High-Glo Equine IgG

(for veterinary use only)

High-Glo Equine IgG is an intravenous treatment for failure of passive transfer for neonatal foals. Dose at a rate of 20ml/kg of body weight (approximately 10 ml/pound). High-Glo Equine IgG is collected in a sterile closed system from healthy horses testing negative for the antibodies against Aa, Ca, and Qa red cell antigens. Sodium citrate is used as an anticoagulant as part of the manufacturing process. High-Glo Equine IgG is frozen immediately after collection and as such does not contain preservatives.

Use: High-Glo Equine IgG requires freezing until used. To thaw, submerge the frozen IgG in warm water (<115°F) for 10 minutes, squeezing the bag periodically to circulate for faster thawing. Warm the liquid plasma to body temperature, again, using a warm water bath. Do not microwave this product!

Administer using an IV administration kit with filter. Caution should be observed however, as occasionally intravenous infusion may result in shaking, sweating or hyperventilation. If this occurs, discontinue use for 5-10 minutes. Then resume at a slower rate of infusion. If adverse reactions persist, discontinue use.

Caution: There is always the possibility, while rare, of transmission of viral disease in any blood product.

U.S. Vet. Lic. No. 614

Mg Biologics, 1721 Y Ave, Ames, Ia 500014

1000 Ml

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