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WHY CHOOSE ALBEN?
Ideal for White Drench Rotation
ALBEN contains albendazole, a member of the benzimidazole (BZ or “white”) drench family. When white drenches are still effective on your property, ALBEN provides an opportunity to rotate away from macrocyclic lactone (ML) or levamisole (clear) drenches.
Broad-Spectrum Worm Control
ALBEN targets all major roundworms susceptible to BZ drenches (except whipworms), helping to protect productivity, particularly in young stock. It also controls tapeworms and assists in managing adult liver fluke.
Registered for Goats
Few drenches are registered for goats, but ALBEN has been safely used by goat producers across Australia for many years and remains a trusted choice in the industry.
Very Safe
Albendazole is among the safest active ingredients available for oral drench formulations.
Ovicidal Action
Albendazole destroys roundworm eggs passed in dung, reducing pasture contamination. For maximum effectiveness, sheep and goats should not be placed on clean pasture until at least 12 hours after drenching.
Description
WHY CHOOSE ALBEN?
Ideal for White Drench Rotation
ALBEN contains albendazole, a member of the benzimidazole (BZ or “white”) drench family. When white drenches are still effective on your property, ALBEN provides an opportunity to rotate away from macrocyclic lactone (ML) or levamisole (clear) drenches.
Broad-Spectrum Worm Control
ALBEN targets all major roundworms susceptible to BZ drenches (except whipworms), helping to protect productivity, particularly in young stock. It also controls tapeworms and assists in managing adult liver fluke.
Registered for Goats
Few drenches are registered for goats, but ALBEN has been safely used by goat producers across Australia for many years and remains a trusted choice in the industry.
Very Safe
Albendazole is among the safest active ingredients available for oral drench formulations.
Ovicidal Action
Albendazole destroys roundworm eggs passed in dung, reducing pasture contamination. For maximum effectiveness, sheep and goats should not be placed on clean pasture until at least 12 hours after drenching.
