ArcEquine Complete Kit
ArcEquine Complete Kit – Advanced Microcurrent Therapy for Horses Trusted by thousands worldwide, the ArcEquine is the UK’s leading wearable microcurrent device for equine care. Compact, drug-free, and effortless to use, it accelerates natural repair, reduces inflammation, and manages pain – all without invasive procedures. The 2026 upgrade introduces four targeted programmes and flexible 1-hour or 3-hour sessions for ultimate convenience. Whether for injury recovery, management of chronic conditions, or to enhance peak performance, the ArcEquine delivers proven results backed by decades of research. Give your horse the advantage of advanced therapy – naturally.
What’s New for 2026?
We’ve upgraded and refined our delivery unit programming to provide a more intuitive user experience, giving you greater control and flexibility:
Programme 1 (P1): Entirely focused on inflammation and pain management
Programme 2 (P2): Primarily inflammation and pain management, gradually introducing tissue repair
Programme 3 (P3): Balanced support for inflammation/pain management and tissue repair, an ideal maintenance programme.
Programme 4 (P4): Primarily tissue repair
As well as updated programming, each programme can now be delivered in two durations:
· 3-hour sessions for comprehensive therapy AND
· NEW 1-hour sessions – perfect for busy schedules. Some use is better than no use, so even short sessions help your horse benefit from microcurrent therapy.
Why Choose The ArcEquine?
Microcurrent therapy has been extensively researched since the 1970s and is scientifically shown to reduce inflammation, manage pain, and promote tissue regeneration. Whether your horse is recovering from tendon or ligament injuries, managing arthritis or laminitis, or simply staying competition-ready, the ArcEquine provides targeted support to keep them healthy and performing at their best.
Since its launch in 2012, the ArcEquine has become an essential tool for equestrians and elite athletes worldwide. By addressing inflammation – the root cause of many equine conditions – the ArcEquine helps restore mobility, reduce discomfort, and enhance overall wellbeing naturally.
FAQ
Does the ArcEquine have to be attached to the injured part of the body?
Whilst there is a localised benefit to wearing the device on the affected limb, microcurrent therapy works systemically so there is no requirement for specific placement of the device. We do not recommend the device to be touching, or worn over, the affected area as it is not necessary.Where on the horse’s leg should the leg strap be placed?
The strap should ideally be placed on the outside of the lower leg and around the cannon bone as it is the most practical placement to establish a good connection. We also recommend that the strap is alternated between healthy legs each day and is not worn over the affected area, or close to any area of inflammation.
Does the delivery unit need to be removed at the end of each session?
The ArcEquine should be removed at the end of each 3-hour session or as soon as possible thereafter. Anything attached to the legs for long periods of time could irritate the skin and would increase the likelihood of unsupervised damage to the device.
Can I use it overnight?
Do not leave an ArcEquine on the horse overnight as the horse is more likely to damage the device within the stable (please note that accidental damage is not covered under the warranty). Some horses, after prolonged use, may also develop a rub-type condition and even some loss or discolouration of hair, especially if the strap is too tight.
Can the ArcEquine be worn when the horse is turned out in the field?
Provided that it is kept clean and dry, and the delivery unit is kept fully protected under a boot or bandage, it can be worn in the field. Some users have found it helpful to use vet wrap to protect their device. Please note that accidental damage or water damage is not covered under warranty, and the use of the ArcEquine in the field would be the responsibility of the device owner.
How often should I use the device?
Each programme lasts for 3 hours and the unit will automatically turn itself off at the end of each programme. We recommend that you follow the initial protocol outlined in the user manual.
What happens if I miss a day?
If days are missed, we suggest that you remain on the same programme and continue for the remaining number of days/weeks recommended for that programme. To ensure that you achieve the optimum results from your device, we suggest that you follow the recommended 6-week programme protocol and carry out all the daily programmes in succession.
Can the ArcEquine be used more than once a day?
Yes, you can run more than one cycle a day if you wish, just ensure you change legs between each use and make sure your horse has access to plenty of drinking water and only then under the following conditions:
- Do not overtighten the elasticated straps. The carbon rubber pads are sensitive and only require light pressure to maintain good connectivity.
- When the carbon rubber pads are used, ensure that the contact surface is clean and dry after every use.
- When using the conductive gel, ensure the area of the skin where the gel has been applied is gently washed and dried after every use.
- Do not use for more than 3 hours in any single session and remove after use.
- Do not leave on overnight.
- Never strap the device over an open wound or skin irritation.
- The ArcEquine is safe to use on injury’s that have not broken the skin, providing the horse is accepting of this.
- Always rotate the device between legs for each 3-hour programme.
Do I have to use the conductive gel?
It is important to apply the ArcEquine gel to the carbon rubber pads with every use. The gel becomes the conduit between the electrode (carbon rubber pad) and the skin that is required to establish good connectivity through the hair. The conductive gel complies with all equine and veterinary regulations and is hypoallergenic. Do not use any other gel in conjunction with the ArcEquine. Even some medical-grade conductive gels can contain propylene glycol, which can react with the skin.
Is it OK to use the ArcEquine when my horse has wet hair?
Do not use an ArcEquine with wet hair as any current will take the path of least resistance. In this instance, the line of least resistance will be up the outside of the leg, and there will be no connectivity or microcurrent penetration into the skin. We recommend that the hair is dry and free from excess dirt or grease.
Can microcurrent therapy be used in conjunction with other therapies?
The ArcEquine can be safely used in conjunction with many other therapies, however, we would not advise using magnetic therapies during the same 3-hour period as it could interfere with the delicate electronics within the ArcEquine unit. Always consult a vet.