Equimax Elevation

What is Equimax Elevation?

• Broad-spectrum combination wormer effective on all 
  susceptible equine internal parasites including all 
  three species of tapeworm and all three species of 
  bots.
  
• Unique combination of three active ingredients to 
  combat or delay mectin and BZ resistance.
  
• Ideal wormer for horses upwards from 6 weeks of age.
  Safe to use on all horses including foals, pregnant mares 
  and breeding stallions.
  
• Palatable apple flavoured paste.
  
• Developed and made in regional Australia.

Why Choose Equimax Elevation?

• Broad Spectrum Allwormer. The combination of 
  ivermectin, pyrantel and praziquantel in EQUIMAX 
  ELEVATION provides a broad-spectrum anti-parasiticide for total control of all equine worms, bots, 
  lungworms, intestinal threadworms, tapeworms and 
  skin parasites (summer sores and neck threadworms).
  
• Ascarids are worms that primarily only affect horses less 
  than two years of age. They are a large worm that can 
  cause severe lung damage during migration and can 
  also cause life-threatening colics. It appears that 
  ascarids are the worm species developing resistance to 
  the mectins. To protect young horses from potential 
  mectin resistance, it is recommended that a
  
• The immature immune systems of foals and young 
  horses mean they are more susceptible to worms than 
  older animals. Some worm species are very common in 
  young horses but rarely seen in older animals. This is 
  because horses develop a natural immunity to them as 
  they age. Young animals are also more susceptible to 
  the damage caused by worms due to their smaller size. 
  Immature lungs and digestive systems are easily 
  damaged by migrating worms and a worm burden that 
  may not cause a problem in an adult horse can easily 
  block the gut of a foal.
  
• Unique combination of three active ingredients
  A unique formulation of three active ingredients 
  designed to combat mectin resistance; EQUIMAX 
  ELEVATION Oral Paste for Horses has a double action 
  against nematodes and tapeworms due to the unique 
  combination of the three actives ivermectin, 
  praziquantel and pyrantel. Furthermore, the double 
  action is thought to delay the onset of resistance to any 
  of these anthelmintics