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No tonic can replace vaccination, but a flock under stress responds to vaccines and infections far worse than a calm one. Winter cold, shifting of birds, vaccination itself and ammonia in the shed all put stress on the immune system. That is the gap where Nexamune, an immune booster for poultry from IMN Pyrophos, is used. This guide explains what is on the label, when to give it, the label dose for each situation, a cost example per 1,000 birds, and what it cannot do. If you are searching for an immune booster for poultry, start with the dose table below.

What is Nexamune?

Nexamune is a liquid immune booster for poultry, sold as a strong immune booster to reduce stress and boost the immune system. The label lists vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, ashwagandha, amla, tulsi and turmeric. It is given in drinking water. It is not a vaccine and not an antibiotic.

What does the label say it does?

  • Builds strong immunity in poultry birds.
  • Supports the immune system in viral outbreaks such as Gumboro (IBD), IBH, ND, IB and LPAI.
  • Activates the B and T cells of the immune system.
  • Reduces the severity of CRD and other respiratory diseases.
  • Has an immune boosting effect in vaccinations and reduces the chances of vaccination failure.
  • Reduces oxidative stress in birds.
  • Is beneficial during cage transfer and transport.

Why immunity slips in winter

In cold weather chicks and birds spend more energy to stay warm. Closed sheds raise ammonia and humidity, which damage the airway. Vaccines, debeaking, shifting and handling add stress. A stressed bird makes fewer antibodies, so a vaccine may “take” less well and a mild infection can turn serious. Read how this fits the bigger picture in our winter broiler management guide and the winter broiler medicine schedule.

Nexamune dose (label)

The label gives a different dose for each situation. All of these are label doses.

SituationDose (label)
To boost immunity and relieve stress1 ml per litre of water, or 15 ml per 100 birds
Before and after vaccination2 ml per litre of water
During viral outbreaks, to support the immune system25 to 30 ml per 100 birds
During brooding0.5 ml per 100 chicks

Cost example (calculated from the label dose and the 1 L price of ₹644, about ₹0.64 per ml). For 1,000 birds at the stress and immunity dose of 15 ml per 100 birds you need 150 ml, about ₹97 (under ₹0.10 per bird). For a viral outbreak at 25 to 30 ml per 100 birds you need 250 to 300 ml, about ₹161 to ₹193. For 1,000 chicks in brooding at 0.5 ml per 100 chicks you need 5 ml, about ₹3. The label we have does not state the number of days, so confirm the course length with your vet or on WhatsApp.

How to give Nexamune, step by step

  1. Decide the situation: routine stress, vaccination, outbreak or brooding, and pick the matching label dose.
  2. Measure the liquid with a syringe or measuring cup. Do not pour by eye.
  3. Mix in the drinking water that the birds will finish. For a vaccination day, follow the water-vaccine rules your vet has given, and ask us on WhatsApp if you are unsure how to time it.
  4. Keep water easy to reach for every bird, with clean drinkers.
  5. Write down the date, dose and flock condition so your vet can see what is working.
Nexamune immune booster for poultry by IMN Pyrophos

Immune booster

Nexamune

Strong immune booster for poultry with vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, ashwagandha, amla, tulsi and turmeric. Supports the immune system in viral outbreaks, reduces the severity of CRD and other respiratory diseases and helps in vaccinations.

Dose (label): 1 ml per litre or 15 ml per 100 birds for immunity and stress; 2 ml per litre before and after vaccination; 25–30 ml per 100 birds in viral outbreaks; 0.5 ml per 100 chicks in brooding.

1 L ₹644MRP ₹1,190   5 L ₹3,157MRP ₹5,350

Nexamune ki matra: 1 ml per litre, teeke se pehle aur baad 2 ml per litre, viral outbreak me 25-30 ml per 100 pakshi, brooding me 0.5 ml per 100 chooze

Where Nexamune fits in a winter plan

  • Brooding: a tiny dose for chicks alongside a good start. See the winter broiler brooding guide.
  • Vaccination days: before and after the vaccine, at the label dose.
  • Respiratory stress: to help reduce the severity of CRD along with litter, ammonia and ventilation control. See infectious bronchitis in poultry.
  • Viral outbreaks: together with Virocon and your vet’s advice.
  • Gut health: immunity starts in the gut, so many farms pair it with a probiotic such as Remipro.

What not to do

  • Do not skip a vaccine because you are giving an immune booster.
  • Do not expect it to cure a viral disease. It supports the immune system.
  • Do not change the dose on your own. Use the label dose for your situation.
  • Do not leave the birds without clean water. Make sure the medicated water is finished.
  • Do not ignore ammonia, wet litter or poor ventilation. Management comes first.

Common mistakes

  • Using it only after an outbreak starts. Immune support works best when it is part of the plan before stress hits.
  • Using the outbreak dose every day. The doses on the label are for different situations. Choose the right one.
  • Guessing the water volume. Work out the dose per litre or per 100 birds properly.
  • Ignoring the vaccine programme. A booster supports vaccines, it does not replace them.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best immune booster for poultry? There is no single answer. Good management, clean water, on-time vaccination and a label-backed immune support such as Nexamune work together.

What is the Nexamune dose? 1 ml per litre of water or 15 ml per 100 birds for immunity and stress; 2 ml per litre before and after vaccination; 25 to 30 ml per 100 birds during viral outbreaks; 0.5 ml per 100 chicks during brooding.

What does Nexamune contain? Vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, ashwagandha, amla, tulsi and turmeric.

What is the price of Nexamune? 1 L is ₹644 (MRP ₹1,190) and 5 L is ₹3,157 (MRP ₹5,350). Prices may change, so confirm on WhatsApp.

Can I give Nexamune with vaccines? The label advises 2 ml per litre of water before and after vaccination. Follow your vet’s water-vaccine rules for timing.

Does Nexamune replace vaccination? No. It helps the immune response in vaccinations and reduces the chance of vaccination failure, but the vaccine programme stays.

Can it be used in chicks? Yes, the label gives 0.5 ml per 100 chicks during brooding.

Where can I see all IMN products? The IMN product guide lists each product by problem and stage.

Planning vaccination or facing a viral outbreak? Send the age, breed, vaccination dates and recent deaths on WhatsApp +91 98715 84101. Dr. Ibne Ali’s team will help you choose the right Nexamune dose and timing. Ask on WhatsApp

Also read: Nexamune · CRD solution for poultry · Virocon viral disease support · Maintain FCR in winter · IMN product guide

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