Maple Leaf Angus
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Last year I paid $400 for a 5L of Ivomec. Last week I paid $230 for the same size jug. Were we getting ripped before, or what?
Judith said:Anyone know where we can get it in BC or Alberta? Maybe I can get it shipped or greyhound or some such thing?? One can always hope. i spoke to a couple of the horsey vets up here and they said they would never carry it. They want a brand name to stand behind. GRRRRR
Big Muddy rancher said:I hear the same stories about it not being as good all the time. The vets are trying to prove it's not as good but i see the Noromectin which is approved for Cnada is down to $180 for 5 liters.
Does anyone know if they sell Noromectin in the US. It's up here from Walco which is fairly big in the US.
I sure didn't scrimp on the dosage tried to guess on the heavy side for my cows and calves. It's so cheap why take the chance of under dosing. 78 cents sure beat $6 when using the Merial product. No one has proven it's not as good.
Sandy said:I've used the generic for three years now and can't see one bit of difference. And like BMR says when it's so cheap ya don't need to scrimp on the dosage. I guess pfizer needs to charge more so they can send my vet on another free trip to the bahamas this year.
Maple Leaf Angus said:He made the same comments about brand-names and the suspect quality of the generics and how "none of the big guys around here will touch the other stuff -yada, yada, yada . . ." "Your cattle could be condemned if you are caught using it . . ."
have used the generic for several years--good results.Cost this year $63 for 5 liters. If you have to ship it(U S) there is a hazardous shipping charge,$40 for each package and only two 5 liter jugs per shipment!Judith said:Anyone know where we can get it in BC or Alberta? Maybe I can get it shipped or greyhound or some such thing?? One can always hope. i spoke to a couple of the horsey vets up here and they said they would never carry it. They want a brand name to stand behind. GRRRRR