Postbiotic & Bacteriophage

KEM-Sal — Probiotic, Postbiotic & Bacteriophage

This supplement helps prevent diarrhea and Salmonella infections. It is available for both external and oral applications and is used for preventive purposes.

 It is not a medicinal product.

Available in:

 • Spray (20 ml) - for external use

                                        ANTI-SALMONELLA SPRAY IS DESIGNED FOR

KEM-Sal is for preventive use in areas at risk of Salmonella infections, protecting against food poisoning and intestinal diseases caused by Salmonella. Animals like dogs, cats, livestock, birds, and even bees can carry Salmonella.

                                       THE BACTERIOPHAGE CAN BE USED FOR

·        Preventing infections in poultry farms and egg production facilities by adding bacteriophages to drinking water, feed, or using them to disinfect spaces, equipment, and incubators.

·        Protecting workers who handle animals in farms, fur farms, or poultry facilities from becoming carriers of Salmonella infections.

·      Disinfecting hands, equipment, and workspaces of workers in contact with animals and poultry (butchers, meat and dairy product processors, egg handlers, confectionery workers, and ice cream makers). This also includes dairy workers and those caring for young animals.

                                      KEM-SAL TARGET AUDIENCE

·        Slaughterhouses and Butcheries (poultry, livestock)

·        Poultry, Sheep, Cattle and Fish farms

·        Pet owners, Pet stores & Veterinarians

·        Egg & Meat production factories

·        Confectionery factories working with dairy products

·      Dairy products factories

                                           INGREDIENTS

·        PROBIOTIC BLEND (5 billions)

Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus bulgaricum, Lactobacillus fermentum, Lactobacillus plantarum, Bifidobacterium bifidum 1, Bifidobacterium longum, Streptococcus thermophilus.

·      BACTERIOPHAGE BLEND (34.5 MG)

Targeting Salmonella strains including S. typhimurium, S. enteritidis, S. moscow, S. paratyphi B, S. agama, and S. java