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Commercial equine ivermectin pastes and liquids list ivermectin as the active ingredient (typically 1.87% paste or 10 mg/mL in liquids) and—when manufacturers publish full labels—name several common i...
Medical authorities warn that veterinary ivermectin (horse paste) is not approved for human use and can cause serious toxicity — including nausea, vomiting, low blood pressure, allergic reactions, diz...
IverCare is Farnam’s branded ivermectin paste formulated and FDA‑approved for equine deworming and bot control, sold as a single‑dose oral syringe that treats horses by weight and is explicitly labele...
A survey of the FDA DailyMed records and DailyMed mirror pages shows multiple approved equine ivermectin paste brands — including DuraMectin, IverCare, Ivermax, Zimecterin, Bimectin and Horse Health —...
Veterinarians and horse owners can typically obtain ingredient lists (product labels) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS/MSDS) directly from manufacturers or from regulatory/product databases; multiple brand...