Simply Well Gel 125g Pot for Horses and Ponies

Simply Well Gel – 125g Pot

Simply Well Gel is the four-oil version of Well Gel's aloe vera gel — the same base with tea tree left out. Well Gel put it forward for everyday bumps, scrapes and minor skin irritations, and specifically for skin that is sensitive after clipping.

Lavender, Roman chamomile, achillea millefolium and daucus carota make up the blend. Leaving tea tree out is the whole point of it: this is the pot for a horse that has reacted to a stronger blend, or for a routine dab where nothing more assertive is called for. Handmade in the UK, and Well Gel state that none of the ingredients appear on the FEI banned substance list.

Performance & Benefits

• Aloe vera gel with four essential oils and no tea tree.
• Put forward by Well Gel for bumps, scrapes and minor skin irritations.
• Named by Well Gel for post-clip skin sensitivity.
• Lavender, Roman chamomile, achillea millefolium and daucus carota.
• Handmade in the UK.
• None of the ingredients appear on the FEI banned substance list, per Well Gel.

Suitable For

• Horses that have reacted to a tea tree blend.
• Skin left tender after clipping.
• Everyday grooming kit use on small grazes and rubs.
• Competition yards, given Well Gel's FEI position.
• For the first signs of mud fever Well Gel point to Well Gel Original, which carries tea tree as its fifth oil.

How to Use

• Apply to a clean, affected area once or twice daily.
• Patch test on a small area before the first full application.
• Use within 6 months of opening.
• Keep the pot clean and lidded between applications.

Specification

• Ingredients: aloe vera gel, lavender, Roman chamomile, achillea millefolium, daucus carota.
• 125g pot. Well Gel also make a 280g size.
• Handmade in the UK.
• Well Gel publish no percentage breakdown of the blend, so none is stated here.

Care & Caution

• For external use on animals only, and keep out of reach of children.
• A grooming and skin-care product, not a veterinary medicine. Deep, dirty or non-healing wounds need a vet.