Rametin ML – give your ML a boost

Another way to protect against ML resistant worms is to combine your ML with another potent active. This combines the broad efficacy of the ML with the potency of the second drench to kill ML resistant worm strains.

Rametin ML provides; A ‘top of the class’ efficacy of 99.8% against mixed worm infections 99.9% efficacy against barber’s pole worm (Haemonchus contortus) 99.0% efficacy against brown stomach worm (Teladorsagia circumcincta). All efficacies quoted above have been achieved against known macrocyclic lactone resistant strains of parasites.

More powerful on mixed worm burdens

More powerful on more worms, Rametin ML contains naphthalophos, an anticholinesterase compound, and abamectin, a macrocyclic lactone. When combined as directed they demonstrated higher efficacy against multi-resistant (including macrocyclic lactone resistant) strains of major worm species even when compared to the current leading drench. The most common method of determining drench efficacy on farm, as used in these tests, is the faecal egg count reduction test (FECRT). Multi–resistant (including macrocyclic lactone–resistant) strains of each worm species were used in the clinical trial that produced the results detailed in this brochure. Individual testing is recommended to determine the resistance status of worms on your property.