Equimins specialises in producing natural horse supplies, products and supplements for the major areas associated with caring for a horse. All products are proudly made in the UK and excellent specification quality products are of paramount importance. Using this blog we want to share some of the knowledge we have gained through nearly 30 years of experience. 
Fabulous Flexijoint
We’re really proud of our Flexijoint range of supplements, all of which use high specification ingredients at high levels to help support healthy cartilage, strong joint structure and the quality of the synovial fluid.
Why we do we make three? Well, they’re all a bit different…
Flexijoint Cartilage Supplement contains chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine, MSM, ascorbic acid and hyaluronic acid at impressive levels. There’s a full breakdown on the spec section on the website, but for every 15g (the suggested feeding recommendation for the average horse), there’s 3000mg of chondroitin sulphate, 6095mg of glucosamine and 45mg of hyaluronic acid. We’ve created this supplement using the optimum ratio of the key ingredients to deliver the best results. In fact, we’re so confident, that we even offer a full money back guarantee.
Our Flexijoint Liquid isn’t ‘just’ a liquid version of the powdered supplement. It contains a number of the same ingredients at slightly different levels, but the main difference is that these are provided in a Devils Claw base to further help stiff joints. As per Flexijoint Cartilage Supplement, feeding recommendations are modest, with 1L lasting between 50-60 days.
Flexijoint Liquid with Bromelain is similar to Flexijoint Liquid, it’s just that instead of Devils Claw, we’ve used bromelain. Bromelain comes from pineapples and is excellent for the nutritional maintenance of the joints. Feeding recommendations are the same as for Flexijoint Liquid.
With all these supplements, the feeding suggestions are just that- many people feed less…and still report great results. To find out more, explore our Flexijoint products, or why not look at the full joint range.
