Seven Lucky Eggs

Hormone-Free, Antibiotic-Free, Drug-Residue-Free

Pioneer of Antibiotic-Free Eggs

Seven Lucky Eggs  A Full Week of Eggs

Nourishes Ovaries – Promotes follicle development, maturation & ovulation

Boosts Egg Production Rate

Extends Peak Laying Period

Prevents Oviduct Inflammation

Reduces Defective Eggs

Seven Lucky Eggs  A Full Week of Eggs

Antibiotic-Free Egg Pioneer

Development Background

In poultry egg production, four key factors determine economic viability:

✔ High egg production rate

✔ Low breakage rate

✔ Extended peak laying period

✔ Reduced mortality/culling rate

Oophoritis and salpingitis have long been persistent and troublesome challenges for poultry farmers. Currently, most treatments still rely on chemical drugs and antibiotics. While these may provide temporary therapeutic effects, they come with significant toxic side effects on poultry health. Moreover, the conditions frequently recur and cause substantial damage to both ovaries and oviducts. With food safety becoming an urgent priority, antibiotic-free eggs have become an inevitable trend, as the excessive use of antibiotics is gradually being phased out.

The development of ovarian follicles is directly regulated by the hen's endocrine hormones. The health of ovaries and oviducts is absolutely critical to a laying hen's reproductive system. Only well-developed ovaries can produce more follicles, and only unobstructed oviducts allow mature ova to properly develop into eggs and be laid.

The Production of Antibiotic-Free Eggs is Imperative

1.What Are Antibiotic-Free Eggs?

Antibiotic-free eggs refer to eggs that contain no antibiotics, drug residues, or prohibited substances, making them particularly suitable for vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, children, and the elderly.

2.The Hazards of Antibiotic Abuse on Human Health

First, drug-resistant microorganisms can spread not only between regions but also from animals and plants to humans. Since the mid-20th century, antibiotics have been widely used as growth promoters in livestock and to treat animal diseases. However, the overuse of antibiotics in agriculture has led to the emergence and proliferation of resistant microbes, allowing zoonotic pathogens—or even mutated strains—to directly infect humans.

Second, the excessive use of antibiotics in farming can trigger significant genetic mutations in microbes, creating so-called "superbugs" or "super-microbes." These pathogens, which were originally harmless to humans, can evolve into dangerous disease-causing agents.

Moreover, antibiotics not only enter the human food chain through meat products but also contaminate crops and soil via livestock waste. This widespread environmental exposure further accelerates resistance in common microbes like E. coli, posing a long-term threat to public health.

Mechanism of Action

As the saying goes, "Western medicine treats symptoms, while traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) addresses root causes." Therefore, TCM is the preferred choice for ensuring stable, high-yield, and healthy egg production in laying hens. Traditional Chinese medicine theory holds that "the kidneys govern reproduction." Both human and animal reproductive functions are regulated by the kidneys. Egg-laying is fundamentally a reproductive process, where both egg production rates and egg quality are closely linked to kidney function. Seven Lucky Eggs helps regulate endocrine hormones in hens, promoting follicular development, maturation, and ovulation while enhancing overall immunity. It also prevents and aids in treating ovarian and oviduct inflammation caused by various diseases, thereby extending peak laying periods.

Modern medical research confirms that egg follicle development, ovulation, and egg formation are all influenced by reproductive hormones. Follicle growth in hens is primarily controlled by pituitary gonadotropins (FSH and LH) and ovarian hormones (estrogen, androgen, and progesterone). As hens enter mid-to-late laying cycles, their hormone-secreting glands gradually decline, leading to reduced levels of key reproductive hormones such as FSH, LH, progesterone (P4), and estradiol (E2). Simultaneously, prolactin (PRL), which directly inhibits follicle development, increases, suppressing follicular growth, reducing ovulation, and ultimately lowering egg production rates.

TCM not only regulates hormonal secretion but also contains bioactive compounds structurally similar to endogenous hormones, mimicking their effects. This allows TCM to enhance growth performance, reproductive function, and immune responses in animals.

Seven Lucky Eggs specifically supports ovarian development by acting on the hypothalamus, significantly influencing ovarian and pituitary hormone synthesis and metabolism while promoting ovarian receptor formation.

Core Benefits

Nourishes Ovaries – Promotes follicle development, maturation & ovulation

Boosts Egg Production Rate

Extends Peak Laying Period

Prevents Oviduct Inflammation

Reduces Defective Eggs

Visible Results

▶ Within 15-20 days:

Feed efficiency improvement，Increased egg production rate， Reduced mortality/culling rate

▶ Within 7-10 days:

Extended peak laying performance， Uniform egg size with high consistency，Enhanced eggshell thickness，Increased overall egg weight

▶ Within 5-7 days:

Improved digestion and nutrient absorption，Bright, smooth eggshells，Increased individual egg weight

▶ Within 2-3 days:

Firm, well-formed flock droppings

Clinical Trials

The following comparative trials were conducted between Seven Lucky Eggs and other egg production enhancers:

Control Group: Did not use Seven Lucky Eggs

Test Group: Used Seven Lucky Eggs

Trial 1: Selected 25-week-old laying hens for feeding experiments

Recorded production performance data up to 40 weeks of age

Experimental results are shown in the table below:

Trial 2: Experimental data results from 180-day-old to 240-day-old laying hens

Control Group: The intestinal villi were shorter with weaker peristaltic activity.

Test Group::The hens demonstrated enhanced immune function and improved feed-to-egg ratio.

Control Group:Eggshell coloration was uneven, with significantly higher rates of cracked and thin-shelled eggs.

Test Group: Eggshells exhibited uniform coloration, along with reduced incidence of cracked and thin-shelled eggs.

Conclusion: Comparative analysis confirmed the test group showed markedly reduced mortality/culling and egg breakage rates, while achieving higher egg production, increased average egg weight, and optimized feed conversion efficiency.

According to the data from Trial 2, we can calculate the following benefits for 1,000 laying hens using "Seven Lucky Eggs" from 180 to 240 days of age:

Increased Egg Production: 1,000 hens × 3.8% × 60 days = 2,280 eggs

Reduced Broken Eggs: 1,000 hens × 95.5% × 0.84% × 60 days = 481 eggs

Increased Egg Weight: 1,000 hens × 95.5% × 1.5g × 60 days ÷ 1,000g × 2 = 85.5 kg

Total Weight Increase: (2,280 eggs + 481 eggs) ÷ 8 + 85.5 kg = 258 kg

At 7.3 yuan/kg: 258 kg × 7.3. yuan/kg =1883 yuan

Reduced Mortality & Increased Production: 1,000 hens × 0.64% = 6 hens

6 hens × 95.5% × 60 days = 343 eggs

343 eggs ÷ 8  × 7.3 yuan/kg = 156 yuan

Feed Savings:

1,000 hens × 95.5% × 60 days ÷ 8  × 0.27 × 2.4 yuan/kg feed = 2,320 yuan

Medication Cost Reduction:

(1,000 hens × 104g × 60 days ÷ 1,000g ÷ 1,000kg) × 60 yuan= 374 yuan

Total Economic Benefit for 1,000 Hens Over 60 Days:

1883(egg weight) + 156 (mortality) + 2,320 (feed) - 374 (medication) = 3,985 yuan

Average per hen: 3.9 yuan

6 Key Reasons to Choose  "Seven Lucky Eggs"

1. Application for Healthy Flocks Before Laying Onset

Comprehensively improves avian physiological functions, enhances immunity and stress resistance.Optimizes the uniformity of layer hens entering the peak laying period, boosts feed-to-egg ratio, and extends the peak laying duration.

2. Application During Peak Laying Period

Alleviates laying fatigue, reducing ovulation decline, and egg production drop caused by long-term ovarian activity. Counteracts declines in egg production due to ovarian/salpingitis induced by infectious factors (e.g., Infectious Bronchitis, Chronic Respiratory Disease, Newcastle Disease, Avian Influenza Egg Drop Syndrome).

3. Application in Mid-Late Laying Period

Seven Lucky eggs assists in treating salpingitis, repairs fallopian tube damage from diseases, and accelerates ovarian lesion recovery and follicle development. Restores egg production declines from various causes, increases laying rate, and prolongs the peak laying period.

4. Immune System Enhancement

Long-term feeding activates both specific and non-specific immune defense systems: Enhances macrophage phagocytic activity and leukocyte capture-digestion capacity. Regulates stress responses to extreme temperatures, flock transfer, vaccination, etc. Elevates post-vaccination antibody levels, reduces disease incidence/severity, and prevents immune suppression.

5. Eggshell Quality Improvement

Promotes pigment deposition for vibrant eggshell color, reduces cracked/deformed/shell-less eggs, and increases egg weight.

6. Pure Chinese Herbal Formula (Zero Organ Toxicity)

Harmless to the liver and kidneys, suitable for: Adjuvant therapy during sub-health states to accelerate recovery.Long-term supplementation in healthy flocks to extend the peak laying period, increase egg production, and enhance egg quality.

Usage Guidelines

"Seven Lucky Eggs" Usage for Egg Production Decline from All Causes

1. Usage Methods for Each Stage of the Laying Period

Early Laying Stage:
To prevent New Layer Syndrome and salpingitis, use “Seven Lucky Eggs"(1 bag mixed with 1000kg feed), continuously for 10-15 days. It can make egg production reach the peak in advance and reduce the occurrence of prolapse.

Mid-Laying Stage:
To prevent salpingitis and enhance eggshell color, use "Seven Lucky Eggs" (1 bag mixed with 1000kg feed), continuously for 10-15 days per month, 2 courses per month. It can effectively prevent salpingitis and keep the eggshell color bright.

Late Laying Stage:
To extend the peak laying period and improve eggshell quality, use "Seven Lucky Eggs" (1 bag per 1000kg feed), which can be added long-term. It can extend the peak laying period by 2-3 months and slow down the decline rate of egg production.

2. Usage Methods of "Seven Lucky eggs" for Egg Production Instability and Decline Caused by Other Diseases:

For repairing ovaries and fallopian tubes during the convalescence of avian viral influenza:
Du Ke + Luan Yan Xiao, mixed in drinking water, and "Seven Lucky eggs" mixed in feed (1 bag per 1000kg feed).

For thin-shelled eggs, sand-shelled eggs, etc. caused by low Newcastle disease antibody levels:
Du Sha+ Luan Fu Xing, mixed in drinking water, and "Seven Lucky eggs" mixed in feed (1 bag per 1000kg feed).

For egg production decline caused by Escherichia coli-induced salpingitis:
Gan Zhi, combined with "Seven Lucky eggs" mixed in feed (1 bag per 1000kg feed), used continuously for 4 days.

For laying rate decline caused by malnutrition:
Shu Mei Jian, combined with "Seven Lucky eggs" (1 bag per 1000kg feed) + Yi Neng Gai(1 bag per 1000kg feed), used continuously for 4 days.

3. Routine Health Care Usage Protocol:

Mix 1 bag of this product with 1000kg of feed for long-term addition.

Specification: 2kg/bag × 10 bags/carton