Black Ointment (Canada)

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Black Ointment Indications
Warnings and cautions for Black Ointment
Direction and dosage information for Black Ointment

Black Ointment

This treatment applies to the following species:

Horses

Manufacturer: MAX Pharma

450g Jar

Din: 02242451

For horses

Medicinal Ingredients

Iodine	2.55% w/w
Methyl Salicylate	6% w/w

For Veterinary Use Only

Black Ointment Indications

Soothing ointment with counter-irritant properties useful in relieving symptomatic muscle aches, minor lameness, sprains and other types of muscle pain in horses. BLACK OINTMENT can also be used to temporarily relieve local muscle pain associated with veterinary treatments such as intramuscular injections.

Directions

Before applying product, clean and dry treatment area. Apply twice a day, a generous amount of BLACK OINTMENT directly on the sore muscle area (leg or other) and rub in until product disappears. No bandage is necessary.

In the case of lameness or sprains, exercise sessions should be limited to a minimum in order to avoid any further injuries. BLACK OINTMENT should be applied following exercise. Follow the advice of your veterinarian.

Black Ointment Caution

Do not apply near the eyes or other mucous membranes or directly on irritated or ulcerated skin.

If no improvement is seen after 7 to 10 days of treatment or if the treatment area skin becomes red or irritated, cease immediately using the product and consult a veterinarian. Wear gloves when applying.

Warning

Keep Out Of The Reach Of Children. For External Use Only.

Can be ordered from CDMV

(CDMV Code: 18100)

FGSV-AW 04/2009 revA

Nac No.

13830000

MAX PHARMA CANADA INC.
49, RUE DE BROUAGE, GATINEAU, QC, J9J 1J5

Telephone:		819-923-0918
Fax:		819-775-9013
Website:		www.maxpharmainc.com
Email:		contact@MAXPharmainc.com

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Black Ointment information published above. However, it remains the responsibility of the readers to familiarize themselves with the product information contained on the Canadian product label or package insert.

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