Clostridium tetani guinea pig antiserum - for vaccines for veterinary use

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Clostridium tetani guinea pig antiserum - for vaccines for veterinary use Specification

Usage
Veterinary use only to be administered as per vaccine formulation guidelines

Application
Used in the formulation of vaccines to promote immunity against Clostridium tetani infection in animals

Smell
Odorless

Shape
Liquid form

HS Code
300290

Molecular Formula
Not applicable (biological product)

Purity
High-specificity antibody content

Shelf Life
12-24 months (depending on manufacturer recommendation)

Storage
Store at 2-8C; do not freeze

Physical Form
Liquid (serum-based)

Ingredients
Guinea pig antiserum stabilizing agents and preservatives (exact formulation may vary)

Ph Level
Neutral (subject to formulation)

Molecular Weight
Not applicable (biological product)

Poisonous
NO

Solubility
Soluble in saline or buffer solutions

Properties
Immunological properties derived from guinea pig serum containing specific antibodies

Grade
Veterinary grade

Appearance
Yellowish to light brown liquid

About Clostridium tetani guinea pig antiserum - for vaccines for veterinary use

Clostridium tetani guinea pig antiserum is a high-specificity liquid formulation developed for veterinary use in vaccine production. This serum-based product contains immunological properties derived from guinea pig antiserum, promoting immunity against Clostridium tetani infection in animals. The antiserum is odorless, yellowish to light brown in appearance, and characterized by its neutral pH, ensuring compatibility with vaccine formulations. It is soluble in saline or buffer solutions for ease of use in veterinary applications. With a high-purity antibody content, this veterinary-grade solution adheres to premium standards. The antiserum should be stored at 2-8C and kept away from freezing to maintain potency. It is designed strictly for professional veterinary use, complying with standard vaccine formulation guidelines. The products shelf life ranges between 12-24 months, depending on manufacturer recommendations.