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Intradermal application of Porcilis PRRS with IDAL

Advantages of intradermal application

1. It is postulated that an intra-dermal application via the dendritic cells will give stronger cellular immunity. A recent Italian trial that used peripheral lymphocyte- subpopulations (CD4 and CD8) as a parameter showed a difference in favor of ID application (Borghetti, 2003).
2. Intra-dermal application is with 0.2 ml Diluvac Forte containing. This is the same antigen dose as in a regular intra-muscular dose, the concentration is thus 10 times higher.
3. IDAL applies without a needle and therefore has not the risk of PRRS-virus transmission via the needle as described between others by Otake (Otake, 2001).
4. IDAL circumvents the risk of any absceses in muscle or sub-cutaneous tissue. Especially in small piglets the animal-friendly application is appreciated

All these advantages lead to higher popularity of needle-less and intra-dermal application with IDAL.

Vaccinating with IDAL

When vaccinating with the IDAL, the vaccine is ejected at an average velocity of 96 m/s and with an average pressure on the skin of 46 bar. 

• Mechanism through which the vaccine is fired.

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Vaccination of gilts in the back site

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Vaccination of sows in the perineum

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The vaccine is applied intradermally in the perineum

Vaccination technique videos

The easy use of IDAL is further illustrated in the follwing videos:

1. Overview of vaccinating pigs of different ages with IDAL
   
   
2. Vaccinating piglets with IDAL
   Piglets are vaccinated in the neck.
   
   
3. Vaccinating gilts with IDAL
   Gilts are vaccinated in the perineum.
   
   
4. Vaccinating sows with IDAL
   Sows are vaccinated in the perineum.
   
   
5. Comparison ID vaccination and IM vaccination techniques

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