Instruction of Binary Vaccine of Newcastle Disease and Infectious Bronchitis Inactivated(La Sota +M41)
Approval No: SYSZ (2008) 150132127
[Product Name] 
Generic Name: BinaryVaccine of Newcastle Disease and Infectious Bronchitis Inactivated (La Sota +M41)
Trade Name:-
English Name: Binary Vaccine of Newcastle Disease and Infectious Bronchitis Inactivated (La Sota +M41)
Chinese Alphabetic:JiXinchengyi Chunranxingzhiqiguanyan Erlian Miehuoyimiao (La Sota zhu+M41zhu) 
[Composition] The vaccine contains inactivated NDV La Sota strainand IBV M41 strain . Before inactivation the HA titer of NDV chicken embryo fluid is≥10log2 and the IBV concentration is ≥10^6.3EID₅₀ .
[Property] Cream white emulsion
[Actions and Uses] It is used to prevent ND and IB in chickens. Immunity appears 21 days after vaccination.
[Application &Dosage] Muscular or subcutaneous injection in the neck :0.3ml/bird for chickens with 4 months immune duration and for broilers with 2 months immune duration;0.5ml/bird for adult chickens with 6 months immune duration.
[Abnormal reaction] generally no
[Precaution]
(1) Attenuated vaccine of Newcastle disease and infectious is uesed as fundarental immunity before or at the sametime when the vaccine is used.
(2) The product is not allowed to use in poulty with poor health and with other disease.
(3) The vaccine should be carefully checked and the product should not be used, if there is any breakage,foreign material or demixing.
(4) The vaccine should be recovered to normal temperature and mixed evenly prior to use.
(5) When the bottle is opened, the vaccine should be finished the same day.
(6) Freezing is prohibited.  
(7) The injection tools should be disinfected before use ,and the injection site should be disinfected with 5% iodine tincture.
(8) The contaminated items such as used bottles ,remaining vaccines, utensils should bediposed by disinfection treatment.
[Specification] 100ml/bottle, 250ml/bottle, 500m/bottle.
[Package] 100bottles/box, 40bottles/box,20bottles/box.
[Storage&Expiration] 2~8℃, one year.
Used as instructed by a veterinarian