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. 2019 Sep 12;11(9):528. doi: 10.3390/toxins11090528

Table 1.

Polyclonal antibody preparations and sera used for treatment of botulism.

Preparation Name BoNT Type Neutralized Company Antitoxin Titer Recommended Dose
BAT-AB and BAT-E A, B and E Sanofi Pasteur BoNT Type/Neutralizing Units/mL Expired in 2010
Heptavalent equine anti-toxin (HBAT) A–G Cangene Corporation (USA) BoNT/A 4500
BoNT/B 3300
BoNT/C 3000
BoNT/D 600
BoNT/E 5100
BoNT/F 3000
BoNT/G 600
1 vial (adult > 17 years)
20–100% of adult dose for pediatric (1–17 years)
10% of adult dose for infants (<1 year)
Trivalent equine anti-toxin A, B, E Behring (Germany) BoNT/A 187500
BoNT/B 125000
BoNT/E 12500
2 bottles
Trivalent equine anti-toxin A, B, E Biomed (Poland) BoNT/A 5000
BoNT/B 5000
BoNT/E 1000
1–5 vials
Trivalent equine anti-toxin A, B, E Instituto Butantan (Brazil) BoNT/A 7500
BoNT/B 5500
BoNT/E 5000
1 vial
Bivalent equine anti-toxin EqBA A, B Argentina Public Department of Health BoNT/A 7500
BoNT/B 5500
1 vial
Tetravalent equine
anti-toxin
A, B, E, F Chiba Serum (Japan) BoNT/A 10000
BoNT/B 10000
BoNT/E 10000
BoNT/F 4000
1–3 vials
Human botulism immune globulin
(Baby-BIG)
A, B California Department
of Public Health
(USA)
BoNT A 15
BoNT/B 4
Infant (<1 year)
1 ml/kg of body weight

: BabyBIG is no longer produced as described in the text, the future BabyBIG formulation will be based on a bi-valent receptor binding domain vaccine to BoNT/A and /B only [33]. BoNT: botulinum neurotoxin,