MORIGAD [LYSOL DISINFECTANT]

MORIGAD is recommended for the disinfection and cleaning of animal houses, equipment, and farm premises as it is particularly active against a variety of contaminants.

Active ingredient

50% v/v Cresol.

Indication

Caution

• Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothes.
• Wash off any splashes immediately with water.
• Keep containers tightly closed and away from children.
• Avoid mixing with other chemicals.

Storage Condition

Store in a cool dry place

POISON: Not to be ingested

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is MORIGAD?

MORIGAD is a powerful, broad-spectrum disinfectant based on Lysol. It’s effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, yeasts, protozoa, some viruses, and other microbes.

What is MORIGAD used for?

MORIGAD is primarily used for disinfecting and cleaning animal houses, equipment, and farm premises. It’s particularly effective against heavy contamination often found in these environments.

What is the active ingredient in MORIGAD?

The active ingredient in MORIGAD is 50% v/v Cresol.

How do I use MORIGAD?

MORIGAD requires dilution before use. The dilution ratio depends on the intended purpose:

• General veterinary applications (heavy contamination): Dilute 1 part MORIGAD with 49 parts water.
• General cleaning (floors, walls, pens, stables): Dilute 1 part MORIGAD with 99 parts water.

Is MORIGAD safe to use?

MORIGAD is a poison and can be harmful if not handled properly. Here are some safety precautions to follow:

• Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing.
• Wash off any splashes immediately with water.
• Keep containers tightly closed and away from children.
• Do not mix MORIGAD with other chemicals.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

What should I do if I accidentally ingest MORIGAD?

MORIGAD is poisonous if ingested. If you or someone you know swallows MORIGAD, seek immediate medical attention or call the Poison Control Center.

Can I use MORIGAD around pets?

It’s best to avoid using MORIGAD around pets while they are present. Keep pets out of the area being disinfected until the solution has completely dried.

Are there any alternatives to MORIGAD?

Yes, there are other disinfectants available for veterinary use. Consult with a veterinarian or a local agricultural supplier for recommendations on alternative disinfectants suitable for your specific needs.