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Veterinary Medicines

CEVAC VITABRON L vakcina A.U.V.

Authorised
  • Avian infectious bronchitis virus, type Massachusetts, strain H120, Live
  • Newcastle disease virus, strain PHY.LMV.42, Live

Product identification

Medicine name:
CEVAC VITABRON L vakcina A.U.V.
Active substance:
  • Avian infectious bronchitis virus, type Massachusetts, strain H120, Live
  • Newcastle disease virus, strain PHY.LMV.42, Live
Target species:
  • Chicken (hen)
Route of administration:
  • Intraocular use
  • Nebulisation use

Product details

Active substance and strength:
  • Avian infectious bronchitis virus, type Massachusetts, strain H120, Live
    3.30
    log 10 50% embryo infective dose
    /
    1.00
    unit(s)/dose
  • Newcastle disease virus, strain PHY.LMV.42, Live
    5.50
    log 10 50% embryo infective dose
    /
    1.00
    unit(s)/dose
Pharmaceutical form:
  • Oral lyophilisate
Withdrawal period by route of administration:
  • Intraocular use
    • Chicken (hen)
      • Meat and offal
        0
        day
  • Nebulisation use
    • Chicken (hen)
      • Meat and offal
        0
        day
Anatomical therapeutic chemical veterinary (ATCvet) codes:
  • QI01AD06
Authorisation status:
  • Valid
Authorised in:
  • Hungary
Package description:

Additional information

Entitlement type:
  • Marketing Authorisation
Marketing authorisation holder:
  • Ceva-Phylaxia Zrt.
Marketing authorisation date:
Manufacturing sites for batch release:
  • Ceva-Phylaxia Veterinary Biologicals Co. Ltd.
Responsible authority:
  • Directorate Of Veterinary Medicinal Products
Authorisation number:
This information is not available for this product.
Date of authorisation status change:
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