Rapigel Joint Relief

Rapigel Dog & Horse Joint Pain Relief

Rapigel Offers Fast-Acting  muscle and joint relief for greyhounds and horses.  It aids in reducing inflammation and swelling in joints and tendons in dogs & horses. It is effective for the relief of muscle soreness due to overexertion, fatigue or bruising.

Common Applications of Rapigel for Dogs & Horses

• Easing pain or discomfort associated with muscle, joint, and tendon injuries in dogs and horses
• Reducing swelling and inflammation in the joints and tendons of dogs and horses
• Facilitating warm-up routines to prevent exercise-induced injuries in canine and equine companions
• Promoting efficient recovery after intense exercise or overexertion in dogs and horses using Rapigel
• Note: Rapigel contains a mild disinfectant and skin cleanser - do not use on broken skin.

How To Use Rapigel for Dogs & Horses

1. Gently rub into affected area
   Apply Rapigel directly to affected areas in dogs and horses with a simple rubbing motion. No mixing or additional application devices are needed. The transparent gel formula ensures easy application to most areas without dispersing from the targeted zones or leaving any sticky or challenging-to-remove residue.
2. Combine with Massage
   The gel composition of Rapigel makes it an excellent companion for massage therapy, intensifying its effects for a quicker healing process in dogs and horses. Specifically beneficial for muscles, Rapigel aids in relaxing muscle spasms and fibers when used in conjunction with massage.
3. Apply Bandages
   For an intensified and more pronounced effect, safely apply Rapigel under wet or dry bandages. This approach is particularly helpful for promoting tendon repair in dogs and horses, as it enhances Rapigel effects while providing essential support to delicate tendon structures.
4. Mild Disinfection and Cleansing
   Rapigel contains isopropyl alcohol, commonly used as a disinfectant in medical settings. It serves as a mild disinfectant and skin cleanser, aiding in the removal of residue from products or bandages, such as those left by adhesive bandages used for support on race days. Avoid use on broken skin.