Vitamin A ……………….12,000,000 IU
Vitamin D3 ……………… 5,000,000 IU
Vitamin E …………………..…..6,000 mg
Vitamin C …………………….50,000 mg
Vitamin B1 …………………….4,500 mg
Vitamin B2 …………………….2,000 mg
Vitamin B6 ……………….……2,000 mg
Vitamin B12………..….……………..2 mg
Niacin A ……………………….10,000 mg
Cal. Panto ……….……..……10,000 mg
Biotin ………….…………..……..........5 mg
Lysine …………….……….. .....2,000 mg
Methionine ……..………….10,000 mg
MnSO4 …….……….……….....5,000 mg
ZnSO4 ……….……..……….....5,000 mg
Organic Iron ….…………..…2,000 mg
CuSO4…………….………… ...2,000 mg
CoSO4 ………………………….......50 mg
MgSO4.H2O……….…….……..120 mg

• Supplying the body with essential vitamins and minerals to improve immunity, increase anti-diseases ability, decreases mortality and depression.
• Decrease heat stress.
• Improve skin color and meat quality.
• Increase reproduction performance.
• Increse egg production and quality.
• Decrease wet feces.

• Vitamin D3 plays a major role in Ca and P metabolism in the intestine and bones of birds in order to maintain Ca homeostasis. Vitamin D3 is responsible for normal growth, egg and shell quality, and reproduction in laying hen.
• Vitamin A is required for normal growth, reproduction and maintenance of epithelial cells in good condition (skin and the linings of the digestive, reproductive, and respiratory tracts).
• Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and important for normal neurological functions..
• Vitamin B1 is necessary for proper carbohydrate metabolism.
• Vitamin B6 is necessary for proper metabolism of amino acids.
• Lysine is one of the most vital amino acids required in poultry nutrition. The main role of lysine is to participate in protein synthesis. Lysine is required for growth and maintenance, and it is considered a reference amino acid in the ideal protein diets.
• Methionine not only serves as a constituent of body protein but also involves in the development of the digestive tract and growth performance. Furthermore, it has a function of increasing muscle mass, feather development and improving egg production in poultry.
• Zinc is a component of hundreds of enzymes and is essential for many aspects of growth, including DNA synthesis. Zinc also plays an important role in the synthesis of two important functional proteins, namely collagen and keratin- great influence on the development of embryos and newly hatched chicks.
• Iron is an essential mineral routinely supplemented in poultry feeds intending to prevent deficiencies that can impair growth and other metabolic processes such as oxygen transport, deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis, and electron transport.
• Copper is an essential trace mineral for poultry that has many roles in metabolism, most of them related to enzyme function. Cu involves the iron metabolism and red blood cells formation. Cu is needed for the adequate functioning of reproductive functions.

⦁ Store in a cool dry place.
⦁ Keep packing closed when not in using.

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