Complete the post-work setup
Flexible concentrate coverage plus a deliberate clay-brace step.
Customers already pair the 32oz Liniment Concentrate with MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™ 64oz for two distinct jobs in one routine. $119.98 with free U.S. shipping.
Add the two-product setup — $119.98
Use each product according to its own label. Stop and seek veterinary guidance for unexplained heat, swelling, pain, or lameness.
Best standard concentrate • flexible barn coverageDraw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate
The core mix-to-use format for barns that want broader coverage, spray-bottle or sponge application, and refill flexibility without starting with a gallon.
Quick answer: Choose the 32oz Concentrate when coverage and mixing flexibility matter more than stay-put gel placement. Measure and mix it only according to the current label, use clean dedicated containers, and label every mixed bottle. Choose the 16oz Gel instead when you want a ready-to-use targeted first bottle.
Why barns choose concentrate
Broader coverage
Mixed concentrate can fit spray-bottle, sponge, or wash-rack routines when the label and job call for more coverage than a targeted gel application.
Mix-to-use flexibility
The concentrate lets a disciplined barn prepare the label-directed mixture it needs instead of keeping several unidentified bottles around.
Practical middle size
The 32oz bottle is the standard entry into concentrate use: more operational capacity than travel size without the commitment of a 128oz gallon.
Clean sensory profile
Draw It Out® concentrate is odorless and colorless and does not depend on menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, or DMSO.
Best fit
- Multi-horse or frequent barn routines.
- Broader leg and body application after the horse has been assessed.
- Spray bottles, sponge routines, or wash-rack use allowed by the label.
- Riders and trainers willing to measure, label, and store mixed product correctly.
- Barns that want the concentrate system before moving to the gallon refill.
The safe mixing routine
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Read the current label first. The label determines the correct ratio and use. Do not rely on a handwritten note from another bottle or a remembered routine.
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Use clean equipment. Keep a dedicated measuring tool and clean container for this product. Do not reuse a bottle holding unknown residue.
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Measure—do not guess. More concentrate is not automatically better. Follow the exact directions for the intended routine.
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Label the mixed container. Include the product name, mixture, and preparation date so nobody in the barn has to guess.
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Store and recheck. Store as directed, inspect the horse before use, and reassess later rather than treating application as the end of the job.
Use observation before coverage
Broad application is not a substitute for a better check. Watch movement, inspect feet, and compare both sides for heat, filling, tenderness, skin changes, and response. If the horse is lame, markedly swollen, painful, wounded, feverish, or worsening, stop routine topical care and contact the appropriate professional.
Do not mix Draw It Out® Concentrate with DMSO or random topicals. Stacking formulas changes exposure, makes skin reactions harder to trace, and creates a routine the label did not authorize.
Which size or format should you choose?
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16oz Gel: ready-to-use targeted placement and the simplest first bottle.
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32oz Concentrate: standard mix-to-use size for broader coverage and regular barn routines.
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64oz Gel: larger ready-to-use gel for barns already committed to gel.
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128oz Concentrate: high-volume refill for established multi-horse concentrate systems.
Frequently asked questions
Is 32oz Concentrate ready to use?
No. It is the mix-to-use concentrate format. Follow the current label for measuring and preparation.
Can I guess the dilution ratio?
No. Use the exact current label directions for the intended routine and a dedicated measuring tool.
Can I mix it with other liniments or DMSO?
No. Do not create unapproved mixtures. Use one clearly identified product according to its label.
Should I choose the gallon instead?
Choose the gallon only when your barn already uses concentrate frequently enough to justify a high-volume refill system. The 32oz size is the better standard starting point.
When is gel the better choice?
Choose gel when controlled stay-put placement and ready-to-use convenience matter more than broad coverage or mixing flexibility.
External horse-care product. Mix and use according to current label directions. Product information does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
