Oralx Electro-Plex Paste

Electrolyte, Amino Acid & B-Vitamin Paste

Oralx Electro-Plex Paste is an easy-to-administer oral electrolyte paste containing 19 amino acids, chelated minerals and B Complex vitamins to support hydration, electrolyte balance and recovery in performance horses.

Designed for horses exposed to hard exercise, competition, hot weather, sweating, travel and other stressful conditions.

Supplied in a convenient 34 g single-dose tube – an ideal addition to your competition, racing or travelling kit.

Hydration Support for Performance Horses

Hot weather and strenuous exercise can cause substantial fluid and electrolyte losses through sweat. Electro-Plex helps maintain normal body fluid and electrolyte balance while supporting recovery after hard work.

Travel Support

Transport places extra demands on a horse, particularly in hot weather or on long journeys. Electro-Plex can be included in a travel management program where dehydration may be a concern.

Ideal For

• Racehorses and competition horses
• Horses in intensive training
• Travelling horses
• Hot weather and heavy sweating

Key Benefits

• Convenient electrolyte support
• Contains 19 amino acids, including all 8 essential amino acids
• Contains chelated minerals and B Complex vitamins
• Supports hydration and normal fluid balance
• Supports recovery after strenuous exercise
• May encourage normal water consumption
• Single-dose tube – no measuring required

Directions

Administer the entire contents of one tube onto the back of the horse's tongue. Use one tube 24 hours before racing, or immediately following racing or hard work, according to the product directions.

Complete Performance Support

Combining electrolytes, amino acids, chelated minerals and B vitamins in a single dose, Oralx Electro-Plex offers convenient support for horses in work, travel and the heat.

Always provide access to fresh, clean drinking water when giving electrolytes. Dehydration can become serious; horses showing significant dehydration, heat stress, weakness, poor recovery or reluctance to drink should be assessed by a veterinarian. For racing and competition horses, check the current rules of your governing body before use. Read the label before use.