Packaging
500-gram laminated triple-layer aluminum foil.
Compounds
Acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin) 250 grams
Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) 20 grams
Excipients and carriers up to 1000 grams
Mechanism of the Effect
Aspirin:
A compound that reduces inflammation and lowers body temperature by inhibiting inflammatory mediators (prostaglandins and thromboxanes). As a result, it improves the overall condition of the flock during viral and bacterial infections.
By reducing inflammation and fever, aspirin also prevents loss of appetite and water intake, ensuring that during antibiotic treatment, the birds consume sufficient food and water, allowing the required amount of medication to reach their bodies.
Vitamin C:
An antioxidant that plays a role in several physiological processes, including oxidation-reduction reactions, steroid hormone synthesis, immune system enhancement, and stress reduction.
Use case
Vitasin®R can demonstrate clear and significant positive effects in the following cases:
To control fever, inflammation, and loss of appetite during viral and bacterial diseases such as CRD, Newcastle disease, colibacillosis, influenza, bronchitis, Gumboro, infectious coryza, and other respiratory infections.
To prevent and manage heat stress, transportation stress, and vaccination stress.
To control ascites in the flock.
The amount and how to use
Dissolve 500 grams of Vitasin®R powder in 500 liters of drinking water.
Caution
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Drug interference
Antibiotics: Concurrent use may reduce the absorption of certain vitamins in Vitasin®, especially B-complex vitamins.
Anticoagulant drugs: May interact with vitamin K (if present in the formulation) and alter the drug’s effect.
Supplements containing high levels of iron, zinc, or calcium: May interfere with the absorption of vitamins.
✅ It is recommended to consult a veterinarian when using this product alongside other medications and to maintain an appropriate time interval between administrations.
Maintenance conditions
Store in a dry and cool place, at a temperature below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and in the original sealed containers.
