Is the glucosamine portion of this product glucosamine-sulfate, or glucosamine-hcl?
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Serving Size: 2 Tablets Amount Per Serving: Glucosamine Sulfate (from Glucosamine Potassium Sulfate Complex), 1.5 G (1,500 mg)
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Glucosamine hydrochloride 900 mg. methylsulffonylmethane (MSM) 800 mg. sodium chondroitin sulfate 350 mg. avacado/soybean usaponifiables (ASU powder) 90 mg
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The label says "Contains shellfish (crab, shrimp, lobster, crayfish)" The chondroitin sodium sulfate says it's from bovine cartilage. I just Googled "glucosamine chondroitin vegetarian" and it came up with a number of options. I do know that glucosamine sulfate has more scientific evidence that it works vs glucosamine hydrochloride. Hope that helps.
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No, only 2 ingredients listed are: Glucosamine Hydrochloride 1,500 mg and MSM 1,500 mg
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Glucosamine Hydrochloride minimum 500 mgSodium Chrondroitin Sulfate minimum 400 mg
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Ingredients: Glucosamine Hydrochloride (Crab and Shrimp*), Chondroitin Sulfate, Manganese Ascorbate, Gelatin, Water, Magnesium Stearate, Titanium Dioxide, Fd&c; Red #3 and Fd&c; Blue #1.
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These are the ingredients per the website and label. Active Ingredients Per Tablet: Glucosamine HCl (Shrimp and Crab)....750 mg Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)..........400 mg Chondroitin Sulfate (Porcine)........400 mg Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)............100 mg Manganese (as Mn Proteinate)...........5 mg Inactive Ingredients: allspice, brewers yeast, chicken liver flavor, nutmeg, silicon dioxide, stearic acid
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There is a small amount of real evidence that glucsamine-sulfate and condrotin sulfate combinations DO help arthritis. (It seems to help my wife.. she is a doctor.) There have been some studies with the HCL versions and they did NOT help. (I don't know if I can find those studies again or not...). I suspect the HCL is cheaper to manufacture since many products that used to have the sulfate now have it replaced with HCL, and since the supplements industry has succeeded in preventing any kind of regulation of its products, the only way to find out is to try. And it may take at least a couple of months of use for any one product to see if it will help - any improvements will be very gradual. There is a small amount of real evidence that glucsamine-sulfate and condrotin sulfate combinations DO help arthritis. (It seems to help my wife.. she is a doctor.) There have been some studies with the HCL versions and they did NOT help. (I don't know if I can find those studies again or not...). I suspect the HCL is cheaper to manufacture since many products that used to have the sulfate now have it replaced with HCL, and since the supplements industry has succeeded in preventing any kind of regulation of its products, the only way to find out is to try. And it may take at least a couple... » Read More There is a small amount of real evidence that glucsamine-sulfate and condrotin sulfate combinations DO help arthritis. (It seems to help my wife.. she is a doctor.) There have been some studies with the HCL versions and they did NOT help. (I don't know if I can find those studies again or not...). I suspect the HCL is cheaper to manufacture since many products that used to have the sulfate now have it replaced with HCL, and since the supplements industry has succeeded in preventing any kind of regulation of its products, the only way to find out is to try. And it may take at least a couple of months of use for any one product to see if it will help - any improvements will be very gradual. « Show Less
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Per two soft chews glucosamine HCI 1000 mg chondrotin sulfate 100 mg methylsulfony/methaane sulfate 600mg creatine monohydrate 400 mg
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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 Glucosamine HCl used in Connectin originates from the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. It is from green-lipped muscles and is Pharmaceutical Grade.
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Ingredients: Glucosamine Hydrochloride (Crab and Shrimp*), Chondroitin Sulfate, Manganese Ascorbate, Gelatin, Water, Magnesium Stearate, Titanium Dioxide, Fd&c Red #3 and Fd&c Blue #1.
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There is a good article on that at the Mayo Clinic site: http://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/glucosamine/background/hrb-20059572From what I have read the main reason many prefer the HCI is due to the high amount of salt in the Sulfate.
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The ingredient list is as follows: a 2 tablespoon serving contains glucosamine HCL 30% daily vlaue ; Chondrotin sulfate Sodium, 1200 mg ;Methlsuffony/methane 500 mg ; other info - Calories 30 ; Sodium 115mg ; total Carohydrates 115 mg ; tg ; includes dietary figer 1 g ; sugar 0 g; Fitamin D3 400 IU . That's everything. Hope this helps. Howard WattsHyaluronic Acid 10 mg:
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500 mg of Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCI)500 mg of Methylsulfonylmethan (MSM)These are the ingredients. Depending on the weight of the dog will determine how many tablets he/she gets. I hope this helps.
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It's listed on the label as sodium chondroitin sulfate, and my understanding is that it's made in a lab. We purchased this because the glucosamine found most commonly in this supplement comes from shellfish, and my wife is allergic to shellfish.
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I assume you mean you are asking in advance of buying a bottle because the exact amounts of each ingredient are listed on the label. Amounts for one serving which is 3 tablets: Glucosamine & MSM - 1500mg each, Chondroitin - 1200mg, Hyaluronic Acid - 30mg