THE CLEANEST JOINT SUPPORT IN THE WEST. Horses working at a high level take a beating — joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissue get stressed every single day. Most topicals are full of petroleum, synthetic fragrances, or harsh chemicals your horse shouldn’t absorb. HP Joint Repair was built to fix that. Powered by premium Elk Velvet Extract, this formula supports natural recovery at the cellular level while delivering deep relief and increased circulation to the target area. The result?✔️ Faster recovery✔️ Better mobility✔️ Healthier tendons & joints over time WHY ELK VELVET MATTERS Elk Velvet is one of the most potent natural joint ingredients in the world. It contains: IGF-1 factors for recovery & tissue repair Natural collagen and amino acids Anti-inflammatory peptides Circulation-boosting compounds Nutrients that feed cartilage and connective tissue This isn’t just another liniment — it’s a performance-driven repair formula. WHAT MAKES HP JOINT REPAIR DIFFERENT Whipped, ultra-clean base – no petroleum, no alcohol burn, no artificial junk Fast absorption Non-greasy Safe for daily use Smells clean and natural Designed for horses in hard training, hauling, or competition USE FOR: Sore joints Stiffness Tendon support Pre-run warmups Post-run recovery Older horses needing mobility help Hard keepers or rehab cases HOW TO USE Massage a thin layer into clean skin over the joint or tendon.Use 1–2 times daily or around work sessions.Safe to use under wraps once skin is dry. 3️⃣ BULLET-STYLE VERSION (if you want it simple) HP Joint Repair — Elk Velvet Recovery Cream Key Benefits: Supports joint & tendon repair Reduces soreness and stiffness Boosts circulation for faster healing Clean, whipped, chemical-free formula Safe for daily use and high-performance horses Made With: Elk Velvet Extract Organic carrier oils Natural plant-based recovery agents Zero fillers, zero petroleum Ideal For:Performance horses, older horses, rehab, pre-run warmup, post-work recovery Use: Massage a small amount over the sore area 1–2x daily.
