Product Description
ELANCO EKTOBAN 200 EC 1LT
Product Information
- DOSAGE FORM: Emulsifiable concentrate – cattle dip and spray.
- COMPOSITION: Cymiazol (amidine) 175 g/L, cypermethrin (high-cis) (pyrethroid) 25 g/L.
- WARNINGS: Extremely toxic to fish. Handle with care. Poisonous by contact, swallowing or inhalation. Store concentrate in original container away from food and feed.
- Keep out of reach of uninformed persons, children, and pets.
- Do not slaughter animals for human consumption within 7 days of the last application.
- Although this remedy has been extensively tested under a large variety of conditions, failure thereof may ensue as a result of a wide range of reasons.
- If this is suspected, seek veterinary advice and notify the registration holder.
- PRECAUTIONS: Do not mix Ektoban with any other dip.
- Avoid contact with concentrate. In case of accidental skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with soap and water.
- Avoid prolonged contact with dipwash or inhalation or spray mist.
- Do not eat, drink or smoke while mixing or during the use of dip.
- Prevent contamination of food, food utensils, grazing, drinking water, dams, rivers, etc.
- Destroy empty containers by perforation and flattening and never re-use them for any other purpose.
- DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Use only as directed. Shake well before use.
- Premix by adding the measured amount of concentrate slowly to double the volume of water whilst stirring.
- After thoroughly stirring this mixture, add it to the bulk of the water in the diptank or spray race sump.
- Make sure that in the case of plunge tanks, the larger volume is poured in at the deep end. Mix contents of the tank well before commencing dipping or spraying.
- It is safe for horses and dogs in cases of accidental contact.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Spray races: Mix only enough spray-wash for one treatment and do not allow the wash to stand over to the next spraying.
- Boosting: Boosting of the spray-wash is accomplished by adding 200 ml Ektoban after every 100 head of cattle.
- Hand spraying: Thoroughly wet the animal to the skin, especially under the tail, the ears, and between the legs where ticks cluster.
- Dipping intervals: Ticks, flies, and screw-worm: dip or spray weekly. Lice: dip or spray when necessary.
