SucroMate Equine
$575.98
SucroMate Equine is indicated for inducing ovulation within 48 hours of treatment in cyclic estrous mares with an ovarian follicle between 30 and 40 mm in diameter. SucroMate Equine is a sterile, synthetic gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analog (deslorelin acetate) suspension. SucroMate Equine is a sustained release formulation that forms an in situ gel upon intramuscular injection. The recommended dosage of SucroMate Equine is 1 ml per estrus cycle, 48 hours prior to desired ovulation. For IM use only. Deslorelin acetate.
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SucroMate Equine
SucroMate Equine: Safe, reliable, and FDA approved for precise induction of ovulation. Beneficial for reproductive health.
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