Prima Pour-On Gun, 30 mL
A 30 mL Prima pour-on gun that dials from 1 mL to 30 mL, for small doses like calves, sheep and goats.
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If your dose is under 10 mL, the 70 mL gun can't go low enough. The 30 mL Prima dials anywhere from 1 mL to 30 mL, for small calves, sheep, goats and low-volume pour-ons. It comes with soft medical-grade tubing on an 8 mm hose barb, hose armour springs and the angled shower-head nozzle, which lays the product down without splashing. The container stays on the ground or on your belt while you work down the line. Prime the line until it runs clear of air before the first animal, and flush the barrel and tube with warm water at the end of the day. Replace the tubing when it wears. What you apply and at what dose is a question for your veterinarian and the product label. Photo shows the 70 mL Prima gun. The 30 mL is the same dial-a-dose design with a smaller barrel. Photo not to scale.
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