Reptaid
Immune Support for Reptiles Under 250 grams

Product Information

Ingredients

Active Ingredients per ml of Reptaid:
“Proprietary Blend of (Organic Brown Mustard Seed, Organic Olive Leaf, Wildcrafted Jatoba, Organic Cloves) 321 mg”

Wildcrafted Black Seed	205 mg
Wildcrafted Pau D’arco Bark	68 mg
Organic Grapefruit Seed Extract	2 mg

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Inactive Ingredients: Kosher Grape Wine, Filtered Water, Organic Grain Alcohol USP 2.6% by volume.

Directions for Use

REPTAID RECOMMENDED USE

Reptile Weight	Reptaid	Servings Per 1 oz. Bottle
Under 25 grams	1-2 drips	2957
25-49 grams	.025 ml	1183
50-99 grams	.05 ml	591
100-149 grams	.10 ml	296
150-199 grams	.15 ml	197
200-249 grams	.20 ml	148

There are two containers in the package. A small vial and a 1 oz. eye-dropper bottle.
Pour the small vial into the 1 oz. bottle and shake well. Discard small vial.
Administer Reptaid according to the dosing chart below 1 - 2 times a day to the reptile.

Before use, mix the contents of the small bottle in with the large bottle and shake well. Do not exceed recommended dose.
General: give 1-2 times daily for 7-10 days.
Long Term: give 1-2 times daily for 10 days on, 2 days off, 10 days on.

Care & Storage: When not being used for treatments, Reptaid continues to have a 4-year shelf life from date stamped on bottle when stored in a cool dry place AS LONG AS THE SMALL BOTTLE HAS NOT BEEN MIXED WITH THE LARGE BOTTLE. Once the bottles have been mixed, the mixture MUST be refrigerated. Keep out of direct sunlight. The shelf life for Reptaid kept in the refrigerator is 1 year.

Tips to Administering Reptaid:

1. Reptaid can be given orally, directly into the mouth of the animal. The best implement to use is a needleless syringe. Some animals will allow this and if the animal you are treating will accept oral treatments, then this method is the best option. Often a reptile will gape at you when you approach. Try to just inject the Reptaid into its mouth while it is gaping if possible. If the reptile will not gape or eat, then it becomes necessary to hold its mouth open long enough to insert the syringe and administer the Reptaid.
2. Reptaid can be administered by injecting the solution into a feeder insect if you are certain that your reptile will eat the insect right then when you offer it. You have to watch the insect be eaten to be sure that your reptile is getting his treatment. It does no good at all to inject an insect and the let it loose in the cage for the reptile to catch it free range style. For one thing, you don't know if your reptile will ever eat that specific insect. And very likely the insect would not live very long after being injected with Reptaid.
3. The best insect to use for injecting the Reptaid is the Blaptica Dubia cockroach. You have to use a syringe with a needle for this application. Just turn the dubia over and inject the proper amount of Reptaid into the soft underbelly, then offer the dubia to the reptile right away. You can also use crickets in the same manner. Silk worms do not seem to work very well for this application and have not proven effective in this application of Reptaid. Mealworms, wax worms, and hornworms may work but these have not been tested as yet.
4. You can also treat tiny pygmy leaf chameleons or very young chameleons of other species. The idea here is to get some very small drops into the mouth. You can use a paperclip to very gently pry open the mouth. If you can't get the mouth open, at least just get the lips apart so the drop will land between the lips in the gum area of the mouth. For this dosage, use the syringe with the needle and just squeeze out two or three tiny drips into the chameleon's mouth. There is enough Reptaid in those tiny drips to help the animal.

Cautions/Warnings

Caution: If the reptile's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.

Warning: For reptile use only. Keep out of reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.

Reptaid Should Not Be Used With These Amber Naturalz Products:

• Kochi Free
• HWF
• Reptaid XL
• Tossa K
• UTR
• Vibactra
• Vibactra Plus

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