Equimins Flexi joint any opinions? (Also in CR)

[milz88]

Does anyone use this product?

I am hugely sceptical with supplements and know that it is basically a massive minefield, coupled with the fact I am unsure what they actually put in the supplements and is there enough of said ingredients to make a difference to the horse?

But I have heard this one is quite good.... I am willing to give a supplement a go as I currently do not use any, horse has KS and bi-lateral hock spavins, both are treated with injections.

Or am I best off not wasting my money on a product that might not work and keep my money for regular injections.? Any thoughts?

 

[traceyann]

I rang them up and asked for the what in per scoop to low for me mines on aivform supplezze gold but its not working has well anymore thought i give something else a try.

 

[milz88]

This is the trouble with there not being enough of the correct stuff in the correct quantity per scoop!

I think I am going to put him on Cosequin as this is what my very reccommended. He was on it before, but I didn't think it made any difference (for his hock spavins) but as it turns out he also had a KS so I am unsurprised it didn't appear to work, so now I want to give it a proper try now that he has had his back and hocks medicated!! Fingers crossed.

 

[dalidaydream]

I changed my pony onto this and have had really good results. I was using Cortaflex HA liquid but only saw any benefit if I kept it at the maximum dose and even then he was nowhere near as good as he is now on the Flexijoint.

 

[peanut]

This is the only joint supplement I've tried - I heard about it on HHO.

I had the most awful job getting my horse to eat it (possibly because it smells strong) and sadly it had no effect.

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

Does anyone use this product?

I am hugely sceptical with supplements and know that it is basically a massive minefield, coupled with the fact I am unsure what they actually put in the supplements and is there enough of said ingredients to make a difference to the horse?

But I have heard this one is quite good.... I am willing to give a supplement a go as I currently do not use any, horse has KS and bi-lateral hock spavins, both are treated with injections.

Or am I best off not wasting my money on a product that might not work and keep my money for regular injections.? Any thoughts?

THIS STUFF IS AMAZING i have 7 h ere on it inc the dog, 99% success improvement , they give u a money back guarantee, if it doesnt work so you have nothing to lose check H&H reviews out here
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http://equinecare-and-control.weebly.com/a.html

this is better than most if not all the others and value for money. i buy mine every 4 months

Like all supplements it takes at least 3 weeks to get into the system so you need to give it at least a month