RUBRALAN INJ 5000 50 ML

The most complete B Complex Association on the market.

RUBRALAN 5000 , the only compound on the market with B-Complex Vitamins, is used in the preparation of animals that require great physical effort. Indicated for the rapid recovery of weakened animals, in addition to helping in the treatment of blood and neuromuscular problems.

MODE OF ACTION:

RUBRALAN 5000 is a concentrated combination of B vitamins, essential for hematopoietic balance, maintenance of neuromuscular tone, good physical and organic performance, normally in competition animals.

Vitamin B12, in turn, is involved in the formation and maturation of red blood cells, which are so fundamental for animals, and for protein, glucose and lipid metabolism.

It has analgesic and neuroregulatory action, probably due to its trophic activity on the nervous system, and a certain detoxifying capacity that results in benefits in endogenous intoxications.

 RUBRALAN 5000 FORMULA

Each 5 mL contains: Vitamin B1 (Min): 500 mg/kg Vitamin B6 (Min): 150 mg/kg Vitamin B12 (Min): 5000 mcg/kg Distilled Water qsp: 5 mL

MAIN INDICATIONS

In the treatment of pernicious anemia and diseases that cause anemia (piroplasmosis, anaplasmosis and worm infestation). In states of deficiency of vitamins B1 and B12. Indicated mainly after hemorrhages and surgeries. In the treatment of neuralgia, pain in general, nonspecific neuromuscular disorders, anorexia and polyneuritis.

ADDITIONAL INDICATIONS

In the treatment of myopathies, paraplegia and Muscle fatigue,Leukocyte stimulant. In all liver imbalances, maintenance of neuromuscular tone, for good physical and organic performance, normally in competition animals.

ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION AND HOW TO USE:
INTERNAL USE – FOR SUBCUTANEOUS OR INTRAMUSCULAR APPLICATION

DOSAGE

Dogs and cats………1 to 2 ml (every other day).
Sheep, pigs and calves……..3 to 5 ml (daily).
Adult cattle and horses…………5 ml (daily).
Continue treatment for up to 10 days at the discretion of the veterinarian.

Note: The dosages above may be changed at the discretion of the Veterinarian.