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Each ml contains:
Vitamin A(retinyl palmitate)             80,000 i.u
Vitamin D3(chole-calciferol)             40,000 i.u
Vitamin E(dl-u-tocopherol acetate)       20mg

Vitamin A plays an important role in the protection of the epithelial tissues (including skin and retina) and the mucous membranes, and therefore as a protection against general infections. (Deficiency symptoms are hyperkeratosis (skin), xerophthalmia, blindness, nervous symptoms, decreased growth rates and lowered fertility).
Vitamin D takes care of the regular process of the calcium-phosphorous metabolism. It plays also a role in increasing the rate of 3Ca++ absorption and transport from the intestine and so promoting calcification of bone. (Deficiency symptoms are rickets in young animals, osteomalacia in adults). Vitamin E possesses antioxidant action, this action links vitamin E with vitamin Ametabolism (it is used for the stabilizing of vitamin A in foodstuffs) and with that of the unsaturated fatty acids. (Deficiencysymptoms are muscular disorders e.g. White Muscle Disease, Stiff Lamb Disease).
Vitamin E belongs to the group of fat-soluble vitamins. The tocopherols are important physiological antioxidants. Vitamin Eprotects the unsaturated fatty acids (e.g. lipids of the cytoplasmic and mitochondrial membranes) against oxidation. Besides its importance as antioxidant, vitamin E stimulates the formation of prostaglandin E from arachidonic acid and hinders blood coagulation. In its protective function for leucocytes and macrophages, it ensures phagocytosis and stimulates the immune response. Deficiency of vitamin E may cause nutritional diseases as muscle dystrophy, exudative diathesis, encephalomalacia, and liver necrosis.
After injection the vitamins are quickly and completely absorbed and besides a rapid therapeutic effect, this preparation has a lasting prophylactic action due to the high concentration of vitamin A and D .

Treatment and prevention of deficiencies of the vitamins A, D and/or E e.g. growth disturbances, non-infectious reproductive and sight disturbances, enteritis, rachitis (rickets), reconvalescence and skin problems.

For intramuscular or subcutaneous administration. 
Horse, cow: 10 ml per animal.
Calf, foal: 5 ml per animal.
Goat, sheep: 4 ml per animal.
Dog: 1-5 ml per animal.
Cat: 1-2 ml per animal.

High doses may result in allergic reaction in dogs.

Over dosage of vitamin D may cause hypercalcemia in young animals.

None.

Available in 50ml or 100ml glass bottle

Store in a cool and dry place not above 25 C, protect from light.

3 years.