Description
- Flair
- Equine nasal strips
- By Achieve Equine, LLC formerly Flair, LLC
- Store strips at room temperature.
- For best results apply strip 30 minutes prior to riding, exercise, or any other activity that might cause the horse to sweat
FlairEquine nasal stripsBy Achieve Equine, LLC formerly Flair, LLCStore strips at room temperature.For best results apply strip 30 minutes prior to riding, exercise, or any other activity that might cause the horse to sweatUse a clean, dry cloth or paper towel to remove dirt and oil prior to applicationThis placement provides optimal support for the soft tissue of the nasal passageStrips have a unique adhesive that is designed to flow into and adhere to the horses hair.Touching the adhesive will reduce its ability to stick to your horseAdditional adhesives may be harmful and are not recommendedStrips have a unique and gentle adhesive that is developed for the health and safety of the horseSupporting the nasal passages improves air flow, allowing horses to breathe easier and resulting in reduced fatigue, quickened recovery, reduced bleedingOne 6 packSS-16SVPDeveloped by veterinarians, Flair Strips are drug-free, self-adhesive nasal strips that promote optimum health of equine athletes, in all disciplines and every level of competition. Flair Strips provides optimal support for the soft tissue of the nasal passage. Flair Strips have a unique and gentle adhesive that is developed for the health and safety of the horse. Touching the adhesive will reduce its ability to stick to your horse. Additional adhesives may be harmful and are NOT recommended. Supporting the nasal passages improves air flow, allowing horses to breathe easier and resulting in reduced fatigue, quickened recovery, and reduced bleeding. Flair Strips provide benefits for all horses, including both intensively trained horses and those that exert themselves during occasional weekend competitions or trail rides. Flair Strips were developed by a team of veterinarians interested in protecting the respiratory health of hard-working horses. The introduction of Flair Strips in 1999 created awareness that supporting the nasal passages could improve horses breathing and respiratory health. In the