdosing.

The vials should not be broached more than 20 times. User should therefore select the most appropriate vial size according to the target species to be treated.

When treating groups of animals at the same time, use of a draw-off needle in the vial stopper is recommended to avoid excess stopper broaching. The draw-off needle should be removed after treatment.

For treatment

Cattle:

Intramuscular use: 20 mg/kg bodyweight (1 ml/15 kg) to be administered twice 48 hours apart using a 16 gauge needle.

Subcutaneous use: 40 mg/kg bodyweight (2 ml/15 kg) to be administered once only using a 16 gauge needle. The dose volume given at any one injection site should not exceed 10 ml.

The injection should only be given in the neck.

Sheep:

Intramuscular use: 20 mg florfenicol/kg bodyweight (1 ml/15 kg) to be administered daily for three consecutive days. The volume administered per injection site should not exceed 4 ml.

Pharmacokinetic studies showed that mean plasma concentrations remain above MIC₉₀ (1 μg/ml) for up to 18 hours after administration of the product at the recommended treatment dose. The pre-clinical data supported the recommended treatment interval (24 hours) for target pathogens with MIC up to 1 μg/ml.

For metaphylaxis

Cattle:

Subcutaneous use: 40 mg/kg bodyweight (2 ml/15 kg) to be administered once only using a 16 gauge needle. The dose volume given at any one injection site should not exceed 10 ml.

The injection should only be given in the neck.