Sureshot – EQ

SURESHOT-EQ

HOOF DEEP CLEANSER SYSTEM LEADING TO HEALTHY FEET

THE CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY FOR INFECTION CONTROL OF EQUINE FOOT

Foot infections are a major cause of concern in performance Horses. The infections might lead to performance limiting or even life threatening.

It is based on Chlorine Dioxide!

A revolutionary antimicrobial chlorine dioxide formula that will quickly kill the bacteria, yeast, viruses and fungi that lead to most hoof problems.

Conditions where Sure shot-EQ can be used are:

• Foot abscess after and during drainage

• White line Disease

• Onychomycosis or fungal infection of the foot

• Thrush

• Canker

• Chronic laminitis leading to recurrent foot abscesses, Osteomyelitis of the pedal bone with infection etc.

ADVANTAGES OF SURESHOT-EQ

Microbe Specific

Harmless to mammalian cells

Works in a wide range of pH. (pH from 5-10)

Bio friendly and non-toxic:

After the complete oxidation of the Microbes, the substance gets to an inert state resulting in common salt and water as the end product.

Since the mode of action is absolute oxidation there are no chances for resistance formation

Acts on Biofilms.

No antibacterial is known to act on the Biofilms

Among all the dressing agent,SURESHOT-EQ is the only agent known to be sporicidal,killing even the fungal spores

Since the resultant medication is in the gaseous form, theupward traversing through the infected tracts is easily achieved by the micro molecules of gas; than any liquid or Powder based conventional dressing.

ACTIVATOR BOOT: The Sureshot-EQ Boots are made of special MILITARY GRADE MATERIAL thus can withstand regular use and abuse. The same boot can be used as an Ice Boot for icing the foot as well.

DIRECTION OF USE:

SURESHOT-EQ is supplied with an activator Boot

Step 1: Cut along the scissors icon and empty the contents in the activator Boot

Step 2: Add 500 ml of Cold Water to activate SURESHOT -EQ which in turn will release Chlorine Dioxide in a sustained manner over the next 4 hours.

Step 3: Immerse the horse foot into the boot and tie with the Velcro straps at the top to trap the vapour to penetrate the hoof. Wait for 30 minutes and remove the boot. Repeat on other feet if necessary.