A limpid solution in yellow-dark yellow-light brown in color, fluid and capable of making a mix with water at every rate, each 1 ml and containing 250 ml Amprolyum HCI and 2 mg Vitamin K3(equivalentto 221.1 mg Amporlyum).

Amprolyum, is mainly effective on first generation chizont and thus prevent development of merozohits, Because of having this effect, it has importance from the view of controlling the illness during the early periods. This drug has a bit effect also on gametocytes(sexual period) and sporozoits. It is an anti koksidial having koksi odiostatic effect as aThiamin(Vitamin B1)racing antagonist. Amprolyum, in away racing with Thiamin, is a matterthat prevents or stops development of koksids and therefore, presence of a small amount of Thiamin in the feed, weakens the effect of the drug an even more, can prevent it entirely. That is, its effect bases on imitation of Thiamin in the metabolism of the parasite. Since there is a very close resemblance between the two compounds from structural point of view, Amprolyum in high densities,
prevents use of Thiamin by parasite koksidis. Thus, a severe insufficiently starts in parasite koksids which has higher level of need as compared to settled one, in relation to Thiamin. At last, parasites in a stated of being inhibited for multiplication and development, are destroyed by the defense mechanism of the body in which they stay. In presence of Thiamin in high densities, the effect of Amprolyum on koksids is eliminated. Amprolyum, after being used orally, is rapidly and fully sucked especially in the infected sections of the intestine system. Almost all of the sucked Amprolyum is actively and mainly discharged through urine and ballast track.
T3 vitamin is responsible in having protombin synthesis attained in liver and from the functions related to coagulation of the blood. Because of its close relationship with coagulation of the blood, it is defined also with coagulation and anti hemorolagic vitamin and protorombin factor names. Following oral use, it is sucked from the digestion canal and directly enters into blood circulation and distributed at large scale to the body. It is discharged from the body by urine and ballast track.

It is used in poultry to treat and protect from thin intestine. Coarse intestine and blind intestine koksidiyosis phenomena originating from tenella and E.necatrix, E.acevulina, E.maxima, E.brunetti.

Unless instructed contrary bv Veterinary Physician the pharmacological dosage is: Poultry :25-73 mg/kg. C.A.
Practical dosage is: Poultry (with the purpose of keeping healthy): 120-240 mo/Lfor 5-7 davs.
Protective dosage is: Poultrv:60 mo/Lfor 1-2 weeks.

It is supplied for sale in plastic bottles of 500ml, 1000 ml and 5000 ml without a box.