Farnam Quietex II Calming Supplement

Farnam® Quietex™ II helps to keep horses calm, focused, composed, and aware in stressful situations. Its unique combination of seven all-natural active, stress-relieving ingredients works in two hours without causing drowsiness, and without drugs. It is excellent for heavy training, performance activities, competition*, racing, and trailering.

Features:

• Ideal for stressful situations such as trailering, veterinarian, farrier or dental visits
• Unique combination of proven ingredients helps horses stay focused and alert during training and competition*
• Won't cause drowsiness or affect performance
• Available in paste for quick use or economical pellet form for daily use

Item Specifications:

Sizes:

Active Ingredients per 32.5ml (Paste):
L-Tryptophan: 2500mg
Thiamine: 1,000mg
Inositol: 1000mg
Magnesium: 400mg
Vitamin B6: 400mg
Valerian Root Extract: 36mg

Inactive Ingredients (Paste):
Corn Starch, Glucose, Glycerin, Malt Syrup, Maltodextrins, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Silicon dioxide, Sorbic acid, Sorbitol, Sucrose, Water.

Active Ingredients per oz. (Pellets):
L-Tryptophan: 2500mg
Thiamine: 1000mg
Inositol: 1000mg
Riboflavin: 500mg
Magnesium: 400mg
Vitamin B6: 400mg
Valerian Root Extract: 36mg

Inactive Ingredients (Pellets):
Alfalfa Meal, Distillers, Dried Grains, Mineral Oil, Wheat Middlings

Directions for Use (Paste):
Administer contents of syringe directly into horse's mouth and when possible to the back of the tongue.
For Performance Horses: one full syringe two hours before training or competition or as regulations allow.
For Transporting Horses: one full syringe two hours before loading and one full syringe every 8 hours if transporting is prolonged.

Directions for Use (Pellets):
Enclosed scoop holds 1 oz. Give one scoop daily per horse, regardless of body weight.
Performance Horses: Give one scoop one hour before training or competition or as regulations allow.
Transporting Horses: Give one scoop two hours before loading and one scoop every 8 hours, if transporting is prolonged.

Cautions:
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.
Use with caution in conjunction with central nervous system depressants.