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Molemec Pour-On for Cattle 5 mg/ml Pour-On Solution

POM-VPS · Prescription (vet, pharmacist or SQP)

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What you need to buy it

Needs a prescription, which a vet, pharmacist or SQP can write.

A vet, a pharmacist or a Suitably Qualified Person (SQP) can prescribe it. Many online retailers employ an SQP who can prescribe it after asking you about your animal, so a written prescription from your vet is often not needed — though your vet can write one too.

Category: Prescription-only medicine — veterinarian, pharmacist or SQP (POM-VPS).

Same active ingredient

Licensed products containing Ivermectin in the same form. Ask your vet before changing — strength, dosing and licensed species can differ, and the prescription must name what you buy.

Other Molemec products

Other strengths, sizes and weight bands. Give the one your vet prescribed for your animal's weight.

About this medicine

Active ingredient
Ivermectin
Form
Pour-on solution
For
Cattle
Used as
Endectocide
Marketing authorisation holder
Norbrook Laboratories Limited
Authorisation number
02000/4197 · VMD product A005139 · United Kingdom
First authorised
12 March 2001

Summary of product characteristics (PDF) · VMD record · This page as data · as Markdown

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