Cutting costs on wormers?

I had been buying wormers for a while from Australia with no problem. Last lot had to pay tax on them and £10 for Post Office to repackage them. So didnt work out any cheaper that time. Just browse internet now for cheapest in UK
 
I paid for cheap wormers online. Got a worm count done and the results were not as they should have been and the wormer had not done an affective job. Im fussy about the wormers I buy now.
 
I had been buying wormers for a while from Australia with no problem. Last lot had to pay tax on them and £10 for Post Office to repackage them. So didnt work out any cheaper that time. Just browse internet now for cheapest in UK

I hadnt even thought about Australia! :rolleyes: If I was doing it, it would need to be a large order as postage is pretty high.

I paid for cheap wormers online. Got a worm count done and the results were not as they should have been and the wormer had not done an affective job. Im fussy about the wormers I buy now.

Yea, this is one of my concerns so I am currently looking into the ingredients to see what the difference is between our wormers and the US wormers. I am not sure if we have different kind of worms than ones in america either? :confused: lol
 
I spent a while in Scats this weekend looking through their wormers.

When my last batch runs out I'll be changing to one of theirs from Equest for some of the year. However I'll still be using Equest Pramox as this and Panacur are the only ones to cover encysted developing larval stages of small red worms.

Some won't cover tapeworm, some not red worm etc etc.

So be very careful to read exactly what you're covering for.
 
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