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  • Vendor: Wound Gel | Wondgel
  • Type: Skin Care

EquiElite WH-G

€24,20 EUR
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Product description

EquiElite WH-G is a skin product for horses. It is carefully formulated to support the skin’s natural healing ability from the outside.

Benefits

  • EquiElite WH-G is a nourishing gel specifically developed to support your horse’s irritated skin.
  • EquiElite WH-G aids the natural recovery process for minor cuts, scratches, and other irritations.

Dosage

The EquiElite WH-G gel can be applied to and around the external irritated skin of the horse. It can be used multiple times daily and is packaged in a 250 ml bottle.

Pacakaging

The EquiElite WH-G is packaged in a 250 ml bottle.
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EquiElite WH-G

€24,20 EUR

EquiElite WH-G

Ingredients and use

EquiElite WH-G

Ingredients and use

Some skin conditions are caused by an allergic reaction, such as sweet itch. This means that the skin problems are not caused by gnat bites, for example, but by the intense immune system response to these bites. An inflammatory reaction occurs in the skin, causing itching, rubbing, and worsening the condition.

The selected monoglycerides in EquiElite WH-G have a scientifically proven calming effect on immune system reactions. Additionally, the gel contains ingredients that form a protective layer over the skin after drying, limiting further bacterial contamination and allowing the antibacterial ingredients to work effectively.

Mode of action

Mode of action

Due to the itching from wounds, horses tend to rub against surfaces, which allows bacteria to enter the wound. These can be harmful bacteria that worsen the inflammation. EquiElite WH-G contains antibacterial monoglycerides from fatty acids known for their antibacterial properties.

The EquiElite WH-G is packaged in a 250 ml bottle. The wound gel can be applied to and around the horse’s external wounds and can be used multiple times daily.

Safe to use Doping free
Our products are safe to use and do not contain any ingredients listed on the FEI Equine Prohibited Substances List 2024.