A palatable liquid source of Vitamin E for muscle recovery and tying up in performance horses
Horse
WHAT IS WHITE-E® LIQUID?
WHITE-E® LIQUID contains a natural, biologically active form of Vitamin E and acts as a potent anti-oxidant supplement. It helps to:
Prevent harmful free-radical build-up during intense training and hard exercise
Neutralise the potentially harmful effects of free radicals
Reduce cell damage and muscular fatigue
RECOMMENDED FOR
Horses susceptible to tying up
Providing natural anti-oxidants to the body
Protection against damaging free-radicals
Strengthening the immune system
Prevention of muscle fatigue, stiffness and soreness
Breeding mares and stallions
WHY CHOOSE WHITE-E® LIQUID?
WHITE-E® LIQUID is a palatable, stable, convenient and easy-to-administer source of supplementary Vitamin E for all racing and performance horses.
Supports performance horses – Vitamin E is an antioxidant capable of mopping up dangerous free radicals produced during exercise and can support horses prone to tying up, muscle stiffness and fatigue for improved stamina.
Strengthens immune systems – Vitamin E supplementation can stimulate and strengthen the immune response in performance horses.
Suitable for breeding and pregnant horses – Vitamin E supplementation improves reproductive function in mares and stallions. When used during pregnancy, WHITE-E® LIQUID may prevent white muscle disease of foals.
COMPOSITION
Each 60 mL dose contains:
Vitamin E (as dl-Alpha Tocopherol) 1000 IU (1000 mg)
DOSAGE & DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Horses (450 - 500 kg)
Recommended Daily Dose
Vitamin E (IU)
Spelling
60 mL
1,000
In Training
60-120 mL
1,000 – 2,000
Weanlings, Yearlings
60-120 mL
1,000 – 2,000
Breeding Stallions & Mares
60-300 mL
1,000 – 5,000
PRECAUTIONS
Iron supplements should not be given in the same feed as Vitamin E, as contact with iron may reduce vitamin potency.
STORAGE
Store below 30˚C in a dry place. Protect from light.
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