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Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate | Gallon Size

Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate | Gallon Size

Regular price $160.45 USD
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Complete the barn system

Gel for targeted placement. Concentrate for refill flexibility.

Pair the stocked 64oz Liniment Gel and 128oz Liniment Concentrate in one managed barn system. $210 with free U.S. shipping.

Add the Barn Refill System — $210

Use each format according to its current label.

Gallon refill • established barn systems

Draw It Out® 128oz Liniment Concentrate

The high-volume concentrate for trainers, multi-horse barns, refill stations, and riders who already know mix-to-use coverage belongs in their regular routine.

Quick answer: Choose the 128oz gallon when your barn already uses Draw It Out® Concentrate often enough to justify a refill system. It is not the best first bottle for most riders. Start with the 32oz Concentrate when you are learning the mix-to-use routine, or choose 16oz Gel when targeted ready-to-use placement fits better.

Who the gallon is built for

Multi-horse barns

Regular use across several horses makes a refill system more practical than repeatedly buying smaller concentrate bottles.

Trainers and programs

A gallon supports repeatable spray-bottle, sponge, and wash-rack workflows when staff follow one labeled process.

Established concentrate users

This size makes sense after the barn already understands measuring, labeling, storage, and how concentrate fits the care routine.

Inventory efficiency

Keeping one controlled refill source can reduce the clutter and uncertainty of partly identified bottles around a busy tack room.

Buy the gallon when

  • You already use the 32oz Concentrate consistently.
  • Multiple horses or staff share the same labeled routine.
  • You have dedicated measuring tools and clean application containers.
  • The barn has a secure, organized storage and refill location.
  • Broader coverage matters more than targeted gel placement.

Do not buy the gallon when

  • You are still deciding whether gel or concentrate fits.
  • Only one horse needs occasional targeted application.
  • Your barn tends to use unmarked bottles or guess at mixture ratios.
  • Product will sit unused, exposed, or improperly stored.
  • You want a ready-to-use product with no measuring step.

Run the refill system like a system

  1. Keep the original gallon identified and secured. Store it according to the current label.
  2. Use clean dedicated measuring equipment. Do not dip contaminated tools into the refill container.
  3. Mix only as directed. The label—not habit or hearsay—controls every preparation.
  4. Label each working container. Include the product name, mixture, and preparation date.
  5. Train every user. One written process prevents guessing, overmixing, and unknown bottles.
  6. Inspect the horse first. Broad product coverage never replaces movement, skin, leg, foot, and red-flag checks.

Formula and safety context

Draw It Out® Concentrate is odorless and colorless and made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, or DMSO. Do not mix it with DMSO or random topicals. Use it only according to the current label and stop routine care when heat, marked swelling, lameness, pain, wounds, or worsening symptoms need professional evaluation.

Choose the correct size before you stock the shelf

Compare the 32oz Concentrate when you want the standard mix-to-use entry point. Use Horse Liniment Gel vs Spray vs Concentrate for the format decision, or the Solution Finder when the concern belongs in a different care lane.

Frequently asked questions

Is the gallon ready to use?

No. It is concentrate. Measure and prepare it according to the current label.

Should a first-time customer buy 128oz?

Usually not. The 32oz Concentrate is the better standard starting point, while 16oz Gel is simpler for targeted ready-to-use care.

Can several people refill from the gallon?

Yes, when the barn has one written measuring, labeling, sanitation, and storage process that every user follows.

Can it be mixed with other topicals?

No. Do not create unapproved mixtures or combine it with DMSO.

External horse-care concentrate. Mix and use according to current label directions. Product information does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Sensation-free by design

Your hand doesn’t need proof. Your horse needs support.

Menthol cooling, alcohol sting, strong smell, heat, and added color give the rider immediate sensory feedback. That can make a formula feel more powerful without proving that it is a better fit for the horse. Draw It Out® removes the theatrics so the routine is judged by the horse, the label, consistent checks, and what you can observe.

Understand the sensation trap

Odorless. Colorless. No-stain.

No artificial color added just for appearance

Dye-free application means no green, blue, or yellow pigment introduced to white legs, clipped coats, hands, towels, pads, boots, wraps, or tack. The colorless formula also keeps the natural skin and coat easier to observe during routine checks.

Why dye-free horse liniment matters

Built into the formula

Antimicrobial and antifungal properties

Draw It Out® liniment has antimicrobial and antifungal properties while remaining odorless, colorless, and made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, or witch hazel. These formula properties support its practical routine-care profile. They do not diagnose or treat an infection and do not replace veterinary care.

Original formulas. Different by design.

Built from the horse out, not from the shelf in.

Draw It Out® was not created by changing the color, scent, or label on a familiar liniment pattern. We questioned whether care needed to burn, smell medicinal, look artificially colored, or make the rider's hand tingle before it felt credible. Our answer was no.

The result is a sensation-free, odorless, colorless formula made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, added dye, or added fragrance, with antimicrobial and antifungal properties for its routine-care profile.

Why the formula is original

Antimicrobial and antifungal properties do not diagnose or treat infection and do not replace veterinary care.

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