Levamisole

Product Details

Purpose 1
Used as an anti worm drug
Upstream and downstream product information
Upstream raw materials
Dimethyl sulfoxide p-toluenesulfonyl chloride L-glutamic acid sodium hydroxide hydrochloride 1,2-dibromoethane potassium hydroxide
Downstream products
Levamisole hydrochloride
Frequently Asked Questions List
Common nematode repellents
Levamisole is also known as levamisole, levamisole, and anthelmintic speed. It is a left-handed isomer of thiazole, commonly known as its hydrochloride or phosphate, and is a white or almost white crystalline powder; Odorless, bitter in taste, highly soluble in water, easily soluble in hydrochloride in ethanol, slightly soluble in phosphate. It is prone to decomposition and failure in alkaline aqueous solutions.
Pharmacokinetics
Oral administration: Good absorption. Blood drug peak: 5 hours. Metabolism: Liver. Excretion: Urine.
pharmacological action 
Levamisole is a synthetic broad-spectrum Anthelmintic. After entering the human body, it inhibits the activity of Succinate dehydrogenase in the muscle of the worm, so that Fumaric acid cannot be reduced to succinic acid, sugar metabolism is hindered, energy production is insufficient, and the muscle of the worm is paralyzed and discharged from the body.
clinical application
Levamisole is commonly used to repel all kinds of animals, and is effective for both adults and larvae. There are eye repellent parasites for various nematodes. It can be used to repel various nematodes in poultry, nematodes such as nematodes, Trichostrongylus, and Aphrostomes in pigs, as well as parasitic parasites such as Haematopodium and Ostrostomus in the abomasum to repel roundworms and intestinal nematodes such as roundworms. It is also effective against nodular nematodes such as esophageal nematodes and renal nematodes in the urinary tract such as coronavirus. Dogs can be used to drive away roundworms, hookworms, and heartworms.
Preparation, usage, and dosage
Tablets, 25mg, 50mg orally, mixed feed or drinking water, in a single dose of 7.5-8mg/kg for cattle, sheep, and pigs; 25mg/kg of poultry; 10mg/kg for dogs and cats.
Subcutaneous injection,
Injection, 2ml: 0.1g, 5ml: 0.25g, 10ml: 0.5mg. Intramuscular and subcutaneous injection, a single dose of 7.5-8mg/kg in cattle, sheep, and pigs; 25mg/kg of poultry; 10mg/kg for dogs and cats.
Rubbing agent, 100ml: 10g. Apply Levamisole to the ear root, once per pig, 1~1.2ml/kg.