Not suitable for use on sheep that are being milked for human consumption.

For external use only.

Dangerous to fish and other aquatic life. Do not contaminate surface waters. Harmful to game, wild and domestic birds and mammals. Do not allow access to dilute dip.

If dipping pregnant sheep is essential they should be gently lowered into the bath and assisted out.

As this is an organophosphorus sheep dip, an interval of at least 14 days should elapse between dipping and dosing with any drench, etc. containing levamisole or an organophosphorus compound.

Sheep should never be dipped on a full stomach, when the wool is wet, or when they are heated, tired, thirsty, or suffering from wounds or open sores.

Choose a cool dry day and dip early in the morning.

Rams and fat sheep should be assisted through the bath and lambs dipped separately from the ewes.

Care should be taken to ensure that the sheep do not swallow or inhale any wash.

Post dipping lameness may occur when the sheep are dipped in dirty wash, or wash which has been allowed to stand in the bath overnight or longer. It is important that the dip bath should be emptied and thoroughly cleaned at the end of each days dipping or earlier if it becomes very dirty during the day’s dipping.

Diazinon is an organophosphorus compound. Do not use if under medical advice not to work with such compounds. If you have previously felt unwell after using a product containing an organophosphorus compound, consult your doctor before working with this product and show the doctor the product label.

Use only in a dip bath that is well designed and hazard free.

Check that all those involved in dipping operations are adequately trained and competent.

Keep children well away from all dipping operations.

Not to be mixed with any other dip.

Make sure that everyone has the recommended protective clothing and insist that they wear it.

Ensure you have spare protective clothing available in case any items become damaged.

Face Shield (when handling dip concentrate)

Bib apron (over boiler suit) or waterproof coat (PVC or nitrile)

Gloves (Non-lined or flock-lined, PVC or nitrile, heavy duty gauntlet style – 0.5mm thick and at least 300mm long)

Waterproof leggings/trousers (PVC or nitrile to be worn outside your boots)

Wellington boots.

Sheep may be slaughtered for human consumption only after 35 days from the last treatment.

Not suitable for sheep that are being milked for human consumption.