Reassortant Avian Influenza Virus(H5 Subtype) Bivalent Vaccine, Inactivated (H5N6 Strain H5-Re13 + H5N8 Strain H5-Re14)

Reassortant Avian Influenza Virus (H5 Subtype) Bivalent Vaccine, Inactivated (H5-Re13 + H5-Re14) is used to prevent H5 subtype avian influenza in poultry. The inactivated H5N6 (H5-Re13) and H5N8 (H5-Re14) strains both have an HA titer of 1:256 before inactivation. The vaccine appears as a milky white uniform emulsion. Immunity develops 14 days after vaccination, lasting 6 months for chickens and 4 months for ducks and geese after booster immunization. Administer via chest intramuscular or neck subcutaneous injection. Dosage varies by age and poultry species. No obvious adverse reactions occur after vaccination. Vaccinate only healthy poultry. Do not freeze the vaccine or use deteriorated, stratified or demulsified products. Warm to room temperature and shake well before use, apply with sterile needles and finish all opened vaccine within the same day. Do not vaccinate within 28 days before slaughter. All residual vaccine and utensils shall be harmlessly disposed. Specifications: 500 mL/bottle; Packaging: 20 bottles/carton. Store at 2–8℃ with a validity period of 24 months.
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[Veterinary Drug Name]

Reassortant Avian Influenza Virus(H5 Subtype) Bivalent Vaccine, Inactivated (H5N6 Strain H5-Re13 + H5N8 Strain H5-Re14)

[Main Components and Content]

Inactivated reassortant avian influenza virus subtype H5N6 strain H5-Re13: HA titer 1:256 before inactivation. Inactivated reassortant avian influenza virus subtype H5N8 strain H5-Re14: HA titer 1:256 before inactivation.

[Properties]

Milky white uniform emulsion.

[Function and Use]

Used to prevent avian influenza caused by H5 subtype 2.3.4.4h branch and 2.3.4.4b branch avian

influenza virus. Immunity is generated 14 days after vaccination, and the immune period for chickens is 6 months; ducks and geese are given a booster vaccination 3 weeks after the first vaccination, and the immune period is 4 months.

[Usage and Dosage]

Intramuscular injection in the chest or subcutaneous injection in the neck. 0.3 mL per chicken for 2-5 weeks old chickens; 0.5 mL per chicken for chickens over 5 weeks old. 0.5 mL per duck and geese for 2-5 weeks old; 1.0 mL per duck and geese over 5 weeks old.

[Adverse Reactions]

There was no obvious adverse reaction.

[Precautions]

(1) Do not use this product on poultry infected with avian influenza virus or in abnormal health

conditions. (2) Do not freeze this product.

(3) Do not use this product if it is damaged, contains foreign matter, or has demulsified or stratified parts.

(4) Return the vaccine to room temperature and shake it thoroughly before use.

(5) Use sterilized equipment during vaccination and replace the needle in a timely manner. It is best to use one needle for each poultry.

(6) Once the vaccine is opened, it must be used up on the same day.

(7) Do not use within 28 days before slaughter.

(8) Used vaccine bottles, utensils, and remained vaccines should be disposed of in a harmless manner.

[Specification] 500 mL/bottle

[Packaging] 20 bottles/carton

[Storage and Validity] Store at 2-8℃. Valid for 24 months.