Question 1

What is CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) used for?

Accepted Answer

CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) is indicated for: Estrus synchronization.

Question 2

What routes can CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) be administered by?

Accepted Answer

Available routes: Intravaginal.

Question 3

Which species have cited CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) dosing data?

Accepted Answer

CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) dosing in the ExoticRx formulary covers 1 species: Cattle (Beef/Dairy).

Question 4

Is CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) a controlled substance?

Accepted Answer

CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) is not federally scheduled as a controlled substance, but is veterinary prescription only in most jurisdictions.

Question 5

What are the warnings or contraindications for CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert)?

Accepted Answer

Intravaginal insert for cattle (also used extra-label in sheep and goats). Inserted for 5-7 days as part of synchronization protocol. May cause vaginitis. Handle with gloves. No withdrawal period.

Question 6

What are the side effects of CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert)?

Accepted Answer

Intravaginal insert for cattle (also used extra-label in sheep and goats). Inserted for 5-7 days as part of synchronization protocol. May cause vaginitis. Handle with gloves. No withdrawal period.

Question 7

How does CIDR (Progesterone Intravaginal Insert) work?

Accepted Answer

Controlled internal drug release device containing progesterone. Provides sustained progesterone release to suppress estrus and ovulation, used in estrus synchronization protocols.

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