Chicare IBV120 Live

Infectious Bronchitis Vaccine, Live（Strain H120）

The Infectious Bronchitis Vaccine, Live (Strain H120) is designed to prevent infectious bronchitis in chickens, a common and economically significant disease in poultry. This vaccine offers a reliable solution by providing immunity within 5 to 8 days, with an immune period lasting up to 2 months.

Key Highlights

Targets avian infectious bronchitis virus using the H120 strain (CVCCAV1514).
Provides immunity within 5 to 8 days post-vaccination.
Suitable for nasal drip or drinking water administration.
Immune period lasts for 2 months.
Easy reconstitution and administration process.

Target Use

Species:Chickens
Indication:Prevention of infectious bronchitis
Production Stage: Suitable for newborn chickens; intensive vaccination recommended at 1 to 2 months of age.

Composition & Presentation

Antigen: Avian infectious bronchitis virus H120 strain (CVCCAV1514).
Dosage Form: Live vaccine
Vial Volumes: Available in 100, 250, 500, 1000, and 2000 doses per bottle.
Route of Administration: Nasal drip or drinking water.

Directions for Use

Recommended Dose: One drop (approximately 0.03 mL) per chicken for nasal vaccination; double the dose for drinking water.
Schedule: Initial immunization for newborns; booster with Strain H52 at 1 to 2 months.
Reconstitution: Dilute with physiological saline, water for injection, or good-quality cold boiled water.

Storage & Stability

Temperature Range: Store below -15℃.
Shelf Life: 12 months unopened.
Stability After Opening: Use within 4 hours after dilution.
Light/Excursion Guidance: Keep in a cool and dark place after dilution.

Safety & Precautions

Handling/Biosecurity Notes: Used vaccine bottles, utensils, and unused vaccines should be harmlessly treated.

Regulatory & Packaging

Approval/Registration: SYSZ 240052016
Labeling Notes: Use only under veterinary guidance.
Pack Sizes/Contents: 5 or 10 bottles per box.

FAQ

Q: How soon does immunity develop after vaccination?

A: Immunity is produced 5 to 8 days after vaccination.

Q: Can metal containers be used for drinking water vaccination?

A: No, metal containers must not be used.