AppleMax Triple Broad Spectrum Wormer

Applemax Triple Liquid Horse Wormer

Triple-active, apple-flavoured liquid wormer for horses, combining Oxibendazole, Praziquantel and Ivermectin for broad-spectrum parasite control.

Applemax Triple is a low-volume liquid horse wormer formulated for the treatment and control of a broad range of susceptible internal and external parasites.

Its triple-active formulation combines Oxibendazole, Praziquantel and Ivermectin, providing activity against susceptible roundworms, tapeworms, bots, lungworms and specified parasite-related skin lesions.

Importantly, Applemax Triple carries label claims for the treatment and control of benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles and ivermectin-resistant Parascaris equorum, making it a useful option when developing an appropriate parasite-control program.

Triple-Active Formula

Applemax Triple contains three active ingredients:

• Oxibendazole – 200mg/mL
• Praziquantel – 50mg/mL
• Ivermectin – 4mg/mL

The combination provides broad-spectrum parasite coverage while allowing a very small volume of liquid to be administered.

Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control

Applemax Triple is indicated for the treatment and control of susceptible:

• Roundworms
• Small strongyles, including specified benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles
• Parascaris equorum, including specified ivermectin-resistant populations
• Arterial larval stages of Strongylus vulgaris
• Lungworms
• Tapeworms
• Bots
• Cutaneous larvae of Habronema spp. associated with Summer Sores

Always refer to the current product label for the complete parasite species and life-stage claims.

Particularly Useful for Foals

Applemax Triple is labelled for use in foals and is particularly useful where treatment of susceptible ivermectin-resistant Parascaris equorum is required.

Young horses can carry significant ascarid burdens, making an appropriately planned parasite-control program particularly important during growth.

Suitable for a Wide Range of Horses

According to the manufacturer, Applemax Triple can be used in:

• Foals
• Adult horses
• Pregnant mares
• Lactating mares
• Breeding stallions

Always follow the current product label and dose accurately according to bodyweight.

Apple-Flavoured for Easy Administration

As its name suggests, Applemax Triple is apple flavoured to help improve palatability and make administration easier.

The concentrated liquid formulation also means only a small volume is required.

The included dosing syringe allows the measured liquid to be deposited towards the back of the horse's tongue, helping reduce the likelihood of the horse spitting out the dose.

Accurate bodyweight estimation and administration of the complete calculated dose are important for effective parasite control and resistance management.

Easy to Store Between Treatments

If the entire container is not required at one time, replace the cap after use and store according to the directions on the product label.

The remaining product may be used up until its stated expiry date provided it has been stored correctly and remains suitable for use according to the label.

Key Benefits

• Triple-active horse wormer
• Contains Oxibendazole + Praziquantel + Ivermectin
• Broad-spectrum parasite coverage
• Controls susceptible roundworms
• Label claim for specified benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles
• Label claim for specified ivermectin-resistant Parascaris equorum
• Controls susceptible tapeworms
• Controls bots and lungworms
• Controls specified arterial larval stages of Strongylus vulgaris
• Controls cutaneous Habronema larvae associated with Summer Sores
• Apple flavoured
• Low-volume liquid formulation
• Only 12mL required for a 600kg horse
• Supplied with a dosing syringe
• Labelled for use in foals, pregnant and lactating mares and breeding stallions

Active Constituents

Each mL contains:

• Oxibendazole – 200mg/mL
• Praziquantel – 50mg/mL
• Ivermectin – 4mg/mL

Smarter Parasite Control

Applemax Triple provides three active ingredients in a concentrated, apple-flavoured liquid formulation, offering broad-spectrum parasite control with important label claims against specified resistant equine parasites.

Effective parasite management should not rely solely on routine worming or automatically rotating wormer brands. Where appropriate, incorporate faecal egg count (FEC) testing, accurate bodyweight-based dosing, pasture management and veterinary advice to help determine when treatment is required and reduce unnecessary selection pressure for anthelmintic resistance.

Always read and follow the current product label before use, including dosage, contraindications, withholding periods and storage instructions.