
Fipronil 0.9% m/v + Avermectin 0.5% m/v
MA Number: ZAMRA-AC-26-31
| Method | Dosage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 100 kg | 1 ml per 10 kg body mass | Use dosemeter |
| 100 kg | 10 ml | 100 doses per 1L |
| 200 kg | 20 ml | 50 doses per 1L |
| 300 kg | 30 ml | 33 doses per 1L |
| 400 kg | 40 ml | 25 doses per 1L |
| 500 kg+ | 50 ml | 20 doses per 1L |
| Method | Dosage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blue tick (Boophilus spp.) incl. pyrethroid resistant | *Control 21 days | **Aids in control 28 days |
| Red-legged tick (Rhipicephalus evertsi) | *Control 21 days | — |
| Bont tick (Amblyomma spp.) | *Control 14 days | — |
| Bont-legged tick (Hyalomma spp.) | *Control 7 days | **Aids in control 14 days |
| Brown ear tick (R. appendiculatus) | *Control 7 days | — |
| Method | Dosage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Brown stomach worm (Ostertagia spp.) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
| Wireworm (Haemonchus placei) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
| Hookworm (Bunostomum phlebotomum) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
| Stomach bankruptworm (Trichostrongylus axei) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
| Nodular worm (Oesophagostomum spp.) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
| Cattle bankruptworm (Cooperia spp.) | *≥90% effective | Immature & Adult |
Enter the average body weight and number of animals to calculate the required dose of ALPHATIC DOUBLE ACTION.
Based on the dosage rate of 1 ml per 10 kg body mass. Always confirm dosage with the product label.
| Condition | Recommended Interval |
|---|---|
| Blue tick (incl. pyrethroid resistant) | Re-treat every 21 days or according to challenge |
| Red-legged tick | Re-treat every 21 days or according to challenge |
| Bont tick | Re-treat every 14 days or according to challenge |
| Bont-legged tick / Brown ear tick | Re-treat every 7 days during heavy challenge |
| Internal parasites (roundworms) | Treat according to faecal egg count or veterinary advice |
Shake well before use.
Apply in two lines, on both sides of the spinal column from the poll of the head to the tail root.
Apply onto clean, dry skin. Do not apply to wet animals — if rain occurs within 2 hours of application, product effectiveness may be reduced.
Use a squeeze bottle with dosemeter. Squeeze the required volume into the dosemeter before application.
Treat animals at regular intervals according to tick challenge and parasite burden.
Pyrethroid Resistance Management: Alphatic Double Action contains Fipronil, which acts on GABA receptors — a completely different mechanism from pyrethroids (sodium channel blockers) and amitraz (octopamine receptor agonists). This makes it effective where pyrethroid resistance has developed in tick populations.
Young Stock: Not recommended for calves under 3 months of age. Calves under 6 months must be treated strictly according to body mass.
Lactating Cattle: Do not use on lactating animals where milk is intended for human consumption. The avermectin component is excreted in milk.
Rain-Fastness: Do not apply to wet animals. If rainfall occurs within 2 hours of application, efficacy may be reduced and re-treatment may be necessary.
Meat Withdrawal: The 105-day meat withdrawal period is significantly longer than other pour-on products. Ensure all treated animals are clearly identified and records maintained to prevent premature slaughter.
Internal Parasite Monitoring: While Alphatic Double Action provides broad-spectrum roundworm control, regular faecal egg counts are recommended to monitor parasite burden and guide treatment intervals.
Important Advisory: Correct, regular treatment may reduce natural exposure to ticks and may affect tick-borne disease immunity, especially in young animals. Seek veterinary advice where tick-borne diseases are prevalent. Where possible, vaccinate against tick-borne diseases.
If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Seek medical attention immediately and make this label available to the attending physician. If skin contact occurs, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If eye contact occurs, rinse with clean water for at least 15 minutes. In all cases of suspected poisoning, consult a doctor immediately.