Eumelanina Plus

14.60€

Eumelanina Plus

Availability: In Stock
Brands AvianVet
Model 3577

14.60€

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Formato

125 GRS (14.60€)

250 GRS (23.45€)

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EUMELANIN PLUS is a nutritional supplement of trace metals and amino acids at doses studied to enhance the oxidation of black eumelanin.

At the right doses it helps to improve oxidation in Canary and Canary birds by stimulating the synthesis of black melanin.

Avianvet, has obtained with this supplementary product the feeding of the canary and black melanic birds, administering the necessary amino acids and minerals and at doses studied to cascade all the chemical reactions involved in the synthesis of eumelanin. By providing the food substrate to the enzymes responsible for the synthesis of melanin, we get the most out of our birds, improving the plumage finish and the quality of the melanic design.

EUMELANIN PLUS thus enhances oxidation by darkening black melanin and increasing its production.

EUMELANINA PLUS, is an innovative product, with proven results, completely different from all the melanic enhancers on the market.

Composition per gram: L-tyrosine; Vitamin A; Vitamin D3; Vitamin E, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Vitamin K3, Folic Acid, Nicotinic Acid, Lime Pantothenate, Amino acid complex; Amine nitrogen; Zinc (E6), Manganese (E5), Cu (E4).

Method of use and dosage: Administer 5-10 gr of Eumelanin plus per kilo of pasta or food. Supplementation of trace metals and amino acids at doses studied to enhance the oxidation of black eumelanin. At the right doses helps to improve the oxidation in black-melan canaries. It can be used during breeding and moulting of young specimens.

Package: 125 gr. And 250 gr.

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