grand to inject?
Nina, are you sure you really have a way to keep the unused sterile? I'd be
really worried about that.
-Kyle
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: Some More Virbagen Omega Info
If you use one needle to mix, another to inject, and a third to draw and
inject the remainder, it should remain sterile. We have vials of medicine we
inject our dog with, and each vial lasts about 25 injections or so. It is
supposed to remain sterile, because each needle is sterile when it
Actually I don't know why I said that about preservatives. They would have
nothing to do with keeping it sterile.
Michelle
Also, my vet said to wipe the vial top with alcohol before each
injection into the vial. Michelle R. sent me home with another
sterilizing agent to wipe after the alcohol as well. I can't remember
what it's called, I think it begins with an M (the wording has run off
the plastic bag), I'll
A: Studies have demonstrated a
stability of the molecule up to 3 weeks minimum at +4C. Nevertheless,
taking into consideration the fact that there is no preservative in the
formulation of the product, the risk of contamination with fungus or
bacteria exists. Nevertheless, if injections are
I was told to give Lucy 5 mu at a time, which is a whole vial and would
leave nothing over. She is almost 11 pounds. Nina, do you have some left over
because Jazz or Grace weighs under 11 pounds and so gets less than 5 mu at a
time?
Since Lucy appears not to need surgery, I am just holding
I was splitting each vial between Jazz and Grace. The protocol I used
called for one large dose (3/4 of the vial) followed in subsequent
weeks by 1/4 of the vial (each day for 5 days). I would give the first
large dose to whomever was sicker, the middle phase both would get the
smaller amount
encouraging though.
-Kyle
- Original Message -
From:
Melbeach
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 8:04
PM
Subject: Some More Virbagen Omega
Info
Found some more info on VO ya'll might be
interested in.
From Virbac's FAQ
Found some more info on VO ya'll might be interested
in.
From Virbac's FAQ: http://www.virbagenomega.com/uk/faqcat
Q: After reconstitution of Virbagen® Omega, can the
vial be stored overnight and used on an animal the next
day?
A: Studies have demonstrated a stability of the
molecule up
I was able to go to all links except the first one, you have to be a vet to get into that link.Very good information though.
I am attempting to be more knowledgeable about all this, so right now I am not sure what was meant by that...but I am learning
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