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DURVALIS is a premium animal health brand dedicated to delivering high-quality, compliant equine care solutions. Our flagship product, Ivermectin 1.87% Horse Paste, is manufactured under strict quality standards and supported by transparent documentation to ensure consistency, safety, and trust. DURVALIS is committed to responsible sourcing, clear labeling, and long-term brand integrity, with an expanding portfolio of veterinary and animal wellness products designed to meet the needs of modern horse owners and professionals.
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5900 Balcones Dr# 22995, 78731, Austin , United States
- 737-999-0318
- Contact@durvalis.com
- www.durvalis.com
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