Most joint products start and stop with a single glucosamine source. Joint-Eze was built, in 1998, around a different idea: several complementary forms of glucosamine, taken together with chondroitin, vitamin C, and manganese.
The same family of nutrients is then dosed three ways — capsules for people, a high-potency powder for horses, and a veterinarian-inspired capsule for dogs — instead of stretching one human product across every species.
What’s in the complex
The most studied glucosamine salt. Supports the maintenance of healthy cartilage and normal joint function.
Supplies sulfur-bearing building blocks the body uses for cartilage and connective tissue, and supports joint lubrication.
Used in the equine formula to broaden the glucosamine spectrum for working and senior horses.
A specialized form involved in the production and maintenance of cartilage, joint surfaces, and connective tissue.
Supports cartilage structure and helps maintain the cushioning and hydration properties of joints.
Required for collagen formation in cartilage, tendons, and ligaments, and helps manage oxidative stress in joint tissue.
A trace mineral involved in bone development and connective tissue formation.
Three doses. One standard.
- People · 2 capsules daily. Four glucosamines, 430 mg chondroitin, vitamin C, and chelated manganese.
- Horses · 2 scoops daily. 5,500 mg of disclosed actives per scoop. Human-grade ingredients, no proprietary blend.
- Dogs · 1 capsule daily. The same complex at a canine dose. Capsule may be opened over food.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Equine and canine formulas are for animal use only.