• Maintain the cold chain until the moment of administration between 4 and 8°C. Do not freeze.
• During vaccination, reconstitute the vaccine as it is used, store the vaccines in the shade, in their thermal box with refrigerants.
• The reconstituted vaccine, which was not used, must be discarded. It is recommended to use a new needle for reconstitution of the vaccine.
• The animals must be in good health and nutrition.
• Avoid stress to the animals, letting them rest for at least 2 hours. before vaccination.
• Shake the container to dissolve the lyophilized tablet, once the diluent has been added.
• To ensure dosage accuracy, use 2 ml syringes.
• Caution is recommended at the time of vaccination to avoid vaccinating animals outside the recommended age range or males, as well as to avoid accidental inoculation of the operator.
• Change the needle every 10/25 animals, depending on the presentation used..

• Maintain the cold chain until the moment of administration between 4 and 8°C. Do not freeze.
• During vaccination, reconstitute the vaccine as it is used, store the vaccines in the shade, in their thermal box with refrigerants.
• The reconstituted vaccine, which was not used, must be discarded. It is recommended to use a new needle for reconstitution of the vaccine.
• The animals must be in good health and nutrition.
• Avoid stress to the animals, letting them rest for at least 2 hours. before vaccination.
• Shake the container to dissolve the lyophilized tablet, once the diluent has been added.
• To ensure dosage accuracy, use 2 ml syringes.
• Caution is recommended at the time of vaccination to avoid vaccinating animals outside the recommended age range or males, as well as to avoid accidental inoculation of the operator.
• • Change the needle every 10/25 animals, depending on the presentation used.

SAS – Sistema de Aplicación Segura

SAS is a system created by CDV for multiple application cases. It works when the veterinarian inoculates animals with different products at the same time. The sticker found on the back of each of our containers, attached to the syringe, serves as an identifier and avoids confusion when vaccinating.