How much chondroitin ??
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Not sure I don't have the bottle here but it must be adequate I am not experiencing any problems since I am taking it
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Here you go, Barb... ACTIVE: Glucosamine HCL 600mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 300mg, MSM 250 mg, Absorbic Acid 30mg, Manganese 5mg. INACTIVE: Dicalcium Phosphate, Kaolin, Magnesium Stearate, Maltodextrins, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Natural Flavoring, Silica Aerogel, Stearic Acid, and Vegetable Oil. I've been giving this to my 11 1/2 year old shepherd mix since February, after paying through the nose for Rimadyl. She was having random 'crying fits' where she would just yelp and whimper for no reason. The vet said, physically, she was fine, but that she probably had some aches and whatnot in her joints - she's older and a big dog (60lbs). She's not had a single 'crying fit' since she's been on this stuff - over three full months now. So, it seems to work for me. :)
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Hi, a friend had recommended this because my guy (11 years) had started having joint issues. He seems improved. It's got 500 mg Glucosamine Hydrochloride and 500 mg Methylsuffonylmethane (whatever that is!) There's no actual "strength" they just give you a chart with the daily dose depending on the dog's weight.
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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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glucosamine hydrocloride,sodium chondroitin sulfate, gelatin, manganese ascorbate,mixed glycosaminoglycans, water, magnesium sterate, sodium laural sulfate,fd&c; yellow #5. Dose for your dog: initially 3 daily, then for maintenance, 1-2 daily. Hope that helps!
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Glucosamine Hyd. - 500mg Chondroitin Sulfate - 400mg Methy... (MSM) - 125mg If you go to amazon where you see this product and click on the pic there are 3 other pics that show all of the ingredients... I hope this helps.
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Hello,One gram = 1,000 MG. I have read that one level tablespoon of collagen hydrolysate (aka "gelatin"), contains 7 grams of gelatin (or collagen), equaling 7,000 MG. Here is the link to the information: http://empoweredsustenance.com/collagen-hydrolysate-gelatin-hormones/. When you go to the page, scroll down about a quarter of the way.Hope this helps.
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125 mg. glucosamine hydrochloride; 100 mg. sodium chondroitin sulfate; 1 mg. manganese.
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1,500 mg Glucosamine & 25 mg Chondroitin are the "main" ingredients. Product is liquid and allows body to easily absorb.
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A serving is two soft gel tablets (1050 mg) so each soft gel is 525 mg each. Hope this helped. I take 2 per day and have experienced a significant reduction in joint pain with no side effects.
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Glucosamine - 750mgChondroitin - 400mgVitamin C - 100mgManganese - 5mgMethylsulfonylmethane - 400mg
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1500 mg Glucosamine and 1200 mg Chondroitin per serving, so divide by 4 (pills per serving) for amount per pill = 375 mg Glucosamine and 300 mg Chondroitin per pill
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No, it does not contain chondroitin. It does contain glucosomine so I'm a little surprised that it doesn't. You'd have to order that separately. I will say that my elderly dog doesn't seem to mind the flavor at all - and I do have the glucosomine/chrondroitin supplement in liquid form as well. I also add salmon oil. Good luck.
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My dog took the extra strength hip and joint tablets, which contained 750 mg glucosamine and 400 mg chondroitin per tab. Dosage amounts to give dog are indicated on bottle, determined by dog's weight.
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According to the label on the bottle it has: standardized chicken cartilage 40 mg sodium hyaluronate 20 mg Boslwellia Serreta 230 mg bromelain 210 mg tumeric extract. 100 mg
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Glucosamine HCL 500mg, Yucca Schidigera 90mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 60mg, Vitamin C 58mg, dl-Alpha Tocopheryl 60 IU, Omega 3 1800 mcg, Omega 6 946 mcg.
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No, no chondroitin. My old german shepard sure benefits from it though. Perhaps having chondroitin added would help a slightly different joint problem, I can't say. But if you feel you want that included with your glucosamine and MSM, I would sure see if the Shiff company makes it. Consumer Reports notes that as this is not an FDA oversight med, the mfg can tell you whatever they want about the mg of this or that in the tab. Doesn't mean it is IN there. In fact, they tested about 20 types a few years back, and some had precious little active ingredient in it, and nowhere NEAR where it was advertised. My gsd is 104 pounds and I give him two whole tabs a day in peanut butter. He takes em right down. Some day I will probably need to give him 3 a day. I can see no reason this product would not help the appropriate human, if their joint problem was able to be helped by this kind of supplement. Good luck.