EVERY EVENT HORSE IS A RESPIRATORY ATHLETE
From Novice to Advanced, the respiratory system doesn't know the level. It only knows the effort.
Eventing asks your horse to perform three very different types of effort: the collection of dressage, the speed and endurance of cross-country, and the power and precision of show jumping. Each requires energy. Producing that energy requires oxygen—and as the work increases, so does the demand on the respiratory system.
FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips reduce airway resistance and the work of breathing—reducing respiratory load and supporting more efficient breathing at every level.
You prepare the whole horse for competition. Give every breath the same support.
Improve Respiratory Efficiency
Reduces nasal airway resistance and the work of breathing
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
Delay Fatigue
Reduced respiratory work helps horses exercise longer before fatigue.
FLAIR® Strips: Classics
Performance Starts at the Nose
Understanding Respiratory Load
Backed by Science
How FLAIR® Strips Work
1
The Challenge
Soft tissues narrow the nasal passages and increase resistance during exercise.
2
The Support
FLAIR® Strips gently support these tissues to maintain the airway.
3
The Result
Less airway resistance. Less work of breathing. Reduced respiratory load.
Clinically proven in 9 peer-reviewed studies
The Science Speaks for Itself
55%
Less Bleeding
15%
Faster Recovery
↑
Increased Time to Fatigue
16%
Less Resistance
6%
Less Energy Used
19%
Less Pressure
Trusted at the highest levels. Relevant at every level.
Elite riders manage every detail that affects their horses. Respiratory
management shouldn't begin only when a horse reaches the upper levels.
PHILLIP DUTTON
BUBBY UPTON
CAROLINE PAMUKCU
ANDREW HOY
The Level May Change. The Standard of Care Shouldn't.
Your horse doesn't know what division you're competing in. They know the effort you're asking them to make. From first horse trials to the highest levels of eventing, respiratory management is part of caring for the equine athlete.
Reduce respiratory load. Support more efficient breathing.
