Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate | Mix-to-Use Formula

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.

Current options

• 32oz bottle: best first bottle for the concentrate format. Listed price: $39.99.
• 2 Pack: restock option when concentrate already fits your barn routine. Listed price: $69.99.

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.

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

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

Pair it with

• 16oz Liniment Gel for targeted hands-on placement.
• Draw It Out® Liniment for the full gel, concentrate, and spray format comparison.
• Prehabilitation Horse Care for routine-first 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.