Comparing supplements

[poiuytrewq]

Please can anyone do the clever bit for me?
All have the same main components.
The amounts are listed differently. The amounts given per dose are different and I have a cold (my excuse for being a bit thick!)
Horse hasn’t got a particular issue but I’d like to keep
It that way.

 

[poiuytrewq]

I think what I’m trying to foggingly decide is is the price warrants the extra.

Nb in these screen shots they are listed in the same way what I was looking at earlier wasn’t.

How do they all compare with optimum amounts required to actually work and not be throwing money away

 

[Traks]

Have a read of this, explains joint supplements very well: https://askanimalweb.com/equine-joint-supplements/

And here he talks about Feedmark:https://askanimalweb.com/the-truth-behind-joint-supplement-comparison-charts/

He’s not a massive fan of Feedmark to be honest!!! Science supplements are very good and do have research behind them x

 

[Orangina]

Have a read of this, explains joint supplements very well: https://askanimalweb.com/equine-joint-supplements/

And here he talks about Feedmark:https://askanimalweb.com/the-truth-behind-joint-supplement-comparison-charts/

He’s not a massive fan of Feedmark to be honest!!! Science supplements are very good and do have research behind them x

He was only pointing out he thought they had been dishonest not that their supplement isn't good.
Looking at his graph science supplements have additional ingredients to make their line longer but from what I can see it is stuff like rosehip etc so depends if thats an important ingredient to an individual I suppose

 

[poiuytrewq]

I think Science supplements are out of my price range! £89.99 for a months worth.