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SorbaMax (Chemical Toxin Binder)

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SorbaMax (Chemical Toxin Binder)
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SorbaMax (Chemical Toxin Binder)

Chemical Mycotoxin Binder

Description

SorbaMax is an advanced chemical toxin binder engineered to adsorb broad-spectrum mycotoxins in feed. It prevents toxin absorption across the digestive tract, safeguarding liver papillae, immune integrity, and maintaining optimal feed conversion ratios.

settings Function

Adsorption of aflatoxins, fumonisins, ZEA, and ochratoxins to protect liver and gut function

science Active Ingredient

HSCAS (Hydrated Sodium Calcium Aluminosilicate), Silicates & Organic Acids

verified Purpose

Protection against mycotoxicosis, liver necrosis, and performance drops.

info Usage

0.5 – 2 kg per ton of finished feed depending on mycotoxin challenge levels.

apps Applications

Directly added to feed premixes for broilers, layers, breeders, dairy cows, and beef cattle.

stars Features

• High capacity adsorption for Aflatoxins, Fumonisins, and ZEA. • Stable action across varying pH levels in digestive tracts. • Selective binding that does not tie up essential vitamins or minerals. • Protects rumen papillae and enhances overall flock/herd health.

thumb_up Benefits

• Protects liver cells and renal integrity. • Enhances immune response and vaccine efficacy. • Supports high milk production and weight gain.

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