The workhorse format
Twice the spray. More ways to use it.
One 32oz jug becomes two full 32oz bottles at a 50/50 mix. Use the current label to prepare the right strength for the job, then spray, wrap, soak, sponge, or cover the broader areas that make a small targeted bottle feel like slow work.
One jug32oz Concentrate
At a 50/50 mix64oz Prepared
Built toSpray • Wrap • Soak
Quick answer: Choose Concentrate for whole-horse coverage, multiple horses, wraps, soaking, wash-rack routines, bodywork, hauling, and barns that use liniment regularly. Choose Gel when you want ready-to-use, stay-put placement on one targeted area.
Choose your barn supply
Best for trying the system
1 Jug • 32oz
$40
Prepares two 32oz bottles at a 50/50 mix. A practical first step into broader spray, wrap, and soak routines.
Choose 1 Jug
Best value • Save $10 • Free shipping
2-Jug Barn Stock
$70
Prepares four 32oz bottles at a 50/50 mix. Built for multi-horse homes, trainers, bodyworkers, and riders who keep one mixed bottle in the barn and another in the trailer.
Choose 2-Jug Barn Stock
The lower-friction complete setup
Concentrate covers the territory. Gel handles the target.
Pair one 32oz Concentrate with one 16oz Gel for a complete barn-and-trailer system: broad spray, wrap, and soak flexibility plus ready-to-use, stay-put placement. $66 and qualifies for free U.S. shipping.
Get the Complete Coverage Duo — $66
Why real barns choose Concentrate
Cover more ground
Move beyond one small spot when backs, shoulders, hindquarters, multiple legs, or several horses need a consistent routine.
Use it more ways
Prepare it according to the current label for spray-bottle, wrap, soak, sponge, or wash-rack use.
No old-school theatrics
Odorless and colorless, with no menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, added dye, or added fragrance.
Equipment compatible
Made for proper use under clean, correctly fitted pads, boots, and wraps when mixed and used as directed.
Built for professional hands
Broad coverage without a strong smell, artificial color, heat, sting, or sensory noise competing with hands-on observation.
Fits the working barn
A practical middle format: more flexibility than a ready-to-use bottle without jumping straight to the 128oz gallon.
Gel or Concentrate?
Choose Gel when
One horse. One target. No mixing.
- You want ready-to-use application.
- You need controlled, stay-put placement.
- You are treating a smaller targeted area.
- You want the simplest first bottle.
Shop 16oz Gel
Choose Concentrate when
The job is bigger than one spot.
- You want broader body or leg coverage.
- You manage multiple horses or frequent routines.
- You use wraps, soaking, spray bottles, or sponges.
- You want more prepared volume from one jug.
Mix clean. Label it. Use it deliberately.
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Read the current label. Select the label-directed ratio for the intended routine rather than relying on memory or another barn's handwritten note.
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Use clean, dedicated equipment. Measure into a clean container with no unknown residue.
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Measure—do not guess. A stronger mixture is not automatically a better mixture.
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Label every prepared bottle. Include the product, mixture, and preparation date so nobody has to guess.
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Observe before and after. Compare both sides, movement, heat, filling, skin condition, and response.
Different by design since 2014
Your hand does not need proof. Your horse needs a sound routine.
Draw It Out® does not depend on a menthol chill, alcohol sting, medicinal smell, heat, or artificial color to feel convincing. Judge the routine by what you can observe in the horse, the skin, the area, movement, and consistent follow-through.
Draw It Out® liniment also has antimicrobial and antifungal formula properties while remaining sensation-free, odorless, and colorless. Those formula properties do not diagnose or treat infection and do not replace veterinary care.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 32oz Concentrate ready to use?
No. It is a mix-to-use format. Measure and prepare it according to the current product label.
How much prepared product does one jug make?
At a 50/50 mix, one 32oz jug prepares 64oz total—two full 32oz bottles. Use the current label to select the correct ratio for the intended routine.
Why buy the 2-Jug Barn Stock option?
It saves $10 versus buying two singles, qualifies for free U.S. shipping, and prepares four 32oz bottles at a 50/50 mix.
Can it be used under pads, boots, and wraps?
Yes. When mixed and used according to the current label, it fits proper under-pad, under-boot, and under-wrap routines. Use clean, correctly fitted equipment and recheck the horse and skin.
Can I mix it with DMSO or another topical?
No. Do not create unapproved mixtures. Use one clearly identified product according to its current label.
When should I stop routine topical care and call a veterinarian?
Contact your veterinarian for new or marked heat, swelling, pain, lameness, a wound, fever, rapidly worsening symptoms, or a horse that is not acting normally.
External horse-care product. Use on clean, intact skin and according to the current label. Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. Product information does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Be your horse's hero, we'll help you do it.
