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The cleanest shipping choice
The single 16oz bottle is $25.99. The stocked 2 Pack is $52 and qualifies for free U.S. shipping, the simplest stock-up option without jumping to barn-size inventory.
Choose the 2 Pack, $52The straightforward first bottle for riders who want controlled, stay-put application without menthol smell, burn, sting, or old-school liniment noise.
What real riders use it for
Riders reach for Draw It Out® 16oz Liniment Gel when legs look filled after stall time, need attention after hauling, or call for a consistent pre-run, post-run, and everyday recovery routine. The ready-to-use gel stays where you place it and is safe for use under properly fitted pads, boots, and wraps according to the current product label.
No heat or tingle is the point. Draw It Out® does not rely on menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, or witch hazel. Judge the routine by what you observe in the horse and the leg, not by whether your hand feels hot or cold.
Built for sensitive-skinned horses. The non-heating, non-blistering formula will not burn or blister when used as directed. You cannot overapply it, and some riders report noticing a difference within a few hours. Individual experiences vary.
Stop and contact your veterinarian for swelling that is new, hot, painful, one-sided, rapidly worsening, associated with a wound, or accompanied by lameness or fever.
Best first bottle. Built for one-horse routines, tack trunks, trailers, and targeted everyday use.
Best first order. One for the barn and one for the trailer, while clearing the $50 free-shipping threshold.
Best stock-up option. Built for multi-horse homes, trainers, and riders who already keep the gel in regular rotation.
The gel stays where you place it instead of spraying the surrounding coat, wall, or barn aisle.
Open the bottle and use it according to the current label. No measuring, spray bottle, or dedicated mixing routine.
Application keeps your hands on the horse so you can compare heat, filling, skin condition, texture, and response.
Draw It Out® 16oz Liniment Gel is ready to use and cannot be overapplied. Apply enough to thoroughly cover the intended external area, massage it in if desired, and make it part of your before-work, after-work, hauling, competition, or everyday barn routine.
Use Draw It Out® confidently beneath properly fitted pads, boots, and wraps according to the current product label and normal equipment practices. The non-heating, non-blistering formula is designed not to burn or blister when used as directed.
No heat or tingle is the point. The formula is made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, or witch hazel. Some riders report noticing results within a few hours, but individual horses and situations vary.
Use the Draw It Out® Solution Finder to route body, recovery, skin, hoof, environmental, and grooming concerns. To compare every liniment format, use the Draw It Out® Liniment collection.
Yes. It is the ready-to-use gel format. Do not dilute it or transfer it into a spray bottle.
Use enough to thoroughly cover the intended external area. Draw It Out® Liniment Gel cannot be overapplied, so there is no thin-layer requirement. Follow the current product label and observe your horse as part of a consistent routine.
Yes. Draw It Out® Liniment Gel is safe for use beneath properly fitted pads, boots, and wraps according to the current product label and normal equipment practices.
No. It is made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, or DMSO.
Choose one 16oz bottle when you want the smallest commitment. Choose the two-pack when you want one bottle in the barn and one in the trailer while qualifying for free shipping.
Stop and contact the appropriate veterinarian, farrier, saddle fitter, or qualified professional for unexplained pain, significant heat or swelling, lameness, a concerning wound, hoof pain, fever, unsafe movement, or a problem that is worsening.
External horse-care product. Use according to the current label. Educational product information does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
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