Maxing Shigan Oral Liquid

Group Respiratory Support Through Drinking Water

 

Maxing Shigan Oral Liquid is a compound traditional herbal veterinary preparation containing ephedra, bitter apricot kernel, gypsum, licorice, and related ingredients. It is intended for supportive management of coughing, wheezing, and respiratory discomfort in livestock and poultry.

 

The oral liquid can be administered through drinking water, reducing the need to inject animals individually. This makes it practical for farms that need to provide the same supportive care to a larger group while limiting handling and labor.

 

Bottle or bag specifications can be adjusted according to order requirements.

The product is suitable for supportive care when pigs, poultry, or other livestock experience coughing and respiratory discomfort associated with seasonal temperature changes or environmental stress.

It should be supplied through drinking water according to the selected group-use plan. When severe respiratory symptoms or bacterial infection are present, an appropriate antibacterial product may be required under veterinary guidance.

This oral liquid is a supportive preparation and should not be presented as a substitute for diagnosis or disease-specific treatment. The duration of use should reflect the condition of the animals and the veterinarian's recommendations.

Production takes place on an integrated herbal extraction and oral-liquid line. Quality inspection is carried out throughout the manufacturing process, and a sample from every batch is retained for two years.

This production structure covers herbal processing, liquid preparation, filling, and finished-product review.

Private labeling and customized bottle or bag sizes are supported. The minimum order quantity is 1,000 pieces. Samples can be prepared within 3–5 days.

Regular orders take approximately 14–20 days, while customized orders normally require 15–25 days. These options allow buyers to adjust the product presentation for different distribution and farm-use needs.