Multi-horse barns
Regular use across several horses makes a refill system more practical than repeatedly buying smaller concentrate bottles.
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Complete the barn system
Pair the stocked 64oz Liniment Gel and 128oz Liniment Concentrate in one managed barn system. $210 with free U.S. shipping.
Add the Barn Refill System — $210Use each format according to its current label.
The high-volume concentrate for trainers, multi-horse barns, refill stations, and riders who already know mix-to-use coverage belongs in their regular routine.
Quick answer: Choose the 128oz gallon when your barn already uses Draw It Out® Concentrate often enough to justify a refill system. It is not the best first bottle for most riders. Start with the 32oz Concentrate when you are learning the mix-to-use routine, or choose 16oz Gel when targeted ready-to-use placement fits better.
Regular use across several horses makes a refill system more practical than repeatedly buying smaller concentrate bottles.
A gallon supports repeatable spray-bottle, sponge, and wash-rack workflows when staff follow one labeled process.
This size makes sense after the barn already understands measuring, labeling, storage, and how concentrate fits the care routine.
Keeping one controlled refill source can reduce the clutter and uncertainty of partly identified bottles around a busy tack room.
Draw It Out® Concentrate is odorless and colorless and made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, or DMSO. Do not mix it with DMSO or random topicals. Use it only according to the current label and stop routine care when heat, marked swelling, lameness, pain, wounds, or worsening symptoms need professional evaluation.
Compare the 32oz Concentrate when you want the standard mix-to-use entry point. Use Horse Liniment Gel vs Spray vs Concentrate for the format decision, or the Solution Finder when the concern belongs in a different care lane.
No. It is concentrate. Measure and prepare it according to the current label.
Usually not. The 32oz Concentrate is the better standard starting point, while 16oz Gel is simpler for targeted ready-to-use care.
Yes, when the barn has one written measuring, labeling, sanitation, and storage process that every user follows.
No. Do not create unapproved mixtures or combine it with DMSO.
External horse-care concentrate. Mix and use according to current label directions. Product information does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
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