Currently, the usage of creolin in veterinary practice is assuming particular importance because of a set of circumstances, in particular, the conditions of constantly growing competition amidst well-known difficulties of legal structures reforms period experienced by Russian industry...

Iodine triethylene glycol [Iodtriethylenglicolum (ITEG)-A] is a antimicrobial medical product in a form of solution, which contains following substanses as active: iodium - 4%, potassium iodide, potassium iodate, and triethyleneglycol and hydrochloric acid as auxiliary ingredients. Iodine triethylene glycol (ITEG)-A is a homogeneous liquid, dark-red in color with iodine odor.

All veretinary specialists know CREOLIN, a homogeneous oily liquid color from dark brown to black-brown with smell of cresol. With water it forms a stable milky white or milky gray emulsion. Different chemical compound are used against harmful arthropods, but the usage of CREOLN is still relevant.

Joint-stock company factory «Veterinary medicines», Gus-Khrustalny.

For a long period of usage, Monochloride Iodine securely achieved a fixed position in the disinfection preparations market. Increasingly greater number of veterinarians gives preference in favor of the Russian preparation. Its benefits difficult to overestimate: it is cheap, simple to use, enough cost-effective, and, more importantly, very effective.