Draw It Out® dealer selling guide
Sell the difference without selling theater.
A practical staff guide for explaining original, sensation-free horse liniment formulas clearly and responsibly.
The 20-second answer
“Draw It Out® is not a traditional menthol-and-alcohol liniment. It is sensation-free, odorless, and colorless, with antimicrobial and antifungal properties. It is made for riders who want repeatable daily care without making their hand tingle or their barn smell medicinal.”
The five-second shelf answer
Original formula. No menthol. No alcohol. No artificial color. No sensory tricks.
Ask these three questions
- Do you want a strong cooling or warming sensation, or a calm routine?
- Do smell, artificial color, sensitive skin, or under-gear use matter in your barn?
- Do you need targeted gel, broad ready-to-use spray, or mixable concentrate?
Common objections
“If it does not tingle, how do I know it works?”
A sensation on the rider's hand is not a measurement of the horse. Encourage the customer to judge routine fit, skin tolerance, application, and what they observe in the horse.
“Why is it colorless?”
Artificial color is not a performance ingredient. Colorless care is practical around white legs, gray horses, clipped coats, hands, towels, boots, pads, wraps, and tack.
“Does it treat infection?”
No. The formula has antimicrobial and antifungal properties, but it is not presented as an infection treatment and does not replace veterinary care.
“Is it competition approved?”
Do not promise automatic approval. Rules change. Customers should review the full current label and the current rules for their discipline.
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Original formulas. Different by design.
Your hand does not need proof. Your horse needs support.
Sensation-free • Odorless • Colorless • No menthol • No alcohol • Antimicrobial and antifungal properties
What staff should never say
- Do not say another brand copied or duped a product.
- Do not promise treatment, healing, cure, or guaranteed results.
- Do not promise automatic competition compliance.
- Do not say every horse will respond identically.
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