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Back on Track Therapeutic Quick Leg Wraps 14 Inch
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About Back On Track Therapeutic Quick Leg Wraps 14 Inch
Easy On/Off Leg Wraps Reflect Horse's Body Heat, Reduce Swelling without Liniment or Poultice. If you aren't used to wrapping your horse's legs - this is the one to use. Our Quick Leg Wraps are a cotton/polyester blend material of our state-of-the-art Welltex fabric infused with ceramic powder. The ceramic reflects your horse's natural body warmth and creates a soothing far infrared thermal heat. Heat therapy is a well-recognized method used to relieve and heal injured muscles, joints, and tendons. When you wrap your horse's legs with these wraps, our unique ceramic-infused fabric creates gentle heat, which may help decrease swelling and soften or completely reduce wind puffs without the use of liniment or poultice. Use after a strenuous ride and leave them on overnight. You can also use them when you ship your horse. These leg wraps are ideal for injury recovery or prevention. Sizes: 12", 14", and 16". Sold as a PAIR. Measure the length of the canon bone to determine the correct size. Color: Black. Care: Machine washable up to 90F or 30C. Use normal detergents that do not contain bleach or fabric softeners. Air dry only, do not tumble dry. Instructions for Use : Back on Track leg wraps should be introduced gradually. They should only be applied for a total period of 4 hours per day for the first 2-3 days. After that, it is recommended to keep them on overnight. Caution should be used during the first 2-3 days as excessive use from the outset may cause legs to "fill up" due to increased blood circulation. However, this is a good sign of efficacy. Please note that physical responses can be variable. Often you will notice a reduction of puffy or sore joints within a few hours or days. Occasionally however, you will need to persevere for 10 days to 30 days, particularly with established long-term injuries.
