Tridenosen Tie Up Injection is one of the most revolutionary performance enhancing compounds for anabolic steroid results, with massive amounts of 5-ATP, or Adenosen Tri-Phosphate. Also used as a potent vasodialator to improve blood flow and minimize tying-up, fatigue and muscle damage.

Composition
Each mL contains: Adenosen Triphosphate (ATP) 2 mg, Nicotinic acid 20 mg, Magnesium aspartate 20 mg, Potassium aspartate 20 mg, Di-isopropylamine dichloroacetate 50 mg, Sodium selenite 500 ug

Features and Benefits
Tridenosen Tie Up Injections is a potent dilator of the small arteries of the muscles of the body and heart. Adenosen, Nicotinic acid and DADA all dilate blood vessels that supply muscles. The reduction in vascular resistance produced by these agents leads to an increase in ease of blood flow, oxygen supply, and muscle perfusion. These three elements will lead to increased performance, more oxygen and better race times.  This increased blood flow leads to increased CO2 and lactic acid removal, reducing fatigue and muscle damage during maximal work periods.  This will keep your animal from tying up during performance events.  Experimental studies show that the blood supply to heart muscle is increased by more than 100% by infusion with adenosen compounds; and to skeletal muscle by 92%.
Magnesium and potassium aspartates are used in the treatment of fatigue and exhaustion in humans, and of the sodium / potassium imbalance which accompanies these fatigue states.
Selenium and potassium aspartates are potent anti-oxidants, and help to limit muscle damage or azoturia incurred as a result of strenuous work . The Tie Up with Adenosen has been shown in clinical trials to reduce post-exercise CPK and SGOT levels, indicating that less muscle cell damage has been incurred.
Tridenosen Tie Up Injection should be used to prevent cramping and Tying Up (Rhabdomyolysis or azoturia). It can be successfully used to counter fatigue states, and as an aid to recovery after hard work.
Tridenosen Tie Up Injection is of value in cases of “heart strain” as evidenced by ECG “T” wave changes.

Indications - Vasodialators are used to improve blood flow and minimize tying-up, fatigue and muscle damage Horses : Rhabdomyolysis, azoturia, tying up, exertional myopathy syndrome, fatigue states, hastening recovery from work and racing, heart strain T wave changes.
Dogs : Muscle cramping on exercise, fatigue following racing or long car journeys. Can always be used in Camels.

Dosage and Administration
Horse: Adult: 15 - 25 mL once or twice weekly
Foal: 5 mL once or twice weekly
Administer Tridenosen Tie Up Injection by intramuscular injection, or slow intravenous injection under the direction of a veterinary surgeon.

Warnings Do not administer vasodilating agents to animals in shock.
For horses destined for human consumption, do not administer within 28 days of slaughter.

Presentation - 100 mL sterile multi-dose glass vial.  Injection / Injectable

Storage - Store below 25oC (air conditioning). Protect from light.

Trainers Tips - Use Tridenosen Tie Up Injection 24hrs prior to event and then again 4-6 hrs. prior to event.  Use in the muscle only or if used IV go very slowly under the direction of veterinary surgeon.  Excess use may cause bleeding in horses.