Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate | Gallon Size

Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate

Short answer: Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate is the gallon-size mix-to-use horse liniment for barns, trainers, refill routines, spray bottles, wash racks, and multi-horse programs.

Current options

• 128oz gallon: refill-size concentrate for regular barn use. Listed price: $129.99.
• Case of 4: larger restock option for barns, trainers, and multi-horse programs. Listed price: $399.99.

The gallon-size concentrate for barns, trainers, and multi-horse programs. Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate is the refill-size mix-to-use format for customers who already know concentrate fits their routine and want more product on hand.

Buy this if

• You want a gallon-size concentrate for regular barn use.
• You mix spray bottles, sponge on product, or use concentrate as part of a larger routine.
• You care for multiple horses or run a training program.
• You want a refill format instead of buying smaller bottles more often.

Choose a different format if

• You are new to concentrate or want a smaller mix-to-use size. Choose the 32oz Liniment Concentrate.
• You want a ready-to-use product that stays where you put it. Choose the 16oz Liniment Gel.
• You want a larger ready-to-use gel for hands-on barn care. Choose the 64oz Liniment Gel.
• You want fast no-mix spray application. Choose the RTU Spray 24oz.

Simple buying rule

Choose 32oz to start with concentrate. Choose 128oz when concentrate is already part of your regular barn routine.

How to use

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

Pair it with

• 32oz Liniment Concentrate for smaller concentrate needs.
• Draw It Out® Liniment for the full gel, spray, and concentrate comparison.
• Prehabilitation Horse Care for routine-first barn support.

Helpful links

Horse Health Library
What Does My Horse Need?
Gel vs Spray vs Concentrate
Horse Stiffness & Movement Support

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.