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Indications & Usage Section

CHLORINE DIOXIDE SOLUTION READY-TO-USE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE : NOT FOR HUMAN USE. FOR EXTERNAL AND PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY. Before milking, treat the entire teat with this product, let act a few seconds and wipe teats dry using single-use towels to avoid any contamination of milk. After milking, treat the entire teat with this product. Allow to air dry. Note: Replace the visibly dirty solution with fresh solution. Do not return unused product to original container. EMOLLIENTS 15% ACTIVE SUBSTANCE (0,9 % Chlorine Dioxide) Caution: the equipment must be adapted to contact with chlorine dioxide

Pediatric Use Section

FIRST AID: If in eyes : Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. Contact a physician immediately. If swallowed: Have person sip a glass of water if able to swallow. Do not give anything to an unconscious person. Do not induce vomiting. Contact a physician immediately. If breathing difficulty occurs: Move person to fresh air. Contact a physician immediately. If on skin: If irritation develops and persists, contact a physician. Have the product container or label with you when going for treatment, calling a physician, the emergency number uled on this label or MSDS, or a poison control center. PRECAUTION: Avoid eye contact. Do not ingest. Do not mix with any chemicals. Only use in one ventilated areas. STORAGE: Store in a closed container away from sources of heat. If product becomes frozen, thaw and mix well before use. Remember these industry guidelines: Always use caution when introducing your cows to a new product. Replace applicator. When introducing a new solution to a dairy herd, always replace applicator to prevent the new solution from mixing with the old applicator. If pumps are used, lines should be flushed with hot water to clean out any residues of the old solution. Aggressively remove keratin and exfoliated skin from teats A temporary exfoliation of dead teat skin is common after new solution are introduced. Be sure to aggressively clean teats to remove exfoliated skin and clean teat ends to insure that the dead skin is removed. Monitor cows for changes in skin condition Many solutions are designed with emollients and other skin conditioning ingredients to maintain healthy teat skin and fight germs. Rare teat skin reactions due to allergic or environmental conditions may occur. Closely monitor teat skin whenever a new solution is introduced. If unusual skin conditions are found, monitor closely and, if persistent, replace solution with one containing a different germicide and/or emollient formula