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Support your animals’ well-being by preventing and mitigating respiratory challenges.

What is Grippozon?
Quick relief and support against respiratory distress
Grippozon optimizes production performance by quickly relieving respiratory challenges. It is a liquid preparation with easy application and fast action, consisting of standardized amounts of phytomolecules with mucolytic and immunomodulating properties.
Grippozon gives proven benefits to these species:
Poultry
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Swine
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Ease breathing, optimize performance
Reduce the need for antibiotics by acting preventively against respiratory risks.
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