FEEDBACK FROM PARAZAP USERS

Tonia...

I just wanted to drop you a line letting you know how much I love your product, Para-Zap! I use it on my 4 bearded dragons, 2 butterfly agamas, & iguana, and have had no problems with parasites. I also wanted you to know that l received a new puppy as a birthday gift last month, & discovered that it had worms; knowing that Para-Zap is all-natural & safe, I used it on her & my other, older dog. Well, let me tell you, after 7 days of soaking their food in your Para-Zap tea, THERE WERE NO MORE WORMS!!! :o) Thank you VERY much for caring about all kinds of animals & developing a safe product that helps keep them healthy & stress-free from parasites!

God Bless, Sweet Dreams & Peace!

Tonia D. Faulkner (in Indiana!)
 

Mia...

I'm posting my Parazap test results a week before planned due to happy fecal results today!

Just to remind everyone, I began using Parazap this week on 2 juvenile dragons. One had quite a worm infestation going on and the other was worm free, though recently began being housed with the infected juvi, ate the same foods, etc. so it was at risk of contracting worms as well.

As the manufacturer suggests, since I knew for sure one of them had worms, I used the "tea" method of administering the Parazap, but with a twist I found worked better with my own particular dragons' quirks.

All of my dragons eat very well from a syringe, but the youngsters won't drink all that much from one. For that reason, I made the following slight adjustment in making the tea....

I put a pinch of Parazap in a very small amount of water (just enough to boil), then tossed in some dry repcal pellets, boiled the entire mix for 15 seconds in the microwave, then mashed up the pellets and mixed the whole thing well. This allowed the Parazap to boil and become even stronger, but also soaked and saturated the pellets with the tea, creating a texture that my dragons would eat more of than they would just drinking a liquid.

I fed both dragons the mixture once daily for 3-4 days with the intention of continuing in that way for an entire week. As things tend to happen sometimes, things got crazy with my schedule and I found myself not having time to continue with that method for the next couple of days, but did dust crickets once a day for another 2 days.

Tonight I took new fecal samples to work, and was thrilled to find that the worm infested dragon's fecal slide had only 2 funny looking eggs that I don't think are even viable anymore as their shape, coloring and "innards" no longer look normal or healthy. They looked as if they were deflated, and I'm assuming they are probably dead eggs he was passing. It is very significant and important that I mention that his previous fecal had 35 healthy, viable eggs. I'll repeat that.....that's 35 healthy, thriving worm eggs prior to Parazap, and 6 days later (and only 4 days of the tea method of dosing), and I could only find 2 dead eggs tonight!

Another significant and happy result was that despite being exposed to the same foods that infected the other dragon and even being housed with him, the second dragon still has no worms!

My recommendation: If you dragon already has worms of any sort....GET PARAZAP NOW and use the tea method of administering it for a week. If your dragon does not have worms, it's only a matter of time until they do (cause they get them from the foods they eat), so GET PARAZAP NOW and start powdering crickets or veggies once a day and avoid having to ever deal with those nasty buggies! Your reptiles will thank you for keeping them healthy.
 

Christy...

I've been using Parazap for a couple months. I know it has a natural appetite stimulant in it, but MY GOSH!!! I have a Beardie that I always considered a runt, I knew he was healthy, but just wasn't growing like the others. After starting them on Parazap, I noticed a significant appetite improvement on this runt.

At 5 mo he weighed 25 grams and was 7 1/2"
At 7 mo he weighed 52 grams and 10 1/2 "
Enter Parazap:
7.5 mo 75 grams and 11 1/4" (In two weeks)
At 8 mo 150 grams and 13 1/2"
At 9 mo 200 grams and 15 1/2" (now)

Now I think that is pretty darn amazing!! he went from eating maybe 10 crickets per feeding to about 30-40. My others have grown too, but this one was more noticeable because he was so little. The other growth rates since Parazap were: ..from 175 grams and 13" to 325 grams and 15" (this Beardie is 1 yr, this mo) The other Beardie: 125 grams and 12" went to 250 grams and 15" (just turned 6 mo)

No parasites is an added bonus too! I'm really pleased with the results of my little test.
Zookeeper...

I just started with it. Using it on my 6 month old. Great results! IMO, can't go wrong with Parazap. My little guy ( 6 months) wasn't much of an eater either. Have been using Para Zap for about 2 weeks now and he has already started eating greens on his own (wouldn't before) and eating 2x as many crickets!! This is great!! Also have an adult male that is addicted to the stuff.  lol. He attacks the syringe anytime I give him the tea and hogs his dish of greens from his mate. If she doesn't eat all her's he finishes them.  lol.

Working great! Will definitely be ordering again. :)
 

Linda...

Great stuff, I even use it on my babies (bearded dragons). Try it you'll like it.
Jane...

In the 2 yrs. that I have had Prometheus, he has always been a picky (spoiled), eater. For the past month I have had him on the Para-Zap . Now, for the first time in 2yrs he is starting to eat like a pig! And just went though a whole body shed. I have to say one more thing too. He has always had somewhat loose stools, and since I have had him on the Para-Zap his stools have become more firm!! Another plus!! He hasn't any parasites, but I just wanted to give him the Para-Zap for his over all health....and I will say it does seem to be working!!!
 

Kitter...

Samirah has become a very aggressive eater, since the deworming began. It has been especially noticeable now that she is home for the holidays - my mom can see the difference. My bd goes after her food now instead of waiting for the food to come to her. And yes, she eats more. I had to switch over from the medium sized crix to the large - just to support her appetite.
 

Edward...

Excellent service, fast shipping. Thank you very much! I will definitely purchase through you again.
 

Eric...

I would like to thank you for helping my dragon get over coccidia. I believe that with your product, the meds, and strict husbandry practices, my dragon has effectively gotten over her illness and has an improved appetite. At first I was a skeptic, but now I'm a firm believer that Para-zap really does work. I will continue to use your product for the rest of Lexie's life (which will hopefully be over 10 years). I will spread the word for all those who keep herptiles. Thanks again. Sincerely, Eric

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