D’MAG

Anti-Maggot and Antiseptic Wound Spray
Fast Action. Fly-Free Healing.
Anti-Maggot
Livestock
Aerosol Spray

Composition

Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 0.1% w/w
Proflavine Hemisulphate 0.1% w/w
Cetrimide 0.45% w/w
Eucalyptus oil, Turpentine oil and Neem oil as a base

Indications

Treatment of myiasis (magot-infested wounds) in livestock.
Control and prevention of fly strike in susceptible animals.
Management of septic wounds, ulcers, and abrasions.
Effective against Tinea, Ringworm, and other superficial infections.
A prophylactic treatment for surgical wounds, docking, or castration sites.

Mechanism of Action

The primary maggoticidal action comes from Gamma Benzene Hexachloride (), which is a neurotoxin. It acts on the central nervous system of insects by interfering with the gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)-gated chloride channels. This causes an increase in nerve activity, leading to sustained excitation, convulsions, and rapid death of the maggots. Proflavine and Cetrimide provide broad-spectrum antiseptic activity, inhibiting bacterial growth and supporting wound healing.

Benefits

Powerful maggoticidal action ensures rapid clearance of larvae.
Dual antiseptics promote a clean healing environment.
Natural oils (Neem, Eucalyptus) serve as effective fly repellents.
Easy application via aerosol minimizes animal handling and contamination.
Aids in granulation and faster wound healing time.

Usage & Recommendation

Infested Wounds: Clean the wound of debris. Spray liberally to cover the entire affected area until the wound is colored.
Ensure deep penetration into tunnels/pockets of the wound.

Prophylaxis
Spray once daily on surgical or open wounds for several days.
Repeat application as necessary or as directed by a veterinarian.

Presentation

Pressurized Aluminum Aerosol Can (50 ml & 100 ml)

Dosage

Aerosol Spray

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