WACKARO® massage gel 500 ml

The premium, fast-absorbing WACKARO® massage gel provides targeted relief and support for your horse's muscles and joints. Crafted with a powerful blend of natural ingredients, it combines common comfrey, arnica, and an extra dose of MSM, known for their significant effects on soothing discomfort, relieving pain, and enhancing recovery.

The active ingredients of common comfrey soothe, disinfect and regenerate the skin and have anti-inflammatory and wound-healing effects.

Arnica is a trusted herb in equine care. It is highly effective in reducing bruising, swelling, and inflammation, helping to relieve soreness after physical exertion, injury, or overuse. It supports the body's natural healing process and improves mobility and comfort.

MSM is a key component in reducing inflammation and promoting joint flexibility. It helps support the connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments and ensures fast and perfect absorption of the active ingredients.

The WACKARO® massage gel is water-based, allowing easy application. Perfect for daily use for immediate pain relief and long-lasting comfort. Whether you’re struggling with your horse's muscle fatigue, joint stiffness, or recovery from injury, this massage gel offers an effective solution to support your horse's well-being.

WACKARO® massage gel for horses

External gel (500ml)

Indications: additional treatment for muscle tension, bruise, swelling, tendonitis, and joint pain.

Directions for use: external application. Clean the area to be treated, then gently massage the gel. Use it with the WACKARO® device for maximum effect! Do not use it on open wounds! Wash your hands thoroughly after use! Apply several times a day to the affected area.

Contraindications and warnings: do not use in cases of known hypersensitivity to the ingredients.

Ingredients: water, MSM, calendula, common comfrey, thyme, mountain arnica, chamomile.

The product is doping-free, but the essential oil of mint and menthol derivatives have anaesthetic and warming properties that could be considered doping treatments. Although their detection depends on their dosage and is unlikely in practice, it is advisable to reserve their use for post-race refreshment purposes and to stop applying 72 hours before an official test.