Carbine Chemicals Relaxsen Pre Performance

Carbine Chemicals Relaxsen Pre Performance

Relaxsen Pre Performance is a black currant-flavoured feed supplement designed for horses expected to compete or travel. Formulated by Carbine Chemicals, it supports focus and performance readiness through its active constituent Aneurine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1), which helps maintain normal nerve function in horses under pressure.

Unlike Relaxsen Nocturnal, Relaxsen Pre Performance does not contain L-Tryptophan, making it the ideal choice for targeted pre-event support administered on the day of competition or travel. It is easy to administer directly into feed and can be adjusted for events of longer duration or staggered engagements.

Key Benefits

• Supports focus and performance readiness on competition day
• Contains Aneurine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1) to support normal nerve function
• Does not contain L-Tryptophan — ideal for day-of-event administration
• Suitable for horses travelling or competing under stress
• Palatable black currant flavour for easy feed acceptance
• Flexible dosing to suit extended or staggered competition schedules
• Trusted Carbine Chemicals quality

Active Constituents (per mL)

Directions for Use

• Administer directly into feed
• Standard dose: 60 mL approximately 5½ hours before competition, or 2½ hours before if the horse travels poorly
• Additional dose: 30–60 mL up to 3 hours before competition if the first dose was given more than 7 hours prior
• For extended coverage, small top-ups may be given at the trainer's discretion

How To Administer

1. Shake the bottle well before use
2. Attach the Access Key to the tamper-proof cap and rotate to remove the Access Disc
3. Puncture the membrane with the Access Key probe (once only)
4. Insert syringe tip, twist while pressing firmly, and withdraw the required amount
5. Detach the syringe and add the contents to feed

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Disclaimer: Always read the label and follow directions for use. If symptoms persist or your horse's condition worsens, consult your veterinarian. Use in accordance with competition authority guidelines.