Choose the liniment format that fits your routine.

Most riders should start with the 16oz High Potency Liniment Gel. It is ready to apply, easy to keep close, and gives controlled placement for targeted daily routines.

Move to the 64oz liniment gel when the routine becomes regular. It is a better fit for multi-horse barns, trainers, and riders who are tired of reordering smaller bottles.

Choose liniment concentrate when your barn needs broader routine coverage or a mix-as-directed format for higher-use programs. It is best for riders who already know they want more than targeted gel application.

Liniment gel is ready to apply and better for targeted placement. Liniment concentrate is mixed as directed and better for broader barn routines, larger coverage needs, and higher-use programs.

Yes. Many riders use liniment as part of pre-ride, post-ride, hauling, and regular barn routines. The right timing depends on the format, the horse, the workload, and the rider’s normal care plan.

Liniment gel can fit under-wrap routines when used carefully and according to label directions. Keep the layer thin, apply to clean and dry areas, wrap correctly, and recheck early. Ask a veterinarian, trainer, or trusted professional if you are unsure about wrap technique.

Draw It Out® liniments are built for clean, practical routines without an old-school burn or tingle profile. Always check current association rules and your governing body requirements before competition use, because governing bodies do not pre-approve individual products.