Premier Equine Magnet Kneepads

Premier Equine's magnet kneepads can help reduce pain, swelling and inflammation in your horse's front knees and increase mobility. They can also give a significant improvement to the older horse suffering from wear and tear.

Made of breathable ventilated neoprene with strong and secure Velcro. The soft cotton lining in the bandage contains magnets around the knee. These magnets can help reduce swelling, decrease pain, and increase mobility. They can also significantly improve the horse suffering from arthritis and rheumatism.

Key features

• Made of breathable neoprene that molds to the horse's (front) knee
• With fine, soft lining
• 11 magnets placed in the soft lining of the kneepads
• 600 Gauss high energy magnets
• Gradually build up to 4 hours a day
• Can only be used at rest

• Sold in pairs (1 right and 1 left)

More info

Benefits reported by users: Improved blood and lymphatic circulation • Reduced muscle tension •  Helps recover from muscle fatigue •  Reduces inflammation • Reduces pain • Improves overall health • Reduces symptoms of arthritis and rheumatism • Reduces tension and stress •  Increases general well-being

Recommended by experts and trainers

Premier Equine's magnetic boots are endorsed by experts and trainers around the world. Combining magnet technology from the USA with PE's experience in manufacturing blankets and leg protectors, they have enjoyed worldwide success in all disciplines of the equine industry. Premier Equine has helped many dressage, jumping, eventing and racing horses to perform optimally.

How to..

Start with 30 minutes to 1 hour a day in the first week and gradually build up to a maximum of 4 hours a day after 2 weeksfor an optimal effect.

• Cannot be used during training or movement.
• The horse to be treated must be at rest with a regular heartbeat (in the stable, cleaning place or in the trailer).
• It is recommended to tether the horse under treatment

Note

Use of magnet therapy is not recommended in the following situations:

• On open wounds
• In pregnant mares
• Near pacemakers

Always consult your vet before treatment, if in doubt or if symptoms persist!

Care

Hand wash in cold water with mild soap. Rinse well and dry naturally.