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From Notices of judgment under the Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act ...Drugs and devices (1958).

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From Notices of judgment under the Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act ...Drugs and devices (1958), printed page 94, digitised by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/CAT11088280019

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Ingredients

Method

  1. Shipped: Between 11-21-55 and 1-18-56, from St.
  2. Paul, Minn., by Beebe Laboratories, Inc.
  3. Label in Pabt: (Btl.) “Beebe Water Wormer * * * Active Ingredients: Piperazine Citrate 32% Inert Ingredients: Water and Coloring 68% Directions: For Chickens: Remove all sources of drinking water the night before treatment.
  4. Mix thoroughly two ounces (four tablespoonfuls) in five gallons of drinking water and allow birds to drink freely.
  5. Provide only the treated drinking water for one day when treating for round worms.
  6. Treats 800 birds of any age.
  7. For Pigs : Remove all sources of drinking water the night before treatment.
  8. Mix thoroughly two ounces (four tablespoonfuls) in five gallons of drinking water and allow pigs to drink freely.
  9. One day treatment is sufficient for eliminating round worms.
  10. Treats 100-125 pigs weigh-- ing 25-40 pounds each.” Charge : 502 (a) — the labeling of the article, when shipped and while held for sale, contained false and misleading representations that the article, when fed as directed, was an adequate and effective treatment for large roundworm infestation in chickens and pigs.
  11. Disposition : 4^18-56.
  12. Consent — claimed by Beebe Laboratories, Inc., St Paul, Minn., and relabeled.