IODO FILM (Iodine Polymer Barrier Teat Dip)

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IODO FILM (Iodine Polymer Barrier Teat Dip)
Dairy Chemicals & Milking Hygiene

IODO FILM (Iodine Polymer Barrier Teat Dip)

Iodine Barrier Filming Post-Milking Teat Dip

Description

IODO FILM fuses potent iodine disinfection with polymer film-barrier protection. Designed for high-yielding dairy herds, it delivers prolonged germ-kill combined with physical occlusion against wind-chill and cold weather teat cracking.

settings Function

Forms a thick iodine-polymer barrier film offering extended pathogen protection

science Active Ingredient

Active Iodine, Polymer Film-Forming System & High Emollients

verified Purpose

Extended barrier disinfection for cold weather and high-yielding herds.

info Usage

Ready to use ready post-milking barrier dip.

apps Applications

Dip teats thoroughly immediately post-milking.

stars Features

• Durable barrier seal with continuous iodine disinfectant release. • Superior performance in cold weather protecting against teat chapping. • High level of skin emollients to preserve elasticity. • Reduces new infection rates in high-producing herds.

thumb_up Benefits

• Protects against cold weather chapping and environmental mastitis. • Maintains low somatic cell counts (SCC).

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