EctoAdvance the Generic Frontline Plus

[Anonymous]

EctoAdvance is a great product plus offers cost savings to DVM's and pet owners.

 

[Anonymous]

I have used it on my 4 dogs and Ectoadvance works great for fleas and ticks.

 

[Anonymous]

July 2011
The court suspended the seizure order for 60 days, pending the appeal, Dennis Steadman told Dow Jones Newswires in an interview on Friday.
He said the patent on the main active product of Merial's drug Frontline Plus is invalid in the U.S. since 2010 and his company is entitled to produce the drug.

 

[Anonymous]

I have used it on my 4 dogs and Ectoadvance works great for fleas and ticks.

I used Ecto Advance on my 2 labs and one seizured and one had significant hair loss. I called the company and they said that happens sometimes. What??? This never happened with FL plus. I am going back instantly!

 

[Anonymous]

Must be a frontline plus rep. EctoAdvance is the same product as frontline plus. (Generic)

 

[Anonymous]

Bioequivelant Generic It is the exact same thing which means that is nit possible.

 

[Anonymous]

Bioequivelant Generic It is the exact same thing which means that is nit possible.

Um, yes it is. Just bc the ACTIVE ingredients are bioequivalent doesn't mean the entire product is. The vast majority of the product, 81.4%, has nothing to do with your "bioequvalent" piece. Do your homework before you start making these outlandish claims, junior.

 

[Anonymous]

EPA approved generic - exact same - and it is $23 for any size 3 month supply at Wal*Mart

Switch Now and Save Money

 

[Anonymous]

EPA approved generic - exact same - and it is $23 for any size 3 month supply at Wal*Mart

Switch Now and Save Money

think ya got it confused with Pet Armor.. that is the generic flp) that walmart sells...

 

[Anonymous]

think ya got it confused with Pet Armor.. that is the generic flp) that walmart sells...

Which is now getting pulled from the market

 

[Anonymous]

Ecto Advance was not pulled from the market. Merial has aggreement with Sargents to take Frontline plus OTC. Merial will have a hard sell with their new product. Ecto is still in the market and avalible thru next year.

 

[Anonymous]

This has absolutely ZERO truth to it! FL plus not going OTC and Ecto Advance will be done in days.

 

[Anonymous]

Ecto Advance was not pulled from the market. Merial has aggreement with Sargents to take Frontline plus OTC. Merial will have a hard sell with their new product. Ecto is still in the market and avalible thru next year.

Cool story bro

 

[Anonymous]

Wait isn't Frontline Plus in Wal-Mart now anyway?

 

[Anonymous]

Ecto worked fine on my dog and saves tons o' dough compared to overpriced main brands. Ecto is here to stay sisters. Do your own homework. If you haven't tried it, STFU, morons.

 

[Anonymous]

So young, so angry.. damn that rap music.

 

[Anonymous]

Not young but good lookin. no rap just bluegrass an hash

 

[Anonymous]

vectra is showing up all over the internet lately. must be needing #'s

 

[D.S.]

Someone commented that their dogs had adverse reactions to this Product.

The "Other Ingredient " which composes 81.4 % of the product
is listed as Diethylene glycol monoethyl ether


Here is a study of this Chemical and its adverse effects

https://fscimage.fishersci.com/msds/07332.htm

 

[D.S.]

It has also been noted that Frontline does not list its inactive ingredient and that
that ingredient has come under some scrutiny by the FDA as to to its adverse
reactions in pets.

There have been reports of adverse effects from using Frontline also.

There has also been claims of adverse effects from other brands of flea medication.

One would think that a topical treatment that is in essence a poison should be the
last line of defense when dealing with fleas and maybe sourcing more preventative
measures first before applying these chemicals to your pet,would be wiser.