Touch Tone
Multi-mechanism muscle building supplement — stimulates appetite, increases endurance, oxygen circulation, and amino acid availability
Always read and follow the product label for feeding directions and copper safety before feeding to sheep.
Overview
Touch Tone is described as a muscle-building supplement that works through six distinct mechanisms: appetite stimulation, increased endurance, improved oxygen circulation, amino acid delivery, and two additional undisclosed mechanisms. Available in 5 lb to 25 lb sizes ($79.95+). The multi-mechanism approach positions it as a comprehensive muscle tool rather than a single-angle protein supplement. The “touch” reference in the name likely refers to handling quality — muscle that is firm and consistent to the touch.
Manufacturer Specifications
Guaranteed Analysis
| Nutrient | % |
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| Crude Protein (min) | |
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Note: Guaranteed analysis not available from product page.
Key Ingredients / Active Components
- Amino acid complex
- Endurance and oxygen circulation support compounds
- Appetite stimulants (specific ingredients not disclosed)
- Six total mechanisms described by manufacturer
Official Feeding Rate
- Rate: Not specified in available sources
- Introduction: Not specified
- Species notes: Show livestock (sheep implied by lamb products placement)
Show Circuit Use
Sources: essentialshowfeeds.com/lamb-products
How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It
Touch Tone is a premium muscle supplement that appears to go beyond simple protein delivery — the endurance and oxygen circulation claims suggest it may include ingredients like B12 (oxygen transport), iron, or other performance-supporting compounds. The appetite stimulation mechanism makes it compatible with animals that are reluctant eaters but need muscle building. Best used consistently throughout the program rather than as a short-window product.
Real-World Feeding Rate
- Typical rate: Not found in available sources
- Introduction timeline: Implied for use throughout the program from early phases
Common Deviations from Label
No data found.
Breed-Specific Notes
No breed-specific notes found.
Phase Protocols
Weeks 12–9 | Foundation Phase
Introduce Touch Tone if muscle building is a primary program goal from the start.
Weeks 8–6 | Condition Building Phase
Primary phase for Touch Tone. The multi-mechanism approach benefits from consistent use during the window when muscle can still respond significantly.
Weeks 5–3 | Fill & Shaping Phase
Continue. Muscle expression from Touch Tone should be increasingly visible by this phase.
Stacking Protocols
With Crease: Crease is lysine-focused for loin muscle; Touch Tone is multi-mechanism. These address muscle from different angles and may be complementary. With Foundation: Touch Tone drives muscle; Foundation drives gut efficiency. Strong combination for a muscle-first program.
Budget Alternatives
High-protein supplements with conventional amino acid profiles (Crease, Macho Man from Rule Supplements) serve a similar muscle-building function. Touch Tone’s differentiation lies in its multi-mechanism approach and the endurance/oxygen components.
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Pairs Well With
- Foundation
- FLARE
- Crease
- CHUB
Sources
- https://www.essentialshowfeeds.com/lamb-products(manufacturer)