Nu-Stock
Riggin's All Purpose Nu-Stock
Riggin's All Purpose Nu-Stock
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Riggin's All Purpose Nu-Stock is effective on all skin disorders, deep wounds and cuts. Helps stop itching immediately and promotes faster hair growth. Also eliminates certain types of growth on animals. Safe for all animals, even cats.Â
Horses – use for cuts, burns, bruises, swelling, soreness, loss of hair and tender hooves. Aids in the prevention of proud flesh. Effective against rain rot, mud poisoning and dew poisoning.
Contains 73% sulfur, 25% mineral oil and 2% pine oil; no steroids.
Features & Benefits
- Helps regrow hair on old wounds
- Tube Size: 12 oz
Directions:Â
Cleanse area to be treated, let dry. Apply to affected areas and rub into skin; repeat every 3 days until desired results. Do not rinse until reapplication is needed. May be thinned with baby oil if necessary to retain lotion-like consistency. For treatment of ear problems - Apply down into ear as far as possible once every 3 days.
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