This guide helps you match the right size Draw It Out® High Potency Gel to how often you ride and how many horses you care for.
All three sizes use the same clean, competition-conscious formula. The only difference is how long each bottle keeps you covered.
Three sizes of Draw It Out® High Potency Gel. Same performance. Same peace of mind. Now match it to your ride.
Starter size. Ideal for light usage, one horse, or a compact travel bottle.
Shop 8 oz
The sweet spot size. Perfect for regular riding and recovery without bulk.
$26.00
Shop 16 ozBest value per ounce.
The barn jug. For multiple horses or heavy weekly use. Maximum coverage, lowest cost per ounce.
$80.00
Shop 64 ozIf you ride or compete regularly then the 16 oz size is the most efficient choice. It lasts long enough to cover your program without carrying a jug.
Choose the 8 oz if you’re testing or have very light use. Opt for the 64 oz if you support multiple horses or use gel every day.
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For most serious riders the 16 oz High Potency Gel is the most efficient. It covers regular training and hauling, while staying easy to store and use.
Choose 8 oz if you’re using gel occasionally, want to test Draw It Out®, or need a compact bottle for a single horse or travel use.
The 64 oz size is built for barns, trainers, multi-horse households and riders who apply gel weekly or daily. It gives the best cost-per-ounce and covers heavy use.
Yes. The 8 oz, 16 oz and 64 oz all use the same naturally-derived, sensation-free formula. The only difference is how long the bottle lasts.
Absolutely. Many riders start with 8 oz and then move to 16 oz once they see how often they reach for it. If you already know your program is intense, stepping directly into 16 oz or 64 oz can prevent running out mid-season.
Choose the bottle that fits how you actually ride and care for horses: 8oz for travel and light use, 16oz as the everyday default, or 64oz for frequent and multi-horse barn use.
Fast answer: Most first-time and single-horse customers should start with the 16oz Gel. Choose 8oz when portability matters more than volume. Choose 64oz when you already know the gel belongs in a frequent barn routine.
Best when space matters or you want a smaller bottle in the trailer, grooming tote, or show bag.
The balanced everyday choice for riders who want a ready-to-use bottle for regular hands-on horse care.
Best for riders, trainers, and barns using gel frequently or across more than one horse.
| Your situation | Best starting size | Why |
|---|---|---|
| I need a bottle for travel or a compact grooming bag. | 8oz | Small footprint and easy portability. |
| I have one horse and want the normal everyday option. | 16oz | The most balanced first purchase for regular use. |
| I manage multiple horses or use gel frequently. | 64oz | Barn-size volume without changing the ready-to-use gel format. |
| I want broad spray, soaking, or measured mix flexibility. | Consider Concentrate | That is a format question, not simply a larger-gel question. |
Gel is for controlled, stay-put placement. RTU Spray is for fast ready-to-use coverage. Concentrate is for measured mixing and flexible barn volume. When the application method is still unclear, compare the formats before buying a larger bottle.
The 16oz Gel is the best general starting point for most single-horse customers who expect regular use.
No. The size changes the amount of ready-to-use gel, not the basic role of the product. Confirm the current label on the container you buy.
Choose 64oz Gel when you want more ready-to-use, stay-put gel. Choose Concentrate when you want measured mixing, spray coverage, or greater application flexibility.
Yes, when stored according to the current label and protected from unsuitable temperature or contamination.
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