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RE: Important CSL Antivenom Information
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by puffadder7 on April 21, 2009
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i guess i did miss the point, my bad, i also thought there is a down side to using expired A/V, i did not know there was a up side, as for buying you time, sorry, arin
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by Phobos on April 21, 2009
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I am working on getting a copy. I have a copy of the paper BGF references but it's not officially published yet. Bryan told me about the Mono's being Poly's some time ago.
Al
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RE: Important CSL Antivenom Information
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by BGF on April 21, 2009
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The antivenoms does exactly what the lable says it does. There is no question of that. It is very high quality and very effective. The variance is in what it does to other venoms besides what is on the lable. Because the same horses are used for tiger and brown snake production, a bivalent antivenom occurs. So a tiger ampoule contains antibodies also against brown, and the reciprocal is true.
I'll upload the paper tomorrow and post a download link.
Cheers
Bryan
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