Professional trainers report noticeable improvements in: Race times and finishing strength Endurance capacity during long-distance events Recovery between training sessions Overall energy levels and alertness Pharmaceutical-Grade Quality You Can Trust Manufacturing Excellence FDA-compliant facility with cGMP certification USP pharmaceutical standards for purity and potency Sterile filtration process ensures safety Batch testing for consistency and quality 2-year shelf life when stored properly Professional Formulation 500mg/mL concentration for precise dosing pH balanced for comfortable injection Preservative-free sterile solution Compatible with other equine supplements Easy-to-use multi-dose vial design Complete Product Specifications Technical Details Active Ingredient: L-Carnitine (as L-Carnitine L-Tartrate) Concentration: 500mg per mL Form: Sterile injectable solution Volume: 50mL multi-dose vial pH Range: 6.0-7.4 Storage: Room temperature, protect from light Shelf Life: 24 months unopened, 30 days after first use Administration Guidelines Standard Dosage: 1-4 mL per 100kg body weight Frequency: 2-3 times per week or as directed Route: Intramuscular or slow intravenous injection Professional Use: Veterinary supervision recommended Pre-Competition: Discontinue 72 hours before events (check regulations) Dosage Chart by Horse Weight 400kg horse: 4-16 mL per dose 500kg horse: 5-20 mL per dose 600kg horse: 6-24 mL per dose Loading Phase: Use higher end of range for first 2 weeks Maintenance: Use lower end of range for ongoing support Safety & Usage Information Precautions Veterinary supervision recommended for first-time use Rotate injection sites to prevent irritation Use sterile technique for all administrations Monitor for any adverse reactions Store in original container away from children Contraindications Not for use in pregnant or lactating mares Avoid in horses with known L-Carnitine sensitivity Consult veterinarian if horse is on other medications Why Choose Our L-Carnitine Injection
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