BluGard Spray is a sprayable product for udder hygiene after milking based on the natural lactic acid. It is highly effective against bacteria and yeasts that can cause udder inflammation.
The sensitive teat skin is subject to strong climatic and mechanical stress Exposed to stress, this weakens the skin and its natural barriers. ~The spray soothes the irritated skin through the special combination of glycerin, sorbitol and lactic acid and also strengthens it for the next milking. ~
Easy to use : ~Perfect wetting of the teats:The strong blue markings provided by the product allow you to quickly visually assess whether the teats have been sprayed &~ are disinfected.Optimal sprayability: ~Thanks to the perfect viscosity, it can be easily sprayed even in cold temperatures and offers good results all year round.A sustainable solution:L(+)-lactic acid is readily biodegradable and has a low toxicity profile due to the nature of this naturally occurring active ingredient in plants, animals and humans. Since lactic acid is a natural component of milk, this active ingredient offers significant advantages in terms of residue behavior.For organic farming:Complies with the European Organic Regulation (EU) 2018/848 and the Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/1165 Compatible with milking robots &~ AMS:BluGard Spray was developed for use in manual, semi-automatic, fully automatic spray systems and AMS/milking robots.
For simple teat disinfection by spraying after milking. ~High active ingredient content of 3.6% Lactic acid ~
Tested &~ Approved by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) as a product for veterinary hygiene (PT3)
Approved by the ECHA (European Chemicals Agency). Complies with the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR, Regulation (EU) 528/2012 ). ~Contents: 21Kg
Application: ~

• Milking cows ~
• After hanging the milking clusters, spray the teats evenly with the BluGard Spray. ~Ensure an exposure time of 30 minutes. ~
• Empty, clean and rinse the spray device after each milking and/or when it is visibly dirty ~
• Ensure an exposure time of at least 5 minutes before the animals return to their boxes.