If you time your hatches, and split that $50 bottle of vaccine into quarters, that's $12.50 per batch. Not a bad price, really. Mary
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This one is not the product that I bought. This one comes with 2 bottles of dilutant and 2 sterile IV bags of dilutant. It is also ten dollars more ($39.99) than the product I bought, which was $29.99. This company also requires that you buy the shipping container / cooler which is $15.50. I chose this product and checked out - this with the shipping cost of $50.80 (to Washington State) made the total cost $106.25. Still pretty pricey, don't you think? I don't know about you, but it seems if your vet is in the area you might be able to time it so that you can get your other animals (horses, etc.) vaccinated at the same time and combine the ranch call fee. Again, this wouldn't be practical for a backyard chicken owner.
The product I bought had only one bottle of dilutant, so I can only use it once and I cannot divide the vaccine wafer.