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FUJIAN FUKANG PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.
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Gentamicin Sulfate
硫酸庆大霉素
Specifications: EP/USP/JP
Packing: 5KB/Tin, 2Tins/Carton
Certifications: Chinese GMP, U.S.FDA, EU-GMP, COS, PMDA approval
Product Advantages:
●Fine color
●Low impurity level
●Low bacterial endotoxin
●High Biological Assay
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Gentamycin sulphate has the effects and effects of anti infection, treatment of bacterial infections, promotion of growth, improvement of feed conversion rate, and improvement of livestock environment.
1. Anti infection
Gentamycin sulphate is an antibiotic that can inhibit protein synthesis in Gram negative bacteria and some Gram positive bacteria, thereby exerting antibacterial effects. By interfering with the integrity or membrane structure of bacterial cell walls, it functions to prevent their proliferation and spread.
2. Treatment of bacterial infections
Due to its broad-spectrum antibacterial activity, this drug can effectively kill various bacteria, including Gram positive and negative bacteria. It can alleviate symptoms caused by bacterial infections such as fever and pain, and help control the progression of the disease.
3. Promote growth
This product can also stimulate the development of beneficial microbial communities in animals, which are crucial for maintaining intestinal health. They can help break down nutrients in food and convert them into energy for the body to use, thereby promoting growth and development.
4. Improve feed conversion rate
Because this drug has a certain promoting effect on growth, it can improve the utilization rate of nutrients in feed. Reduce waste caused by indigestion and lower breeding costs.
5. Improve the environment of livestock sheds
The use of gentamicin sulfate can effectively inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, purify air and water, and improve the environment of livestock houses. Beneficial for animal health and comfort, reducing disease risk. |
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