EIHO Prazi-Gold - treat internal and external parasite

[eastoceansg]

Introducing EIHO Prazi-Gold

Treatment for Internal Parasite (Flukes, Tapeworm, Flatworm)


EIHO Prazi Gold eliminates a wide range of internal and external parasites. Such parasite includes flukes and intestine, liver ,heart worms.
During early infestation, there are no obvious symptoms. However, these parasites are most common in imported or caught fishes, and in fishes fed with live food.

In cases of heavy infestation,
-fish body can be grossly thin or have extreme swollen belly.
-fish lost appetite, appear restless.
-fish body has black spots (cause by flukes)
-pop eye syndrome (cause by flukes)
-fish lose control over movement.

EIHO Prazi Gold is a easy to use liquid and provide effective treatment against flukes, internal parasites and worms. The formulation is non toxic to both fishes (including plecos and rays) and plants.

DOSAGE
1 drop for 1 liter 1 cap (5ml) for 50 liters
-Shake before use
-Remove activated carbon during treatment.
-Each treatment can last 5 days usually sufficent. Repeat 2nd dosage after 3rd day if needed
-As a preventative, add 1 cap for 75 liters and repeat dosage every week.

Avaliable in 120ml, 250ml and 500ml

[smalllfish]

tried this product, safe for aros, rays and clown loaches

[marshy]

I've known about prazipro and prazipond doing the same thing.
But this prazi gold.... how come its label can typo as parzi? Something like a product name should not make such silly mistake

[Young Man]

Originally Posted by marshy

I've known about prazipro and prazipond doing the same thing.
But this prazi gold.... how come its label can typo as parzi? Something like a product name should not make such silly mistake

i tried this product before and it works perfectly well for my rays (: it's active ingredient praziquantel is totally safe for rays, but i agree on the part about the naming of the product though.. haha

[marshy]

Originally Posted by Young Man

i tried this product before and it works perfectly well for my rays (: it's active ingredient praziquantel is totally safe for rays, but i agree on the part about the naming of the product though.. haha

I know about praziquantel as I've used before.
In fact all the "Prazi" branded medication are base on praziquantel as the main ingredient.

[Azroy]

Will this damage the filtration system and kill all the BBs?

[marshy]

Originally Posted by Azroy

Will this damage the filtration system and kill all the BBs?

No it does not.

[Young Man]

Originally Posted by marshy

I know about praziquantel as I've used before.
In fact all the "Prazi" branded medication are base on praziquantel as the main ingredient.

yeaps but the thing is, when i was searching for it in singapore, it was not available till i chanced upon eiho's parzi-gold.. otherwise, locally other then the common stuff like melafix, seldom do u have med that are ray safe? please correct me if im wrong (: as you said, the naming of the product leads to misunderstanding..

[marshy]

Originally Posted by Young Man

yeaps but the thing is, when i was searching for it in singapore, it was not available till i chanced upon eiho's parzi-gold.. otherwise, locally other then the common stuff like melafix, seldom do u have med that are ray safe? please correct me if im wrong (: as you said, the naming of the product leads to misunderstanding..

You are right.
Praziquentel meds are (until now), non existent locally.

[eastoceansg]

Tks marshy and Young man for the active discussion! bascially cover the main issues!

Cheers!