DIB-h progesterone insert
Contains 0.5 gram progesterone per insert for cattle
Features
- More flexible shape, with softer tips
- V shaped silicon elastomer insert
- Unique sleek design
- Excellent retention rates
Benefits
- Improved cow comfort
- Less pus on insert when removed from cow
- Lodges easily and reliably
- Suitable for treating non-cycling cows or oestrus synchrony programs
Description
Intravaginal insert containing 0.5g progesterone in a slow release form for controlled breeding in cattle.
Pack Sizes
Available in foil packs of 10 inserts
Action
Serum progesterone concentrations rise when the device is inserted, suppressing oestrus. Concentrations fall when the insert is removed, leading to oestrus and to ovulation shortly after.
Indication
For the treatment of postpartum anoestrus (non-cycling cows). For the synchronisation of oestrus in maiden heifers and cows to enable concentrated artificial insemination (AI) and embryo collection and transfer.
Dosage
One device inserted into the vagina using a specifically designed applicator.
Contraindication
Not suitable for use in animals with abnormal vaginas. Animals in poor body condition resulting from illness or nutritional stress may not respond.
Withholding times
Nil. Remove inserts before slaughter.
Human First Aid, Symptoms of Poisoning
Wear rubber gloves when handling the DIB-h inserts.
Other
Store at room temperature in original packaging.
Restricted Veterinary Medicine, ACVM Registration Number A10832
Video Links
Reproductive products overview
Video on Comparison of progesterone inserts
Treating Non Cycling Cows. Episode 2: DIB for Non Cycling cows.
Associated Documents
DIB-h NZ Label DIB-h SDS DIBs - Farmer Benefits DIB A5 Farmer Brochure DIB farmer ROI Brochure Worthwhile Investment Brochure DIB Benefits advert DIB-Synch Plus advert DIB Vet Newsletter article Non-cycling cow treatment - Farmer Benefits Tech Bulletin R2 - DIB-Synch Plus eCG in NZ Tech Bulletin R4 - DIB-h efficacy in NZ cows Tech Bulletin R7 - Progesterone inserts for NZ cows Tech Bulletin R8 - DIB vs CIDR cow behaviours Tech Bulletin R9 - DIB vs CIDR Purulence and Vaginitis Tech Bulletin R11 - Is Heat Detection required in NZ non-cycler programs?