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CLINICALLY PROVEN IN 9 PEER-REVIEWED STUDIES
TRUSTED BY EVENTERS AT ALL LEVELS OF COMPETITION

EVERY EVENT HORSE IS A RESPIRATORY ATHLETE

It's not about the level. It's about the effort.

Eventing asks your horse to be three athletes in one: the collection of dressage, the speed and endurance of cross-country, and the power and precision of show jumping. Every effort requires energy, and as the work increases, so does the demand on the respiratory system.

That respiratory load isn’t limited to the upper levels. Fitness, conditioning, terrain, footing, weather and the individual horse all affect how demanding an effort is. FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips support the soft tissues over the nasal passages to reduce airway resistance and the work of breathing, helping horses at every level perform at their best.

You prepare the whole horse for competition. Give every breath the same support.

Breathe Easier

Supports soft tissue of nasal passages to reduce airway collapse

Protect Lung Health

Reduce exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH).

Recover Faster

More efficient respiratory cooling decreases recovery time

Conserve Energy

Less work to breathe means more oxygen for the muscles

Reduce Fatigue

Less airway resistance means horses can work longer and harder

Black FLAIR Strip

FLAIR® Strips: Classics

Six pack - $49.95

Performance Starts at the Nose

Why Breathing Matters

Every breath powers performance. Supporting the horses' nasal passages during intense exercise reduces airway resistance, lowers the work of breathing and allows horses to perform at their best.

Nasal Breathers Horses are obligate nasal breathers. Every breath passes through the nasal passages.
Restricted Airway The nasal passages are the narrowest, most restrictive part of the upper airway.
Increased Resistance During exercise, soft tissues of the nasal passages collapse, increasing pressure on the lungs.
Working to Breathe Horses must work harder to breathe, robbing energy from muscles powering performance.

Backed by Science

How FLAIR® Strips Work

1

The Challenge

During intense exercise, soft tissues in the nasal passages collapse during inhalation, narrowing the airway when the horse needs oxygen most.

2

The Support

FLAIR® Strips provide a spring-like tension that gently supports the nasal passages, reducing the soft tissue collapse.

3

The Result

By supporting the airway, the horse breathes air in with less effort — reducing lung stress and conserving energy for the finish.

Clinically proven in 9 peer-reviewed studies

The Science Speaks for Itself

Trusted by the Best in the Arena

CHOSEN BY PROFESSIONALS COMPETING AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS

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