Apex Liquid Ice 1L

Liquid Ice is a cooling gel containing reputable herbs that assist in the effective relief of inflammation, pain and stiffness related to muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons. Apply pre-workout to warm up tight muscles or post-workout to soothe and recover.

Key Benefits

• Relieves inflammation, pain and stiffness in muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons
• Ideal for use pre- or post-workout
• Safe for regular use
• Refrigerate for an enhanced cooling effect

Common Uses

• Post-work tendon and ligament care after fast or hard ground work
• Cooling tight muscles after schooling or competition
• Easing stiff joints in older horses on cold mornings
• Comfort during box rest and rehabilitation work
• Daily leg care for performance and endurance horses

Active Ingredients

• Arnica — long-used herbal anti-inflammatory
• Horse Chestnut — supports circulation in lower limbs
• Menthol — delivers the cooling, soothing sensation

Directions for Use

1. Rub a generous amount of Liquid Ice onto the treatment area.
2. Use pre- or post-workout for best results.
3. Safe for regular use.
4. Refrigerate for an enhanced cooling effect.

Precautions

• Do not use on broken skin or around eyes.
• Discontinue at the first sign of irritation and rinse well with water.
• Do not wrap after application.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Keep container closed after use.

Pack Size

1L Bottle

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bandage over Liquid Ice?

No. The directions are clear — do not wrap after application. Bandaging traps the menthol against the skin and can cause irritation or chemical burns. Apply, leave open to air, and let it absorb.

How long before I see a cooling effect?

The menthol triggers a noticeable cooling sensation within a minute or two of rubbing in. For a more intense effect, store the bottle in the fridge — the chilled gel and menthol together work well on hot legs after fast work.

Is it FEI-compliant for competition?

Liquid Ice is a topical cooling gel and not a registered medicine. As with any topical, always check the FEI Prohibited Substances list and your discipline's rulebook for current cut-off times before competing.