KEY BENEFITS

• Maintains high udder hygiene, preventing milk contamination.
• Tested formulation compliant with European safety and quality regulations.
• Easy to apply and safe for daily use.
• Natural ingredients that respect animal health and the environment.
• Prolonged action until the next milking.
• Maximum reliability in milking systems.

INGREDIENTS

Aqua, Vegetable Glycerin, Hydrogen Peroxide, Propylene Glycol, Citric Acid, Isopropyl Alcohol, Colloidal Silver (SynthAg Technology).

SUITABLE FOR UDDER HYGIENE IN THE LIVESTOCK AND VETERINARY SECTOR.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Preparation: Dilute the concentrate in a 1:200-1:300 ratio with distilled water.
Pre-treatment: Thoroughly clean the udder and disinfect the teats.
Application: Dip the teats in the solution immediately after milking.
Dosage: Use the recommended amount to ensure complete coverage.
Action: Leave it on until the next milking.
Monitoring: Regularly check the effectiveness of the treatment.

Note: Compliant with European safety and quality regulations. Possible individual sensitivity to components. This is not a drug.

ADDING E110 COLORANT FOR MANUAL APPLICATION OF DIPPING PRO

COLORANT QUANTITY

The recommended dosage of E110 depends on the desired color intensity:

• Standard coloration (for clear visual control): 0.05-0.1 g per liter of ready-to-use solution.
• More intense coloration (for better visibility): 0.15-0.2 g per liter.

HOW TO ADD THE COLORANT?

1. Prepare the DIPPING PRO solution – Dilute the concentrate in a 1:150-1:200 ratio with distilled water.
2. Add the colorant – Weigh the necessary amount of E110 and pour it evenly into the prepared solution.
3. Mix thoroughly – Stir for 2-3 minutes until the colorant is completely dissolved.
4. Use as instructed – Dip the animals’ teats in the solution immediately after milking.

IMPORTANT!

• The colorant must be completely dissolved, with no residues.
• Dilution must be carried out in a clean container exclusively dedicated to udder treatment.
• Before the next milking, thoroughly clean the teats to remove any solution residues.