Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate

Short answer: Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate is the flexible mix-to-use horse liniment format for riders who want to make spray bottles, sponge-on solution, wash-rack routines, or wrap routines without jumping straight to the gallon.

Best for
Mix-to-use coverage, spray bottles, sponge application, wash-rack routines, body coverage, and riders who want more flexibility than ready-to-use gel.

Current options

• 32oz bottle: best first bottle for the concentrate format.
• 2 Pack: restock option when concentrate already fits your barn routine.

The everyday concentrate size for practical barn use. Use this when you want more flexibility than a ready-to-use bottle and more coverage than a stay-put liniment gel.

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Buy this if

• You want to mix your own spray bottle for daily barn routines.
• You want a practical concentrate size before moving up to the 128oz refill.
• You care for more than one horse but do not need a full gallon yet.
• You want flexible application by spray bottle, sponge, wash-rack process, or wrap routine.

Choose a different format if

• You want a ready-to-use product that stays where you put it. Choose the 16oz Liniment Gel.
• You want a barn-size ready-to-use liniment gel. Choose the 64oz Liniment Gel.
• You want fast no-mix spray application. Choose the RTU Spray 24oz.
• You already use concentrate heavily or need a refill station. Choose the 128oz Liniment Concentrate.

Simple buying rule: Gel when placement matters. Concentrate when coverage and mixing flexibility matter. RTU Spray when speed matters.

How to use

• Mix according to label directions and your preferred barn routine.
• Apply by spray bottle, sponge, wash-rack process, or wrap routine as appropriate.
• Use before or after work as part of regular horse care.
• Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and irritated or broken skin unless directed by your veterinarian.

Helpful links

• Horse Health Library
• What Does My Horse Need?
• Gel vs Spray vs Concentrate
• Product Use Guides

Safety note: Topical horse care is not a diagnosis. If your horse is lame, hot, swollen, cut, distressed, suddenly off, or worsening, involve your veterinarian or qualified equine professional.