Coopers Blowfly and Lice Jetting Fluid

Note: 

• Check the sheep to ensure wetting to skin level after jetting. 
• Efficacy may be reduced if sheep are not treated as directed. 
• When used as directed by jetting, Coopers Blowfly & Lice has a wide safety margin in sheep and may be used in breeding animals. 
• When applied as directed Coopers Blowfly & Lice will not damage fleece or skin. 
• Season, weather conditions, sheep type, wool length and condition, soiling with faeces and urine and any concurrent skin or fleece diseases such as fleece rot, mycotic dermatitis and other infections or wounds will influence the susceptibility of sheep to flystrike. 
• Thorough wetting of those sites most attractive to flies is the most effective way to prevent blowfly strike. 
• Hand jetting is recommended to ensure adequate wetting. 
• Jetting races have varying ability to saturate the fleece so the duration of protection may be shorter than with hand jetting. 
• Jetting races or other jetting equipment which recycles the jetting fluid should not be used to apply Coopers Blowfly & Lice. 
• When applied as directed by hand jetting, exposure to moderate rainfall does not have any adverse effect on the efficacy of Coopers Blowfly & Lice. 
• If the sheep need to be handled for other management procedures, it is recommended that use of Coopers Blowfly & Lice is the final activity carried out. 
• Storage at low temperatures (<4˚ C) may result in formation of small crystals in Coopers Blowfly & Lice which will redissolve on dilution and will not affect the efficacy or safety of the product.

Safety Directions:

• Poisonous if swallowed. 
• Repeated exposure may cause allergic disorders. 
• Sensitive workers should use protective clothing. 
• When preparing product for use, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and elbow length gloves. 
• Wash hands after use.

First Aid:

• If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre, Phone Australia 131126.
• If skin contact occurs, remove contaminated clothing, quickly and gently blot or wipe away chemical with a tissue or cloth, preferably impregnated with cooking oil, then wash skin thoroughly using soap and water.
• Do not use water first.
• Additional information is in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Storage:

• Store below 30°C (room temperature) in the tightly closed, original container in a cool dry place. Protect from light.

Withholding Period Details (WHP):

• Meat: Do not use less that 7 days before slaughter for human consumption.
• Milk: Do not use in lactating sheep or within 28 days of lambing where milk or milk products may be used for human consumption.
• Wool Harvesting Interval: Do not use less that 6 weeks before shearing or fibre collection.
• Wool Re-handling Period: Nil
• Trade advice: Export Slaughter Interval (ESI): Do not slaughter for export for 7 days after treatment