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Hello muff747 If you are at all concerned or would like information with regards to using Verm-X, or you think Verm-X has not done it’s job, please do feel free to contact us at anytime. We have a very friendly team in our office and we are always happy to speak to customers and offer advice...

I looked at hundreds of before and after Verm-X FECs and decided that I liked the product, so I would support them. Yes, I then became a paid consultant to them as I am passionate about the logical and effective use of herbs in veterinary medicine. No I will not discuss my fees. By the way...

Hi - Nick Thompson MRCVS here. Lets keep this simple? Verm-X cannot be called a 'wormer' as it is a herbal product and as such is not required to be licensed for use. I'm not going to say the product is wonderful or not, I'm just going to clarify this trivial point that seems not to be...

We wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment, Borderreiver. An interesting aspect of Verm-X is that, because it uses herbs, it will never induce worm-resistance. Our vet recommends it as part of a well structured program to reduce the pressure on pharmaceuticals, all of which will, at some point...

Verm-X does not require a licence by the authorities because it does not contain any pharmaceuticals. I think this is pretty clear? Nothing, no pharmaceuticals, no herbs or any other treatment should take the place of FECs for redworm and blood tests for tapes. One's response to the results of...

My name is Nick Thompson, I'm a vet based in Bath with a specialist interest in homeopathy, acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutrition for horses. I've been Veterinary Consultant to Verm-X for the last 5 years.* I'd like to clarify a few things here please:* 1. Verm-X cannot be described...

Hello pines of rome, I am aware of the Ellen Collinson product. Although I am not 100% sure on the herbs they use I believe it is also a 100% natural product. Herbal preparations offer a much more gentle product for older horses. Verm-X is used by the horses at the Veteran Horse Society for...

Thank you ester, I look forward to hearing your thoughts. StarcatcherWilliam - I agree. 'One mans trash is another mans treasure' :)

Hello ester, The guidelines we follow stop us from using terminology of medical effect. You may have noticed we have recently had to change our product description from ‘Internal Parasite Control’ to ‘Intestinal Hygiene Control’, this change has been exactly for this reason. Many companies...

Hello everyone and thank you all for your posts. It is a fact of UK and EU law that non-licensed medicinal products, for example herbal wormers , electrolytes and poultices, if not carrying a pharmaceutical license are not permitted to use the names or associated phrases and research results...

Hello everyone, My name is Ellie, I work for Verm-X and am here to help answer any Verm-X related questions you may have :) Pilib, I am sorry you have found it difficult to gain from our product exactly what it is. Verm-X is a 100% natural formulation and so as we do not use chemicals in...

Thank you Tnavas - it is a long process but I quite respect how strict they are with what goes into the country. It is quite commendable indeed.

ihatework - thank you for your comment. This is something we have always had to work with but we work closely with our customers to ensure their confidence in out products and are happy with their results on their own horses. We would never want to force our product on anyone but if people are...

Hello Tempi, I am new to the Horse & Hound Forum (just signed up infact!) I work for Verm-X and would love to help answer your questions. As mentioned by others - a worm count is a great place to start. This will give you a good indication on how to proceed (whatever the product.) I would...