Health program to reinforce prevention against parasites

News21 Oct 2020by Janice Johnston

Through continuous research and innovation, ADISSEO has gained understanding of fish-parasite interactions and has developed unique and efficient functional feed additives to battle parasites. Their health promoting feed additives (SANACORE® GM, APEX® BRANCHIA or APEX® AQUA) are based on combinations of synergetic natural compounds, such as phytobiotics, immune-stimulants and organic acids, that can work through multiple mechanisms against a broad spectrum of parasites. These solutions provide anti-parasitic action against intestinal, skin and gill parasites, and reinforce protection via enhanced immunity and mucus defensiveness. Well documented results including laboratory and farm trials demonstrate high efficacy to lower the prevalence and severity of endo- and ecto-parasitic infections affecting cold- and warm-water species. www.adisseo.com

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