Damyaciprine ®

Aspirin + Vitamin C Solution
For veterinary use only
Category: Anti fever, anti-inflammation, anti-stress.
Form: Oral solution.
Compound: Each ml of Damyaciprine^® contains 250 mg Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic acid) and 20 mg vitamin C (Ascorbic acid).
Target Animal: Poultry
Indication:
– Controls fever and lack of appetite when a herd confronts bacterial or viral infectious diseases such as CRD, Newcastle, Colibacillosis, Influenza and …
– Controls various stress factors including transportation stress, heat stress, vaccination stress and …
– Controls Ascites syndrome.
Mode of Action: Aspirin is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug that controls irreversible synthesis of inflammatory mediators (Prostaglandins and Thromboxane) in central nervous system, decreasing body’s heat temperature when inflammation drops; controls herd overall condition once they confront infectious viral or bacterial diseases. Furthermore, by decreasing inflammation as well as body’s heat temperature, Aspirin prevents the reduction of appetite as well as reduction of food and water consumption. As a result, during antibiotic treatment along with sufficient amount of food and water consumption, bird’s body will receive right dosage of administered medicines.
By being active in body’s biological reactions, vitamin C enhances poultry and livestock’s body resistance against infections, various forms of stress and intoxications. Hence, it significantly helps to achieve a better antibiotic treatment output and allows body to pass through various stress factors.
Dosage and Administration:
1 L of Damyaciprine^® to be prescribed in 1000 L of poultry’s drinking water.
Attention: Solution must be made daily and be consumed by maximum 12 hrs.
Cautions: Keep out of reach of children and avoid direct contact with eye and mucus when working with this medicine.
Contraindication: It’s not advised to constantly consume Aspirin alongside Corticosteroids or other variants of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Drug Interaction: Aspirin enhances proteins’ pharmacologic effects by disrupting their attachment process with some of the pharmaceutical compounds. Some of these medicines include Penicillin, Sulfonamides and Anticoagulants such as Heparin.
Withdrawal Time: Consumption of this drug must be terminated 48 hours prior to slaughtering.
Preservation: Kept in room temperature (below 30ºC) and away from direct light. Be protected from freezing.
Packing: 120, 250, 500 and 1000 ml polyethylene bottle