Clik Pour On

brownswiss · 15-05-2017 09:02AM #1

Any good deals on Clik ? I have always used Ovisect from Osmonds but if it does not work they will either blame the good or bad weather . I sheared some hoggets at the weekend so I want to treat them now before they are put to an out farm.

rangler1 · 15-05-2017 10:47AM

brownswiss wrote: »

Any good deals on Clik ? I have always used Ovisect from Osmonds but if it does not work they will either blame the good or bad weather . I sheared some hoggets at the weekend so I want to treat them now before they are put to an out farm.

Yea, my shearer tells me there's more maggots than usual for the time of year, the new one CLIK EXTRA seems to be coming at the same price for four weeks extra cover

brownswiss · 15-05-2017 12:22PM

How much for 5 L & where ? Thanks

rangler1 · 15-05-2017 12:44PM

brownswiss wrote: »

How much for 5 L & where ? Thanks

You should get it for around €250, groups are getting it less

orm0nd · 15-05-2017 01:00PM

agri direct 239

early_riser · 15-05-2017 01:25PM

Is the withdrawal period the same on the clik extra as the normal clik?

brownswiss · 15-05-2017 02:33PM

orm0nd wrote: »

agri direct 239

... That price is for the ordinary Clik

They phoned me 5 minutes ago and said they only have 2.5 l and are €155 for it so they are not able to compete with the prices above

discodaveirl · 15-05-2017 07:33PM

What applicator are people using for clik?
€40 seems a bit steep for the gun...

orm0nd · 16-05-2017 09:04AM

brownswiss wrote: »

... That price is for the ordinary Clik

They phoned me 5 minutes ago and said they only have 2.5 l and are €155 for it so they are not able to compete with the prices above

where can clik xtra be got for 250 ?

brownswiss · 16-05-2017 11:45AM

orm0nd wrote: »

where can clik xtra be got for 250 ?

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I would also like to know

rangler1 · 16-05-2017 07:08PM

wonder why agridirect is calling their small one 2.5ltr when everyone else has 2.2ltr written on the container......agridirect seems to have no amount written on the container.....wonder is the seal intact on the lid!!!!!!!!:D

brownswiss · 16-05-2017 07:12PM

rangler1 wrote: »

wonder why agridirect is calling their small one 2.5ltr when everyone else has 2.2ltr written on the container......agridirect seems to have no amount written on the container.....wonder is the seal intact on the lid!!!!!!!!:D

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Fairly sure he quoted me for 2.5 L over the phone.

I see uk prices are ok & applicator quite cheap. Are there any restrictions in buying online from UK ?

rangler1 · 16-05-2017 07:19PM

brownswiss wrote: »

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Fairly sure he quoted me for 2.5 L over the phone.

I see uk prices are ok & applicator quite cheap. Are there any restrictions in buying online from UK ?

If you look at this 2.2 is written on it, whereas nothing written on agridirect

https://www.coopsuperstores.ie/images/products/1200x1200/0370664.jpg

ganmo · 16-05-2017 07:28PM

I think the problem with ordering from the uk might be more to on their end, with higher shipping costs to Ireland or they mightn't be a registered exporter of animal health products

brownswiss · 16-05-2017 07:28PM

rangler1 wrote: »

If you look at this 2.2 is written on it, whereas nothing written on agridirect

https://www.coopsuperstores.ie/images/products/1200x1200/0370664.jpg

Yes I see 2.2 L advertised on other sites... Makes the 5L even more attractive if we could find it at the price quoted above

orm0nd · 16-05-2017 08:24PM

brownswiss wrote: »

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Fairly sure he quoted me for 2.5 L over the phone.

I see uk prices are ok & applicator quite cheap. Are there any restrictions in buying online from UK ?

yes any product that has a withdrawal period, Fane valley wouldn't sell to me,

most likely a way around it but not worth the hassle,

you could probarbly buy the applicator ok

Green farmer · 16-05-2017 09:13PM

Remember meeting a rep for clik two years ago. I quizzed them on why their product was so expensive and asked could they sell me some directly. Unfortunately they couldn't sell directly, but under their breath said it even surprises them as to the mark up and now much some retailers charge. it was at a time of a retail price increase and they appeared to know nothing about a increase at their end.

sea12 · 16-05-2017 09:21PM

I think I'm going to put in a dipping tank this year. Think it's a better job than the sprays. I see dipping tanks on done deal for 500€. Another 1000 for digging out, bit of concrete and gates etc

Green farmer · 16-05-2017 09:29PM

Find the clik excellent, is there any other spray on product out there can complete with clik ? I see something called Novartis crovect advertised at a reasonable price in uk but know nothing about it ? One thing for certain won't be buying ectofly again.

charolais0153 · 16-05-2017 10:52PM

Green farmer wrote: »

Find the clik excellent, is there any other spray on product out there can complete with clik ? I see something called Novartis crovect advertised at a reasonable price in uk but know nothing about it ? One thing for certain won't be buying ectofly again.

We do mix a bit of dip in a budget and spray it on them. Cheap and cheerful

rangler1 · 16-05-2017 11:11PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

We do mix a bit of dip in a budget and spray it on them. Cheap and cheerful

Very hard to do that in the selling season, there could be a six week withdrawal period on the dip and it really only protects them for about three
Withdrawal period.....what's that.:rolleyes:

cuff92 · 16-05-2017 11:39PM

We use vector here. Find it good. Does what it says on the tin. Still wxpensive though.

brownswiss · 16-05-2017 11:58PM

sea12 wrote: »

I think I'm going to put in a dipping tank this year. Think it's a better job than the sprays. I see dipping tanks on done deal for 500€. Another 1000 for digging out, bit of concrete and gates etc

... A dipping tank is a good job but hard work.. They do not like going for a swim

charolais0153 · 17-05-2017 07:58AM

rangler1 wrote: »

Very hard to do that in the selling season, there could be a six week withdrawal period on the dip and it really only protects them for about three
Withdrawal period.....what's that.:rolleyes:

What's cliks withdrawal period?
As far as I remember we were using it in July /august time when the majority are breeding ewe lambs and light wethers

rangler1 · 17-05-2017 10:18AM

charolais0153 wrote: »

What's cliks withdrawal period?
As far as I remember we were using it in July /august time when the majority are breeding ewe lambs and light wethers

40 days as well,

Surfn · 17-05-2017 07:34PM

is clik a better job than ectofly, have been using ectofly this past few years. also could i use the ectofly applicator to apply clik

Green farmer · 17-05-2017 09:14PM

Surfn wrote: »

is clik a better job than ectofly, also could i use the ectofly applicator to apply clik

Used to use ectofly here but it failed a number of times, even though plenty of product on their back. No issues whatsoever with Clik and find it a way superior product, but expensive . Ectofly is very watery in comparison. I know I'm sounding critical of ectofly , but was highly frustrated of it when standing looking at lambs half eaten with maggots. Was an old thread about it a while back, and several others here had same issues. Having said that, if another product came along that gave as good a protection at a cheaper price, I'd buy that instead.

kk.man · 17-05-2017 10:41PM

Surfn wrote: »

is clik a better job than ectofly, have been using ectofly this past few years. also could i use the ectofly applicator to apply clik

I used the ectofly applicator with the Click pour on last year and I had no maggots.

Bleating Lamb · 23-05-2017 09:48PM

How many March born lambs would the 2.5l Clik treat approx?

DJ98 · 23-05-2017 11:42PM

https://www.agridirect.ie/product/clik-extra-2.2-litre

orm0nd · 24-05-2017 09:22AM

Bleating Lamb wrote: »

How many March born lambs would the 2.5l Clik treat approx?

2.2 ltr (no 2.5) would treat about 110

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