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Avian Influenza（Subtype H9）Vaccine, Inactivated（StrainNJ01）
Avian Influenza（Subtype H9）Vaccine, Inactivated（StrainNJ01）
The Avian Influenza (Subtype H9) Vaccine, Inactivated (Strain NJ01) is designed to prevent avian influenza in ducks and chickens caused by the H9 subtype virus. This vaccine helps protect poultry by providing immunization at critical stages, ensuring the health and productivity of flocks.
Key Highlights
- Prevents avian influenza in ducks and chickens caused by H9 subtype virus.
- Suitable for both primary and booster immunizations.
- Administered via muscle or neck back subcutaneous injection.
- Generally no adverse reactions reported.
- Available in multiple dose sizes for flexible use.
Product Characteristics
Special immune adjuvant
The vaccine contains a special immune adjuvant “Fuwei”, which can promote the absorption of the vaccine, effectively induce and stimulate the body to produce humoral immunity, cellular immunity and local mucosal immunity, promote the immunized chickens to produce specific protective antibodies early, maintain a high antibody titer for a long time, improve the activity of related immune factors and immune cells, and significantly improve the immune function of the body
High antigen content
The vaccine adopts the membrane encapsulation ultrafiltration concentration technology of Millipore to concentrate antigen by ultrafiltration, with precise proportion and high antigen content. The antibody production is rapid after vaccine immunization, and the duration of immunization is long, without additional use.
Strong protection
Avian Influenza (Subtype H9) Vaccine, Inactivated (Strain NJ01) uses the H9 subtype avian influenza epidemic strain derived from ducks as the seed virus for breeding. It has good immunogenicity and wide immune spectrum, and can effectively prevent avian influenza in ducks and chickens caused by the wild strain of H9 subtype avian influenza virus
Low side effects
The antigens were purified by continuous flow centrifugation at low temperature, and the foreign impurities such as urate and miscellaneous protein in the allantoic fluid of chicken embryo were removed to ensure the purity of the antigens. This vaccine uses high quality white oil for injection as raw material, and adopts shear double-cycle emulsification technology. The vaccine has uniform particle size, low viscosity, easy injection, easy absorption, no nodules after immunization, small antibody dispersion, and low immune stress response.
Target Use
- Species: Ducks and chickens.
- Indication: Prevention of H9 subtype avian influenza.
- Production Stages: Suitable for various age groups and production stages.
Composition & Presentation
- Antigen: Inactivated H9 subtype avian influenza NJ01 strain virus.
- Dosage Form: Milky white emulsion.
- Vial Volumes: 100, 250, and 500 doses per bottle.
- Administration: Muscle or neck back subcutaneous injection.
Directions for Use
- Ducks:
Under 5 weeks: 0.3 ml per dose.
Above 5 weeks: 0.5 ml per dose.
Prior to egg production: 0.8 ml per dose.
Booster every 5 months: 0.8 ml per dose.
- Chickens:
Less than 5 weeks: 0.3 ml per dose.
Above 5 weeks: 0.5 ml per dose.
Booster every 6 months: 0.5 ml per dose.
- Withdrawal Period: Not to be used within 21 days before slaughter for meat ducks and broiler chickens.
Storage & Stability
- Temperature Range: Store below 2–8°C.
- Shelf Life: 15 months unopened.
- Stability After Opening: Use on the same day.
Safety & Precautions
- Only for healthy chickens and ducks.
- Prevent exposure to freezing and high temperatures.
- Shake well and bring to room temperature before use.
- Examine for abnormalities before use; do not use if demulsification or deterioration is found.
- Perform local disinfection during vaccination.
Regulatory & Packaging Information
- Approval Number: SYSZ240052217.
- Manufacturer: Guizhou Firstv Biological Technology Co. Ltd.
- Packaging: Available in boxes of 100, 40, and 20 bottles.
FAQ
A: It is used to prevent avian influenza in ducks and chickens caused by the H9 subtype virus.
A: No, it is only for the vaccination of healthy chickens and ducks.