Lactic Acid

1. Composition:
Lyophilized Lactic Acid Bacteria and their metabolites, Various digestive enzymes, Vitamins and Bioactive factors.
- Total Viable Bacteria: ≥ 20 billions cfu/g.
Characters:
Good colonization ability; pH=3, survival rate in three hours >70%; Bile salt concentration = 0.2%, survival rate >85%; survival rate >80% on the intestinal epithelium mucosa.
Lyophilization technology of "The 948th National Project" is an advanced agricultural technology introduced from America. Lactic acid bacteria's survival rate is about 90% for 12 months at room temperature.
Double microencapsulation for Lactic acid bacteria improves tolerance capacity and storage period.

2. Benefits:
Lactobacillus promotes the growth of beneficial microorganisms of animal gastrointestinal tract, inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, and prevent diarrhea, dysentery and other gastrointestinal diseases.
? Lactic acid bacteria colonize rapidly the animal gut and become the dominant strain in the mucosal surface to form a bacterial barrier, maintain and restore the microbial balance of the gastrointestinal tract, regulate metabolism, protect animal health and growth.
? Improve animal antibody and macrophage cell viability levels, stimulate immunoglobulin synthesis, enhance the body's specific and nonspecific immunity, improve animal growth rate, and reduce death rate.
? Lactic Acid Bacteria produce large amounts of lactic acid in the intestinal tract, lower intestinal pH, enhance digestion and improve feed efficiency.
? Reduce feces odor, improve livestock pens, poultry house environmental health, improve water quality of fish and shrimp ponds.

3. Dosage:
? 2.5g - 5g/100kg of feed, double for poultry and livestock young animals.

4. Packages:
20 x 1kg/box

5. Shelf life:
12 months at room temperature.

6. Storage:
Keep in a shady, ventilated, and dry place.


7. Notice:
a. Use in full period is better, mix well for use and increase dosage in disease situation.
b. This product does not prevent animals' immune programme, health and epidemic prevention, and avoid association with disinfectant and antibacterial drugs.
c. Keep in a shady, ventilated, and dry place. Keep away from poisonous and harmful substances.