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Reducine
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Product Overview
Reducine is a counterirritant that is useful in temporarily relieving minor soreness and stiffness associated with overexertion.
A counterirritant for use as an aid in the temporary relief of minor stiffness and soreness in horses caused by over exertion.
For use in horses.
Reducine is a counterirritant that provides transient relief of minor soreness and stiffness associated with over-exertion.
This topical product provides temporary relief of soreness and stiffness. It contains pine tar, which has penetrating qualities. This formula helps to speed healing following injuries and stimulates bloodflow. It may be used as a blister, and it aids in the reduction of pain and swelling during recovery. It does not cause blemishes or scars.
No side effects.
Pine Tar 52%
Immediately contact your closest emergency animal hospital.
- Not for use in food animals.
- Keep away from children.
- Never use on a cat.
- Do not allow contact with mucous membranes or eyes.
- Only intended for external use.
16 oz
Equicare
Do not apply too much Reducine Absorbent at a time; enough to dampen the skin is sufficient. Clip the hair from the part to be treated and rub Reducine Absorbent in well either by hand or with a small stiff brush. Repeat this treatment on succeeding days until the skin shows signs of cracking or scaling. As soon as this is noticed, stop the applications and leave the part entirely alone. Do not use oil or lard as is customary after blistering. If very lame the animal should be turned out in a paddock, or led about by hand for half an hour twice daily. If not, it should be exercised gently every day, but in no case should it be allowed to stand all day in a stable. For ease of application, warm Reducine Absorbent if necessary.
Active Ingredients:
Pine Tar 52%
Inactive Ingredients:
Soybean Oil, Potassium Hydroxide, Glycerine, Sodium Edetate.
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Reducine Description
Reducine is a counterirritant that is useful in temporarily relieving minor soreness and stiffness associated with overexertion.
What is Reducine?
A counterirritant for use as an aid in the temporary relief of minor stiffness and soreness in horses caused by over exertion.
Which animals/pets is Reducine for?
For use in horses.
Reducine uses
Reducine is a counterirritant that provides transient relief of minor soreness and stiffness associated with over-exertion.
What does Reducine do?
This topical product provides temporary relief of soreness and stiffness. It contains pine tar, which has penetrating qualities. This formula helps to speed healing following injuries and stimulates bloodflow. It may be used as a blister, and it aids in the reduction of pain and swelling during recovery. It does not cause blemishes or scars.
Reducine side effects
No side effects.
Reducine ingredients
Pine Tar 52%
Reducine overdose: What to do?
Immediately contact your closest emergency animal hospital.
What to know before using Reducine
- Not for use in food animals.
- Keep away from children.
- Never use on a cat.
- Do not allow contact with mucous membranes or eyes.
- Only intended for external use.
How is Reducine sold?
16 oz
Manufacturer
Equicare
Overview
Do not apply too much Reducine Absorbent at a time; enough to dampen the skin is sufficient. Clip the hair from the part to be treated and rub Reducine Absorbent in well either by hand or with a small stiff brush. Repeat this treatment on succeeding days until the skin shows signs of cracking or scaling. As soon as this is noticed, stop the applications and leave the part entirely alone. Do not use oil or lard as is customary after blistering. If very lame the animal should be turned out in a paddock, or led about by hand for half an hour twice daily. If not, it should be exercised gently every day, but in no case should it be allowed to stand all day in a stable. For ease of application, warm Reducine Absorbent if necessary.
Main Ingredients
Active Ingredients:
Pine Tar 52%
Inactive Ingredients:
Soybean Oil, Potassium Hydroxide, Glycerine, Sodium Edetate.
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