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| Australian snake antivenoms | Produced in: | Other Australian antivenoms | Produced in: |
| Tiger snake | Horses | Funnel web spider | Rabbits |
| Brown snake | Horses | Redback spider | Horses |
| Taipan | Horses | Australian paralysis tick | Dogs |
| Black snake | Horses | Box jellyfish | Sheep |
| Death adder | Horses | Stonefish | Horses |
| Sea snake | Horses | ||
| Polyvalent snake | Horses |
This is a database of institutions in Australia with current supplies of exotic snake antivenom, showing the quantity (number of vials) and earliest expiry date, along with the relevant venomous exotic species held by the institution.
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The institutions in Australia with current supplies of exotic snake antivenom are listed together with the quantity (number of vials) and earliest expiry date. The relevant venomous exotic species held by the institution are also listed. Current as of 16/02/12.
Australia was one of the first countries in the world to experiment with snake antivenoms, in 1898, when Frank Tidswell commenced immunization of a former ambulance horse with tiger snake (Notechis scutatus) venom. CSL Ltd is the sole manufacturer of antivenoms for human use in Australia. Australian antivenoms are amongst the best in the world, in terms of high purity and low adverse reaction rate.
Find out here how antivenom is made and how it works, and find out about the nature of venom and its effects.