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Draw it Out®

Draw It Out® 8oz Concentrate

Draw It Out® 8oz Concentrate

$12.99 USD
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Size

Mix-to-Strength • Soak • Poultice • Spray • Wrap

Draw It Out® Original Concentrate — 8oz

Ultra cost-effective relief you can mix at any ratio. Our deep-penetrating concentrate excels as a soak, poultice, general body spray, or leg wrap—without burning, blistering, or excessive heat under pads, boots, or wraps.

8oz Travel-Friendly Mix-To-Strength No Burn/No Blister Pre/During/Post Work Abscess-Friendly

Why riders choose the 8oz Concentrate

  • Versatile application: Soak, poultice, body spray, or leg wrap (WRAP method).
  • Flexible strength: Mix light for large areas (shoulders, hips), stronger for focused legs.
  • Comfort under gear: Designed not to irritate or overheat under pads/boots/wraps.
  • Program-ready: Use before and after training/competition to support recovery.
  • Performance support: Helps reduce inflammation and soreness in ligaments, joints, tendons, and muscles.

Suggested mixing guides (examples)

Use Case Concentrate : Water Notes
Large-area body spray 1 : 8 Mist shoulders, hips, back pre/post work
Daily maintenance 1 : 4 Rub or spray; massage into target zones
Focused leg work 1 : 2 Leg spray or saturate wraps/quilted no-bows
Max strength (short term) 1 : 1 Use for short, targeted sessions as needed

Mix stronger for faster, focused routines; lighter for broad coverage and frequent use.

How to use (applications)

  • Body Spray: Mix desired ratio. Spray onto large muscle groups; massage in.
  • Soak: Add concentrate to warm water; soak affected limb/area per your program.
  • Poultice: Saturate a clean poultice medium with mixed solution; apply as directed.
  • Leg Wrap (WRAP method): Spray directly or soak no-bows/polos in mixed solution and wrap; keep wraps moist while applied.
  • Abscess routines: Useful within soak/wrap protocols; follow farrier/vet guidance.

Can be left on for extended periods without burning or blistering. Monitor comfort under wraps.

FAQ

How strong should I mix it?

Use lighter mixes (1:8 or 1:4) for broad areas and frequent use; stronger (1:2 or 1:1) for short, targeted work.

Can I use it under pads, boots, and wraps?

Yes. It’s engineered to avoid irritation or excessive heat under gear.

When should I apply?

Before and after training or competition, during long hauls, and after extended standing to help keep horses from stocking up or getting sore.

Is it suitable for abscess care?

Yes, many riders include it in soak/wrap abscess protocols. Follow professional guidance for specific cases.

Draw It Out® 8oz Concentrate — portable power you can tune to your program and your horse.

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