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Equine Magnetic Therapy™ Equine Magnetic Therapy™ products feature the "BIOFlex Magnet" which is, beyond a doubt, the Most effective magnet on the market with its unique concentric circle field. About Equine Magnetic Therapy Inc. The product has to be easy to use while still being very effective. Our lives are busy and hectic and we try to make the product effective while fitting into your daily lack of time. All our products are tested for a long duration of time before being sold to the marketplace. We have tested magnets and found that the BIOFlex Magnet is beyond a doubt the Most effective magnet on the market with its unique concentric circle field. The only magnet that carries this field. Amazing results happen when using this magnet in our products. Our newest products, which have been tested, is a magnetic Under Pad which is made to go under your saddle and not be seen. Yes, you read right, under your saddle. We are very proud to offer this new item to the horse world. The results are a softer, looser back. Your horse will feel SO Good! The second new item is a Magnetic Girth Cover. Again, heavily tested, and with great results. Your horse will love you forever with these products. The third item is our new Ice Boots with magnets (see ad at InfoHorse.com in Alternative Therapy…and select "Cold Therapy") Our boots are sold with an extra ice pack and the famous BIOFlex Magnet. No more standing there for hours hosing your horses' injury. Place our ice boots on the injury. Keep the healing going after three days you can add the BIOFlex Magnet to the ice and have the best of both worlds. Reducing the inflammation while increasing the blood flow. The Equine Magnetic Therapy Breezy Blanket We all would love to have a massage therapist in our back pocket to help the sore muscles when ever we want but we know that is impossible. But with the E.M.T. Magnetic Blanket it is just like having the massage therapist there all the time, just put the blanket on and your horse will love you forever, and will be able to perform better, if used for pre-warm-up. The E.M.T. Breezy Blanket was designed for the hot and humid regions. Price range $399.00 to $820.00 The UnderPad Hunt Seat The Dressage UnderPad The Western UnderPad The Magnetic Bell Boots The Magnetic Hock Boots The Magnetic Brow Band The Magnetic Girth Cover The Magnetic Cannon Boots The Magnetic Knee Boots Fetlock/Pastern Boots It is recommended both before and after workouts when an increase in circulation is deemed the most beneficial. This additional support to an active athlete can make a great deal of difference in both recovery time from injuries as well as prevention. New SNM MagBand™ SNM MagCuff™ Sore No More is the only liniment we recommend to use with the BIOFlex Magnets. Other liniments could blister your horse. The difference between the Cuff and the Bell Boots is that the Bell Boots fit just above the coronet band and have 3 magnets in them. The bell boots do not cover the pastern joint. The Cuff covers the pastern joint and the hoof. $73.00 each. View more and orderHere Sore No More Liniment - 16 oz. Since it contains no oils, it may be used as a massage liniment prior to exercise. Great for horses that may be sensitive to chemically based liniments. For external use only. Recommend using a spray bottle ... don't lose a drop! $16.95 each Order Today! ><strong>Here</strong></a> </p><p align= Equine Magnetic Therapy™ products feature the "BIOFlex Magnet" which is, beyond a doubt, the Most ![]() Every Equine Magnetic Therapy product is built around the BIOFlex Magnet, which the company describes as, beyond a doubt, the Most effective magnet on the market thanks to its unique concentric circle field — the only magnet that carries this field. Unlike conventional bipolar or single-pole magnets, the concentric-circle design is engineered to be the deepest penetrating magnet and the one that can access more blood vessels than any other on the market. The company tests every magnet design over a long duration before it reaches a customer, and they report amazing results when this magnet is used in their products. Increased blood circulation to the treated area is the central mechanism behind the relief, recovery, and pre-warm-up benefits the line claims. How does the magnetic Under Pad work, and which versions can you order? The magnetic Under Pad is designed to go under your saddle pad, where it won't be seen, so the therapy works invisibly through an entire ride or schooling session. The Hunt Seat and Dressage UnderPads each include 12 individual magnets at $89.98, while the larger Western UnderPad carries 14 individual magnets at $98.95 each. Each pad pairs a breathable nylon-mesh top layer with a breathable rubber-mesh bottom layer that won't slip, and the stated uses are to soften back muscles and prevent sore backs. Binding is offered in blue or white, and the company reports the result is a softer, looser back — in their words, your horse will feel SO Good. What leg, hock, and hoof boots does the company offer for targeted joints? The line extends well beyond saddle pads into precise, joint-by-joint coverage. The Magnetic Hock Boots ($189.95 pair or $99.00 each) target spavins, curbs, thoroughpins, capped hocks and arthritis; the Magnetic Cannon Boots ($169.95 pair or $99.00 each) address bowed tendons, splints, bucked shins and ligament injuries; the Magnetic Knee Boots ($159.95 pair or 99.00 each) leave the front open so the horse can bend his knee; and the Fetlock/Pastern Boots ($169.95 pair or $99.00 each) cover one of the most injured areas on the equine athlete. The Magnetic Bell Boots ($74.00 pair) suit sore feet and laminitis, and every boot Velcros on for fast, comfortable application. What about the girth cover, brow band, and the SNM pastern wraps? For the saddling area, the Magnetic Girth Cover is made of soft, black fleece, slips over all types of girths, includes 6 individual magnets, and sells for $71.99 each to increase circulation under the girth and prevent tight muscles. The Magnetic Brow Band ($48.00 each, black only) is adjustable with Velcro straps and sometimes helps calm the nervous or upset horse. Two newer pieces — the SNM MagBand ($30 each), which fits around the pastern joint, and the SNM MagCuff ($73.00 each), which fits just under the fetlock with 5 magnets to cover the pastern joint and upper hoof — use a special inside material that absorbs Sore No More liniment and slowly releases it back onto the horse's skin. Why pair the magnets with Sore No More liniment, and what should you never do? Sore No More liniment, 16 oz., is the only liniment the company recommends using with the BIOFlex Magnets, because other liniments could blister your horse; the Horse Journal veterinarian staff found that using Sore No More with the magnets increases the effectiveness of the magnets. It is a wonderful herbal liniment of Arnica and other herbs in a Witch Hazel base with no harsh chemicals or abrasives, priced at $16.95 each, and it was taken to the 1996 Olympic Games to be used on Team horses. The company is firm on two safety rules: never use the magnets during the acute phase of an injury, and never use oils or medications with the magnets. Magnetic therapy may otherwise be used around all the joints with no harmful effects. Who is Equine Magnetic Therapy Inc., and how do you reach them to order? Equine Magnetic Therapy is described as a 17-year-old company developed by horsemen for horses and riders, with a motto built on service, quality, workability and effectiveness. The philosophy is practical: products have to be easy to use while still being very effective, designed to fit into the daily lack of time of busy horse owners, and every product is tested for a long duration before being sold to the marketplace. The company is based at 124 Lentz Road, Winlock, Washington 98596, and welcomes questions from its friendly staff. To place an order or ask which product fits your horse, call or. |
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