Ektoban is a powerful emulsifiable concentrate designed for the effective control of ticks, lice and various flies that trouble cattle. This easy-to-use product not only kills these pests but also has a detaching effect.

Who the Product is For

Ektoban is specifically formulated for cattle.

Key Benefits

Controls Ticks
Kills Lice
Fly Control: Ektoban offers comprehensive fly control, keeping nuisance flies, biting flies, and face flies at bay.
Screw-Worm Protection

Warnings

Toxic to Fish: Ektoban is extremely toxic to fish, so take precautions to prevent environmental harm.
Handle with Care: This product is poisonous through contact, ingestion, or inhalation. Handle it with the utmost care.
Storage: Store the concentrate in its original container away from food and feed. Keep it out of reach of uninformed persons, children, and pets.
Slaughter Period: Do not slaughter animals for human consumption within 7 days of the last application.
Seek Veterinary Advice: If you suspect any issues with Ektoban effectiveness, seek veterinary advice and notify the registration holder.

Precautions

Do not mix Ektoban with any other dip.
Skin Contact: In case of accidental skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and thoroughly wash your skin with soap and water.
Avoid Prolonged Exposure: Steer clear of prolonged contact with the dip wash and inhalation of spray mist.
No Eating or Smoking: Do not eat, drink, or smoke while mixing or using the dip.
Prevent Contamination: Take measures to prevent contamination of food, food utensils, grazing areas, drinking water, dams, rivers, etc.
Disposal: Destroy empty Ektoban containers by perforation and flattening; never reuse them for any other purpose.

Recommendations

Spray Races: When using Ektoban in spray races, prepare only enough spray-wash for a single treatment, and ensure that wash is not left standing for the next spraying session.
Boosting: To boost the effectiveness of the spray-wash, add 200 ml of Ektoban after every 100 head of cattle. This helps maintain consistent pest control.
Hand-Spraying: For hand-spraying, it’s essential to thoroughly wet the animal’s skin, paying special attention to areas where ticks tend to cluster, such as under the tail, the ears, and between the legs.

Dipping Intervals

Ticks, Flies, and Screw-Worm: For comprehensive protection against ticks, flies, and screw-worm infestations, dip or spray your cattle on a weekly basis.
Lice: Dip or spray your cattle for lice control as needed.