TuffRock Poultice
TuffRock is a topical preparation to aid in the recovery from swelling, cuts and abrasians. It is the world's first energized volcanic poultice which has been described by people in racing and equestrian across three continents as the best product they have seen in their lifetime!
TuffRock Poultice helps reduce the inflammation effects through cooling the site of the injury quickly, instantly removing heat from injured areas by reaching under the skin and providing relief to areas that need it most.
TuffRock Poultice can be used without bandaging. If bandaging is preferred, cover with damp paper and plastic, and lightly wrap. A pressure bandage is not required.
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TuffRock Poultice
TuffRock is a topical preparation to aid in the recovery from swelling, cuts and abrasians. It is the world's first energized volcanic poultice which has been described by people in racing and equestrian across three continents as the best product they have seen in their lifetime!
TuffRock Poultice helps reduce the inflammation effects through cooling the site of the injury quickly, instantly removing heat from injured areas by reaching under the skin and providing relief to areas that need it most.
TuffRock Poultice can be used without bandaging. If bandaging is preferred, cover with damp paper and plastic, and lightly wrap. A pressure bandage is not required.
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TuffRock is a topical preparation to aid in the recovery from swelling, cuts and abrasians. It is the world's first energized volcanic poultice which has been described by people in racing and equestrian across three continents as the best product they have seen in their lifetime!
TuffRock Poultice helps reduce the inflammation effects through cooling the site of the injury quickly, instantly removing heat from injured areas by reaching under the skin and providing relief to areas that need it most.
TuffRock Poultice can be used without bandaging. If bandaging is preferred, cover with damp paper and plastic, and lightly wrap. A pressure bandage is not required.
