• Perfect Prep EQ - Extreme Calming Paste - 80cc
  • Perfect Prep EQ - Extreme Calming Paste - 80cc

Perfect Prep EQ - Extreme Calming Paste - 80cc

Help your horse stay focused during stressful situations with Perfect Prep EQ Extreme Calming Paste! This convenient 80cc oral paste is formulated to support calm, attentive behavior during travel, training, competition, and other exciting environments.
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Perfect Prep EQ™ Extreme Calming Paste is quick acting, targeted equine calming support for increased focus during stressful situations.

  • Use 90 minutes before increased stress. Effects begin within 1 hour and last up to 6 hours.
  • Industry-leading full 80cc of targeted active ingredients.
  • Works well alone or as part of the Perfect Prep EQ™ Calming System. 
  • Contains no prohibited substances.

Suggested Use: For maximum effect use 80cc (one full oral syringe) 90 minutes prior to activity. Adjust for desired results. Effects begin 1 hour after administration and can last up to 6 hours. Feed carefully to assure swallowing. Flows best at room temperature.

 

Tips for Best Results: Because every horse has unique challenges, we’ve created a system of calming formulas to help you bring the very best horse to your performance every time. Perfect Prep EQ™ Extreme alone or as part of the Perfect Prep EQ™ Calming System. We strongly encourage you to evaluate the effects Perfect Prep EQ™ before your event to find the best product or combination of products to suit your horse’s needs.

 

For an even greater calming effect, use Perfect Prep EQ™ Extreme as Step 3 in the Perfect Prep EQ™ Calming System.

 

Active Ingredients: Proprietary blend of L-Tryptophan, Thiamin, Magnesium Amino Acid Chelate, Inositol.

 

Storage and Shelf Life: Store in a cool, dry area. Expires 2 years after date of manufacture. Refer to expiration date printed on product packaging.

 
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