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As are the females of all species... How can they not have follow up studies on the drug when they make those statements about use in older hens? As long as you don't have a sensitivity to sulfa drugs, there shouldn't be a problem. Sulthadimethoxine is used in human treatment of infections...

My info came out of a compendium. It never addressed the fitness of the eggs after medicating the hens just not to give it after 16 weeks. If more information is not included with the packaging, I'd call up the drug company or look on their website for more. The curious part is why is it OK...

5 days for slaughter. Nothing about layers but the caution is to not use it on pullets over 16 weeks of age. That to me would mean the eggs will never be fit to eat.