Toxiban Granules

ToxiBan Granules contain 47.5% activated charcoal, 10% Kaolin, 20% Sorbitol and 
42.5% wetting and dispersing agents, including sorbitol, and is free-flowing and wettable for rapid reconstitution in water. It may also be mixed in the dry form with food.

Activated charcoal is the most valuable single emergency antidote, since it acts by 
inactivating many organic toxicants by adsorption, a surface-active phenomenon. It is 
considered a universal antidote. Charcoal, with a small particle size, is most effective, 
plant charcoal is more effective than animal charcoal.

Kaolin is a naturally occurring hydrated aluminum silicate which is powdered and refined for pharmaceutical use. It is not absorbed from the gut after oral administration. Colloidal kaolin is an intestinal protectant for inflamed GI mucosa. Its well-known adsorptive properties in removing bacteria and endotoxins from gastrointestinal contents aid in preventing absorption of these and other GI toxins

Directions for Use

To make a thin suspension mix one volume measure with 5 to 7 parts of cold water (Ex: one level cup ToxiBan Granules to 6 cupfuls water) and shake or stir vigorously for 10-30 seconds until good suspension is obtained.

Large Animals - The recommended dosage is 0.75 to 2.0 grams per kilogram (0.35 to 0.9 grams per pound) body weight. One pound (453.6 grams) will normally treat an animal weighing 225 to 600 kilograms (500 to 1300 pounds).
Small Animals - 2 to 4 grams per kg (1 to 2 grams per pound) body weight

Poisoned animals should be watched closely after treatment, since specific or systemic 
treatment may need be repeated. Repeated doses of activated charcoal given every 4 to 
6 hours for 24 to 48 hours may interrupt the hepatoenteric circulation of the toxicant in 
cases of acute toxicosis

Storage Instructions

Store at room temperature. Avoid excess humidity.