FLAIR Nasal Strips for Horses Are Back In Black

Newsdate: Mon, 1 Apr 2013 - 7:41 am
Location: DULUTH, Feorgia

Flair LLC, maker of the FLAIR Equine Nasal Strip, is pleased to announce the return of the Black FLAIR Nasal Strip, and the introduction of the FLAIR Six-Strip Value Pack.

Reducing airway resistance in horses

Reducing airway resistance in horses

FLAIR Nasal Strips continue to provide the outstanding lung protection by gently supporting the nasal passages of the equine athlete at every level of competition.

Says FLAIR LLC President Jim Chiapetta DVM JD  -- Co-inventor of the FLAIR Equine Nasal Strip --  “We’re excited to announce the return of the Black FLAIR® Nasal Strip and the FLAIR® Six Strip Value Pack. The reintroduction of the Black Strip to our product line is in response to requests by many horsemen and horsewomen that embraced the original FLAIR product, as well as to new owners, breeders and trainers seeking scientifically proven alternatives to maintain and support equine respiratory health without drugs. ”

Flair LLC also announces a new cost-saving Six Strip Value Pack - in Black. The re-sealable Value Pack keeps FLAIR Strips clean and organized after the package is opened.

Both Black and White FLAIR Nasal Strips continue to provide the outstanding lung protection that horsemen everywhere have come to depend on -- gently supporting the nasal passages of the equine athlete at every level of competition.

About FLAIR Nasal Strips:  FLAIR® Strips provide drug-free support and protection to the respiratory system of the hard-working equine athlete. FLAIR Strips are clinically proven to:  reduce airway resistance, reduce lung stress and EIPH/bleeding, reduce fatigue, and shorten post-exercise recovery time.

For more information about FLAIR Strips and Team FLAIR Eventing

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As an animal lover since childhood, Flossie was delighted when Mark, the CEO and developer of EquiMed asked her to join his team of contributors.

She enrolled in My Horse University at Michigan State and completed a number of courses in everything related to horse health, nutrition, diseases and conditions, medications, hoof and dental care, barn safety, and first aid.

Staying up-to-date on the latest developments in horse care and equine health is now a habit, and she enjoys sharing a wealth of information with horse owners everywhere.

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