What exactly is Cetyl-M? Does it contain MSM, Glucosamine, Chondrotin or is it something completely different?
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Cheryl-M contains MSM, Glucosamine, but no Chondrotin, it's much cheaper than the OTC Glucosamine Chondrotin and works great for me. I take 4 pills per day with no side effects.
311915
No, it doesn't contain any of those items, it is something different. Go look up some of the research and reviews online.
311916
Here's what's in it: Cetyl Myristoleate Complex Power 1500 mg, Glucosamine HCL (non-shellfish source) 750 mg, Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) 300 mg, and Hyalutronic Acid 10 mg...
311917
Please read the label on the Response product as to the ingredients. I find that it is helpful.
311918
It is Cetyl myristoleate (sp?). My older Quarter horse has arthritis in his hocks and I noticed after I applied to his hocks,the arthritis in my hands felt better for several hours. I stick with the topical cream after both a friend and I found the oral supplement caused stomach problems. I've had several people try the topical Cetyl-M also and they also found itto be effective for several hours.
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Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues.... Hope this is helpful. Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues....... » Read More Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues.... Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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Hi Cindy, Thanks for asking your question. Glucosamine = 900mg, Chondroitin = 350mg, MSM = 800mg. This is the recommended dosage for dogs 60lbs and over. Our supplement also has a score on it (which means you can easily break it in half) for smaller dogs. So dogs under 60lbs can also be given our supplement using half the dosage. I hope this answers your question.
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It's just Glucosamine Sulfate obtained from shellfish, almost the only product that is. There are some minor additives but no Chondroitin, etc. Does not say "natural" or gluten free, which you don't need unless you have Celiac Disease or are otherwise allergic to wheat anyway. We have had no side effects whatsoever from this very mild product, which may only constitute a problem if you are allergic to shellfish, a common allergy.
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The label reads: glucosamine hydrochloride, chondroitin sulfate, ascorbic acid, zinc, manganese, copper. inactive: liver Meal, magnesium silicate, magnesium stearate, natural flavor, powdered cellulose, silicone dioxide, stearic acid.
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400 mg MSM, 760 mg Glucosamine HCI, 400 mg Chondroitin, 100 mg Vitamin C, & 5 mg Maganese.
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Glucosamine HCI 1000 mg Chondroitin Sulfate 100 mg (MSM) 600 mg Creatine mono hydrate 400 mg are just the top 4 listed
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See http://www.solgar.com/SolgarProducts/Triple-Strength-Glucosamine-Chondroitin-MSM-Shellfish-Free-Tab.htm
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According to the label on the bottle, and various websites advertising this product, here are the specifications: Chloride (from glucosamine sulfate KCI) 84 mg (3%); Sodium (from chondroitin sulfate) 28 mg (<2%); Potassium (from glucosamine sulfate KCI) 91 mg (3%); Glucosamine Sulfate KCI 750 mg; Chondroitin Sulfate 600 mg; Methylsulfonylmethane Lignisul MSM 500 mg. Other Ingredients: Cellulose, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, gelatin capsule.Warnings: This dietary supplement contains shellfish. Note: Glucosamine is obtained from the shells of shellfish.
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I agree that there is nothing in the description of the product that tells consumers what they are buying. For example, this information should be printed in the product description: The daily "serving size" is 2 tablets = 1500 mg glucosamine and 1200 mg chondroitin. Thus, EACH TABLET is 700 mg glucosamine and 600 mg chondroitin. There is no MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) in this product which other manufacturers have in their products. What is known is that there are 2 bottles containing 170 tablets each = 340 tablets.Of course, use simple math to compute the cost of each tablet including shipping if applicable. I agree that there is nothing in the description of the product that tells consumers what they are buying. For example, this information should be printed in the product description: The daily "serving size" is 2 tablets = 1500 mg glucosamine and 1200 mg chondroitin. Thus, EACH TABLET is 700 mg glucosamine and 600 mg chondroitin. There is no MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) in this product which other manufacturers have in their products. What is known is that there are 2 bottles containing 170 tablets each = 340 tablets.Of course, use simple math to... » Read More I agree that there is nothing in the description of the product that tells consumers what they are buying. For example, this information should be printed in the product description: The daily "serving size" is 2 tablets = 1500 mg glucosamine and 1200 mg chondroitin. Thus, EACH TABLET is 700 mg glucosamine and 600 mg chondroitin. There is no MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) in this product which other manufacturers have in their products. What is known is that there are 2 bottles containing 170 tablets each = 340 tablets.Of course, use simple math to compute the cost of each tablet including shipping if applicable. « Show Less
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I believe it also contains MSM and glucuamine. I was switched to the Ultra by my doctor for the added joint support. Hope this helps!
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The Schiff product I bought is Schiff Joint Free Plus Powder w/ Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM & Collagen . It does not mention D3. With this Schiff Joint Free Plus Powder the ingredients are not listed on the page, that I can find, but they are: Serving size 2 Tbsp (12.74g) Servings per container 30 Calories 40 Protein 8g Sodium (from hydrolyzed collagen and chondroitin sulfate) 80mg 3% Hydrolyzed Collagen 10g Glucosamine hydrochloride 1.5g (1500mg Chondroitin sulfate 500 mg Methlsulfonylmethane (MSM) 500 mg Contains shellfish (shrimp, crab, lobster and crayfish) The capsules I found at Amazon are from NOW called Glucosamine '1000' 180 capsules which are really great also. The powder form I add sometimes to my coffee but mostly give this to my dogs and it has helped them a lot.
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I'm looking at a bottle right now, and the label states that the glucosamine is derived from a vegetable source. The label gives no information about where the chondroitin comes from, but it is usually derived from cow, pig, or shark cartilage. If you're vegetarian, you'll probably have to find a different product. If you need to be absolutely sure about the source of ingredients, contact the company directly at jointjuice.com or call their customer service number: 888-642-9941.
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Yep, I didn't get the one with the glucosamine, MSM, curcumin, etc., and that is the one that I wanted. I have ordered a bottle in the past and got the correct one, but this time they sent another formula. Not sure if I should return it or not. Did you receive the correct one?
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Accually, it depends on which Schiff Glucosamine product you buy.. Both state 1500mg "per day", but the cheaper one requires you to take three each having 500mg and they suggest taking one at each meal, the one I like gives 1500mg with ONLY Two Tablets per day (I take both in the morning with my breakfast. This one also seems more economical. I buy this for both myself and my 91 yr old mother, and have recently been requested to order some for my retired neighbor. Hope this helps. PS - There is NO Evidence that Chondroitin with Glucosamine is beneficial, but it seems MSM is, i.e. Glucosamine alone is not as good as with MSM.
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The 6th product photo clearly shows that the label includes a shellfish warning. Click on the small photos to enlarge them and then run your mouse over them to read the label. I believe that one of the components is derived from shellfish so I doubt that you can find any Glucosamine-Chondroitin supplement that doesn't have shellfish in it. I've been taking various brands for years and every brand has had that warning.
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it used to show it on the front of the spray bottle. my rheumatologist at st. thomas hospital liked that sayng that having glucosamine was good. oen moment while i get my spray. i cannot read the real small print. i suggest you google it or research it to be sure ...i dont remember it advertising msm. i wouldnt use anything else. have tried others and always go back to my stopain. they have it in spray, roll on and cream. the cream did not help me. be sure it says extra strength. good luck