LincoVis G - Syner'G' at Work
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Linco Vis G is a granular formulation containing 11% lincomycin and 15% allicin from garlic. Lincomycin is an antibiotic used to improve weight gain and feed efficiency in poultry by treating necrotic enteritis and mycoplasma. Allicin is the active compound in garlic with broad-spectrum antibacterial and antifungal properties. When combined, lincomycin and allicin work synergistically to improve performance, economy, effectiveness, and efficiency in poultry production. The recommended dosage of Linco Vis G is 40 grams per ton of feed to control necrotic enteritis and increase weight gain.
LincoVis G - Syner'G' at Work
- 1. Linco Vis G Compounding AGP + NGP to Get The Best of Both Worlds…! Synergy at Work...
- 2. Linco Vis G Synergy at Work... Lincomycin 11% and Allicin 15% in a granular formulation Lincomycin · Has antifungal effect: Tests have shown that use of of garlicin on Aspergillus flavus, Aspergillus Niger, A lincosamide antibiotic, one of the most commonly used Aspergillus fumigatus has a very strong inhibition antimicrobial feed additive in poultry to increase weight and cidal effect, therefore can effectively prevent gains and feed efficiency. Lincomycin is specifically active mold formation, improve keeping quality of feed as against gram positive pathogens and anaerobic bacteria an alternative feed preservative. of clostridia spp. Lincomycin has beneficial effects to · Allicin is non-toxic and has no side effects. treat Necrotic enteritis and mycoplasma. Therefore, · No cross resistance with other in-feed antibiotics. lincomycin supplementation in feed can help improve performance and has been used as a regular rotation LincoVis G – Creating Synergies – 3 E's for option amongst the existing antibiotic growth promoters. more profits! Garlic – The Wonder Drug (Allicin- garlic oil extracts): Economy “History and all its wise men have extolled the virtues of garlic. Hippocrates, Galen, Pliny the Elder, and Dioscorides, all have, at some point of time or another, mentioned the use of garlic for many disease conditions Effectiveness that include parasitic infections, respiratory problems Efficiency and poor digestion. Garlic first finds mention in A.D. 510 Chinese medical treatise. In modern times, Louis Pasteur has confirmed the goodness of garlic and its anti- bacterial nature in 1858”. “In its natural form, garlic is a pungent pod. The Dosage/Administration pungency is a result of allyl thiosulfinates, which are a group of organo-sulfur compounds with a unique For Increase in Rate of Weight Gain and Improved chemistry. The active ingredient in garlic is called Allicin, Feed Efficiency: a volatile oil containing sulfur that is responsible for its LINCOVIS G should be mixed into the complete feed pungent odor. These and some other compounds in supplied to broiler chickens so that the final feed contains garlic help to protect the body from a large number of 40 grams of LincoVis G per ton of feed. harmful conditions, sometimes even fatal diseases”. For the Control of Necrotic Enteritis: Key Features LINCOVIS G should be mixed into the complete feed supplied to broiler chickens so that the final feed contains · Allicin has broad spectrum, non-specific 40 grams of LincoVis G per ton of feed. antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and anti-oxidant No drug withdrawal period before slaughter is required effects, for poultry fed LINCOVIS G Feed Medication at the · Has a feed attractant effect: increases appetite, recommended level. increases feed intake, · Pronounced impact on gut microflora, · Improve survival rate, Packing: 25kg/bag · Increases egg production in laying birds, improves fertility in breeders, Improves FCR and weight gains Storage : Well preserved in cool and dry place. in broilers. · Supports lean meat production and improves meat Shelf Life : 24 months quality by reducing fat Marketed by: Innovista Consulting Office: Suite No. A-602, Vasundhra CGHS, Plot 16, Sector 6, (20% Kitasamycin micro-granulated Premix ) Dwarka, New Delhi, INDIA ZIP: 110075 Email: office@innovistaconsulting.com