Veterinary Drug Oxytetracycline HCl Capsule, Tablets, 250mg , 500mg

Model NO.
20230520
Animal Type
Cattle, Horse, Pig, Sheep
Products Name
Oxytetracycline Capsule 250mg 500mg
Dosage Form
Capsule
Transport Package
Carton
Specification
25kg/drum/bag or according to customers′ requireme
Trademark
GRDR
Origin
Hebei, China
Production Capacity
100000 Kilogram/Kilograms Per Month
Reference Price
$ 0.45 - 12.15
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Product Description

Oxytetracycline Hydrochloride  
 
Product name: Oxytetracycline Hydrochloride 

Appearance:
 
Yellow crystalline powder,odorless,slightly bitter and damp,the color will became dark in the sunshine,easily invalidated in the alkalescence liquor,soluble in the water and slightly soluble in the ethanol,insoluble in chloroform and aether.
 
Certificate of Analysis: BP2007/USP30
 
Item Standard(BP2007/EP6.0)
 
  		Test Result
APPEARANCEA YELLOW CRYSTALLINE POWDER
  		CONFORMS
TLC SHOULD APPLIES
 
  		APPLIES
REACTION OF COLOR SHOULD APPLIES
 
  		APPLIES
REACTION OF CHLORIDE SHOULD APPLIES
 
  		APPLIES
PH 2.3~2.9
  		2.4
SPECIFCATION ABSORBANCE 270~290
  		273
LIGHT-ABSORBING IMPURITIES 430nm A≤0.50
  		0.15
490nm A≤0.20
  		0.02%
 
 
RELATED SUBSTANCES 		IMPURITY A≤0.5%
  		0.20%
IMPURITY B≤2.0%
  		0.60%
IMPURITY C≤2.0%
  		0.80%
IMPURITY D,E,F≤2.0%
  		0.20%
DISREGARD LIMIT≤0.1%
  		NO DETECTED
HEAVY METALS ≤0.005%
  		<0.005%
  SULPHATED ASH ≤0.5%
  		0.04%
WATER ≤2.0%
  		0.60%
RESIDUAL METHANOL ≤3000PPM
  		1687PPM
ASSAY 95%~102%
  		99.9%
 
 
Indications:
 
Applicable Eperythrozoon (blood echinococcosis), young animals paratyphoid, cattle out of defeat, bovine brucellosis, anthrax, lung plague, toxoplasmosis, asthma disease, mycoplasma, atrophic rhinitis, there are special effects such as edema disease. Poultry (chicken, ducks, geese) and mixed
infection of bacteria and mycoplasma from coccidiosis. Fish: Red skin disease, vertical scale disease, White disease, gill-rot disease, enteritis disease, shrimp,  red leg disease, bacterial infections such as bacterial sexually transmitted diseases.
 

 

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