Tox-Aid® deactivates mycotoxins and protects the animal from the negative effects of mycotoxins.
E.F.S. has over 25 years of experience in the field of mycotoxins. Its enzymatic activity enables Tox-Aid® to deactivate AND bind mycotoxins. As a result of more than 20 years of close cooperation with leading global companies active in the field of mycotoxins E.F.S. has been able to transform the experience it has gained into its own product Tox-Aid®.
The product has a three-stage effect: 1. Binding, 2. Deactivation by enzymatic activity, 3. A unique combination of herbs supporting the animal.
Far-reaching cooperation with, among others, Ghent University ensures the continuous development of Tox-Aid® and the most effective product to tackle mycotoxins.
Tox-Aid® has been authorised for use in organic feeds!
The recommended dosage of Tox-Aid® is partly determined by the level of mycotoxins present in raw material or feed, but varies between 1 to 2.5 kgs per mton feed.
More information? Please contact the E.F.S.-sales team.
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