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Acarexx Otic Suspension (2 Ampules Per Pouch)
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Used to treat adult ear mite infestations in Cats & Kittens four weeks and older. Each dose contains 2 ampules containing 0.5 mL of 0.01% ivermectin otic suspension.
Keep this and all drugs out of reach of children.
Dosage: Acarexx (0.01% ivermectin) Otic Suspension is administered topically in the ear canal at an ivermectin concentration of 0.01%. One dose of 0.5 mL is applied in each ear. Repeat treatment one time if necessary, based upon the ear mite life cycle and the response to treatment.
Administration: Tear foil pouch at the notch to remove the two plastic ampules. Use one ampule per ear. Shake well before use. Snap off the cap of the ampule and place the tip into the external ear canal. Squeeze the entire contents of one ampule into the ear and massage the base of the ear to distribute the medication. Repeat the procedure in the other ear using the second ampule. In clinical field trials, ears were not cleaned and many animals still had debris in their ears at the end of the study. Cleaning the ears prior to administration of Acarexx is not necessary to provide effectiveness.
Precautions: The safe use of Acarexx in cats used for breeding purposes, during pregnancy, or in lactating queens, has not been evaluated.
Adverse Reactions: In approximately 1% of 80 cats and kittens, pain associated with the pinna and vomiting were observed following treatment with Acarexx.
Refer to the package insert for complete prescribing information.
Net Contents: Two ampules per pouch. Each ampule contains 0.5 mL of 0.01% ivermectin otic suspension.
Caution: U.S. Federal Law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian.
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Information above is off the Acarexx Packaging and is for educational purposes. You will need to consult with your veterinarian and follow any instructions provided by your vet.
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