The short answer: use Gel when you want fast, hands-on daily care. Use Concentrate when you want mix-to-use flexibility for barn routines, soaking, body spray, or more intensive support.
Draw It Out® Liniment Gel is the easiest starting point for most riders. It is hands-on, clean, no-burn, no-stink, and built for regular use after work, after hauling, before turnout, or as part of a daily leg-care routine.
Shop 16oz Gel
Draw It Out® Liniment Concentrate is for barns that want to mix by need: lighter maintenance mixes, stronger injury-support routines, body spray, hoof soaks, and wrap-soak applications.
Shop 32oz Concentrate| Need | Gel | Concentrate |
|---|---|---|
| Daily leg care | Best first choice | Good if you want to mix volume |
| After hauling | Great for hands-on application | Great for spray or wrap-soak routines |
| Under wraps | Useful for targeted application | Useful when diluted and applied as part of a wrap routine |
| Soaking | Not the main use | Best choice |
| Barn economy | Convenient bottle | Better for high-use barns |
| First-time buyer | Start here | Buy when you know you need mix flexibility |
Buy the Gel. It is the no-drama answer for daily horse care and the easiest product to keep in a grooming bag.
Buy the Concentrate. You will use more product, mix for different routines, and want the flexibility.
Consider both. Gel for hands-on post-haul care. Concentrate for spray, soaking, and wrap prep.
Most riders should start with Draw It Out® 16oz Liniment Gel. It is the cleanest first purchase because it answers the widest range of daily care needs. Add 32oz Concentrate when you want to mix, spray, soak, or scale up for the barn.
The Gel is ready to use and built for direct application. The Concentrate is mix-to-use, so the final strength depends on how you dilute it for the job.
Both can fit a wrap routine, but Concentrate gives more mix flexibility when preparing a solution for soaking or wrap prep.
Start with the 16oz Gel unless you already know you need a mix-to-use product for soaking, spraying, or high-volume barn use.
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