How much power is left in your drenches

Think of a drench family like a battery. When you first use it, it is fully charged and kills all the worms in your sheep. Over time and with more uses the drench loses its charge and kills fewer worms.

Recharge with Rametin

Rametin ‘recharges’ exhausted drench families and can offer producers more options for sustainable worm control. When used in combination with other drench families, Rametin can boost their efficacy and may allow you to reintroduce drench families that have previously been shown to be ineffective on a property

Rametin recharges and protects

Rametin not only recharges your worn out drenches but it also protects your current drenches. By adding Rametin to drenches that are still effective on your property you can slow the development of resistance to those drenches as the Rametin will kill worms that survive the other drench

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