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Exempt Veterinary Device

AntiMastitor Device

Model ZVM-M001 — U.S. Patent 12,426,569

Stimulates smooth muscle contraction through gentle electrical pulses to promote rapid teat canal closure after milking, helping to reduce the risk of post-milking bacterial entry and mastitis.

Physical Mechanism No Chemical Action Fail-Safe Design

Handheld, battery-operated unit (2x AA, 1.5V alkaline)
Delivers low-level electrical pulses to stimulate smooth muscle contraction in the teat sphincter
Promotes rapid teat canal closure after milking, reducing the critical window for bacterial entry
Mechanism of action is purely physical: electrical stimulation of smooth muscle tissue
Fail-safe design: incorrect conductivity causes non-function or mild discomfort, not injury

Frequency 1-100 Hz

Max Current 7 mA

Application Time 3 sec/teat

Water Resistance 3 ATM

Dimensions 19.6 x 6.4 cm

Weight 215.30 g

Power 2x AA (1.5V)

Warranty 2 Years

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Conductive Medium

AntiMastitor Conductivity Agent

Model ZVM-AS001

Conductive medium for use with the AntiMastitor device. Contains skin-conditioning agents including vitamin E. Antimicrobial agents maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination between animals during the dipping process.

Vitamin E Enriched Antimicrobial Agents Skin Conditioning

Aqueous solution with controlled electrical conductivity enabling the device's electrical pulses to reach teat tissue
Contains skin-conditioning agents including vitamin E and moisturizing agents
Antimicrobial agents maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination between animals during dipping
All ingredients already used in other teat dip products commercially marketed in the US

Available Formats

1 L 5 L 20 L

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Why Choose Us

Why AntiMastitor?

Proven technology backed by science, patents, and real-world results.

U.S. Patent Protected

U.S. Patent 12,426,569 protects the innovative electrical teat dipping technology.

Zero Adverse Events

3+ years of commercial use with zero reported adverse events, demonstrating proven safety.

TUBITAK-Funded Research

Development backed by TUBITAK-funded research, Turkey's leading scientific and technological research council.

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Published in the Journal of Dairy Research (2022) and Archives Animal Breeding (2023).

Regulatory Classification

AntiMastitor is classified as an exempt veterinary device under Section 201(h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. The device achieves its primary intended purpose through physical mechanism — not through chemical action or metabolization.

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