Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate | Mix for Spray and Wraps

A 32oz alcohol-free liniment concentrate for riders who want control. Mix it for sprays, wrap sessions, or travel routines. Adjustable strength, dries clear, no menthol, no added fragrance.*

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Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate | Mix for Spray and Wraps

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Before You Buy

Draw It Out® is designed for daily recovery and sensitive horses.
It does not create heat, tingle, or sensation.
If you judge liniment by how it feels, this may not be your product.

Riders choose Draw It Out® because the formulas are clean, consistent, and built for real barn routines. No loud scent. No tingle. No gimmicks. Just a calm system riders can repeat.

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Adjustable strength • Mix for spray, wraps, or soaks

Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate

An alcohol-free liniment concentrate for riders who want one bottle that flexes with the week. Mix light for everyday, stronger for harder work, and use it for sprays, wrap sessions, or travel routines.

What it is: a customizable concentrate, not a ready-to-use spray.
Why riders keep it: one bottle covers more routines with less shelf clutter.
What it avoids: no menthol, no alcohol, no added fragrance.*

Want the bigger picture first? Start with the Horse Liniment Guide. Deciding between formats? See liniment gel vs liquid.

Flexible strength Alcohol free Show minded* Clear dry Gear safe
Why riders use it
  • One bottle, multiple routines: spray broad areas, prep wraps, or run short soaks.
  • You control the strength: mix lighter for daily work, stronger for harder weeks.
  • Clean profile: no menthol, no alcohol, no added fragrance.*
  • Dries clear: no rinse needed before pads or boots.

*Always verify current discipline rules.

Quick mix guide
Daily 70% water / 30% concentrate
Workload 50% water / 50% concentrate
Direct 100% concentrate

Use warm water for pre-work routines and cool water for post-work comfort.

For wraps, aim for lightly damp, not dripping, for steady contact.

Ways to use it
  • Spray: broad muscle groups after work or haul days.
  • Wrap: mist polos or no-bows for focused contact sessions.
  • Soak: short routines for travel and hoof comfort habits.
Inside the formula
  • Draw It Out® mineral system: naturally derived trace mineral profile.
  • Magnesium-rich support: a straightforward, rider-trusted mix.
  • Clean build: no harsh additives and no unnecessary scent.

Ingredients: Water, Sodium Chloride, Magnesium Sulfate, Potassium, Draw It Out® Proprietary Mineral Blend.

Want help choosing the right routine for your horse this week? Use the Solution Finder and anchor long-term care with Prehabilitation.

Ingredients and formula profile

Ingredients

What is in the bottle

Simple, naturally derived mineral-forward formula designed for a clean, repeatable routine.

Ingredients: Water, Sodium Chloride, Magnesium Sulfate, Potassium, Draw It Out® Proprietary Mineral Blend.

For external use on horses only. Avoid eyes and sensitive areas. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.

What you need in the barn

This concentrate is simple once you set it up. Keep these basics on hand and your routine stays consistent no matter who is mixing.

Setup

Grab these once

Most barns already have everything below. This is just the clean, repeatable version.

  • Spray bottle 16 oz or 24 oz is the easiest daily size.
  • Clean water Warm is common before work. Cool is common after work.
  • Label or marker Write your ratio so the mix stays consistent.
  • Wraps (optional) No-bows or polos if you want contact sessions.

Tip: Keep one labeled bottle for 70/30 and one for 50/50 if your program uses both regularly.

Wendy and Dan Huss of Huss Performance Horses

Clean routine. Real confidence.

This is the kind of product you keep because it stays simple and it stays consistent. The formula feels clean in the barn and easy to trust in a daily routine. When you can support your animals without added scent, harsh additives, or unnecessary extras, it brings real peace of mind. That is what makes it stick.
Wendy and Dan Huss Huss Performance Horses

How long it lasts

A 32oz concentrate bottle is designed to stretch. The exact number of sessions depends on your mix ratio and how much you use per session. Here are simple, real-barn reference points to set expectations.

Everyday anchor

70/30 reference

A practical baseline for most barns. Easy to repeat and easy to label.

Mixed solution made Using the full 32oz bottle at 30% concentrate
about 107 oz
Spray bottles filled Equivalent 16oz bottles of mixed solution
about 6 to 7
Sessions If you use around 4oz per session
about 26
Easy daily mix Low friction Good starting point
Use the calculator Dial it in for your bottle size and routine.

Mix ratio calculator

Pick a batch size and choose how strong you want your concentrate. We will calculate exact ounces of water and concentrate so your routine stays consistent with less guessing.

Current: 30% Most riders start at 70/30 and adjust only if needed.
Scale up for wraps or soaks when you want more contact time.
Most barns land around 4 oz. Adjust to match your routine.

Water

22.4 oz
Warm water can feel better before work. Cool water is common after work.

Concentrate

9.6 oz
Pulled from your 32oz bottle to keep mixes consistent.

From one 32oz bottle

80 sessions
About 3.3 mixes total and 24 sessions per mix on average.

Quick starting points: 70/30 for everyday, 50/50 for a stronger routine, and 100% for short focused sessions. If you are unsure, start lighter and move up only if needed.

MixWhen riders use itWater to concentrateTypical temp
70/30 Everyday routines and before work 70 to 30 Warm
50/50 Harder weeks or targeted routines 50 to 50 Cool
100% Short focused sessions 0 to 100 Cool or room

Spray • Wrap • Soak

Three ways to use the 32oz concentrate without overthinking it. Each method keeps your routine consistent, so your horse stays easier to manage across daily work, harder weeks, and travel days.

Spray

Wide coverage, clean finish

The simplest way to keep larger areas on a steady routine when the schedule gets busy.

  • Common for shoulders, back, hips, and major muscle groups.
  • Start at 70/30 for everyday. Move to 50/50 when you want a stronger mix.
  • Apply a light, even coat. Let it dry before pads or boots.
Best practice: Keep the bottle labeled with your go-to ratio so the routine stays repeatable.
Wrap

Focused contact, short sessions

When you want more contact time without changing your whole program.

  • Most riders mix 50/50 for wrap routines.
  • Mist wraps until lightly damp, not dripping, then apply over clean legs.
  • Short sessions tend to work best. Re-mist if wraps dry out early.
Best practice: Think light moisture plus steady contact. That is the whole game.
Soak

Travel days and focused routines

A clean way to run a short, consistent routine when you want full coverage in a small window.

  • Mix 50/50 up to 100% for short focused sessions.
  • Use a bucket or tub and keep sessions consistent in length.
  • If you are working around a sensitive area, follow your vet’s guidance.
Best practice: Start lighter first, then move up only if your routine calls for it.

Mineral blend science and safety

A clean, naturally derived mineral system built for riders who want control and consistency. Adjust the mix strength to match your routine and keep the experience calm and repeatable.

Why minerals

The concentrate is built around a magnesium-rich base with supportive trace minerals. The advantage is simple: you decide how strong the session is by how you mix it.

  • Adjustable strength: Start at 70/30 for everyday, move to 50/50 for harder weeks, and use full strength for short focused sessions.
  • Three core methods: Spray for broad coverage, wraps for contact time, and soaks for travel and focused routines.
  • Keep it consistent: Label your bottle with your go-to ratio so anyone in the barn can mix the same way.
Simple rule: Start lighter, stay consistent, and adjust only when your routine calls for it.

Follow label directions. If you have questions about your horse’s specific situation, consult your veterinarian.

Choose what fits the job

Concentrate vs liniment gel vs traditional poultice

Different formats fit different barns. This chart helps you pick the lowest friction option for your routine, then scale up only when you need more contact time.

Feature 32oz concentrate Draw It Out® liniment gel Traditional poultice
Format Mixable concentrate for spray, wraps, and soaks Ready-to-apply liniment gel for fast, no-mix use Paste style product used under wraps
Control Adjust the mix strength for the session Fixed strength, consistent application Fixed strength, routine varies by method
Coverage Broad coverage or focused contact time Easy spot use where you want it Most often used for localized wrap routines
Barn practicality Low friction setup for spray bottles and wrap routines Fast grab-and-go application Usually more cleanup and more time
Routine profile Built without alcohol, menthol, or added fragrance Sensation-free liniment gel with a calm profile Varies widely by product and ingredients

Note: Always follow label directions and confirm current discipline rules for your program.

Responsive comparison of the 32oz concentrate, Draw It Out liniment gel, and traditional poultice formats.

How it fits into the line

Pick the format that keeps your routine easy to repeat. Most barns keep concentrate for flexibility and liniment gel for fast grab moments.

Flexible baseline

32oz concentrate

Mix for spray bottles, wrap routines, or short soaks. Start at 70/30 for everyday, move to 50/50 for harder weeks, and reserve 100% for short focused sessions.

Best when you want one bottle that can cover multiple routines without stocking three separate products.

Calculate your mix
Fast grab

Draw It Out® 16oz liniment gel

Ready to apply with no mixing. A clean option for quick spot use, travel kits, and post-ride routines when you want speed and simplicity.

Best for riders who want a consistent, no-mix liniment gel always within reach.

Shop 16oz liniment gel
Program size

Draw It Out® 64oz liniment gel

The same ready-to-apply liniment gel in a larger format. Built for multi-horse programs and week-to-week routines that use liniment gel often.

Best when you want fewer re-orders and a steadier shelf for the season.

Shop 64oz liniment gel

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Choose your format

Three formats, three jobs. Pick the one that matches how your barn runs, then keep the routine consistent.

Most flexible

32oz concentrate

Best when you want one bottle that can be mixed for spray bottles, wraps, and short soaks with control over strength.

  • 70/30 as the everyday baseline
  • 50/50 when you want a stronger mix
  • 100% for short focused sessions

Ideal for barns that like flexibility without adding more products to the shelf.

Choose concentrate
Use the calculator to label ratios.
Fast grab

16oz liniment gel

Best when you want a ready-to-apply option for quick routines, spot use, and travel days with zero mixing.

  • Ready to apply, no mixing
  • Easy for travel kits and trailers
  • Simple for quick spot routines

Ideal for riders who want speed and a consistent no-mix application.

Choose 16oz liniment gel
Keep one within reach.
Program size

64oz liniment gel

Best when your barn uses liniment gel often and you want a larger format that supports week-to-week routines.

  • Same ready-to-apply liniment gel
  • Built for steady, repeat use
  • Fewer re-orders through the season

Ideal for multi-horse programs and consistent use schedules.

Choose 64oz liniment gel
A steadier shelf.

Use notes

A calm, consistent routine is usually the best routine. Start lighter, label your mix, and keep it repeatable.

External use only Start 70/30 Label your bottle
  • Apply to the intended area and allow to dry before pads or boots.
  • Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and sensitive areas.
  • Discourage licking and do not apply near the mouth.

When to pause

If your horse is sensitive or you are trying a new mix, test a small area first.

  • If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.
  • If you have a specific situation, follow your veterinarian’s guidance.
  • Always confirm current discipline rules for your program.

Questions and safety

Quick guidance to keep your mixes consistent and your routine clean. When in doubt, start lighter and adjust only if needed.

Is the concentrate show program friendly?
The formula is built without alcohol, menthol, or added fragrance, which keeps the routine calm and predictable. Always confirm current rules for your discipline and follow label directions.
Alcohol free Menthol free No added fragrance
What mix should I start with?
  • 70/30 is the everyday anchor for most barns.
  • 50/50 is common for harder weeks or more focused routines.
  • 100% is best kept for short focused sessions.
Warm water is common before work. Cool or room temperature is common after work.
Can I use it for spray, wraps, and soaks?
Yes. Most riders use it three ways:
  • Spray: broad areas with a light, even coat.
  • Wrap: mist wraps until lightly damp, then apply for short contact sessions.
  • Soak: mix a small batch for travel and focused routines.
Avoid eyes and sensitive areas.
What if my horse tries to lick it?
This product is for external use only. Apply to the intended area and allow it to dry. Discourage licking, and do not apply near the mouth or areas your horse can easily reach. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.
How long should a wrap session be?
Most barns keep wrap sessions short and supervised. Aim for a brief contact session, then remove wraps and check the leg. If your horse has a specific situation, follow your veterinarian’s guidance.

This guidance reflects common barn practice and does not replace veterinary care.