The glucosamine portion of this product is glucosamine-sulfate rather than glucosamine-hcl?
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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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yes - that is why I bought it! My doctor told me to buy the glucosamine with sulfate rather than the hcl
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This product has sulfate. G-glucosamine is better if you can find it and afford it.
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This shampoo doesn't contains sulfates. I am using this shampoo for several years and I love it. This is best deal.
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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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glucosamine HCL, Chondroitin Sulfate, MSM, Ascorbic Acid, Manganese, Dicalcium Phosphate, Kaolin, Magnesium Stearate, Malyodextrins, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Silica Aerogel, Stearic Acid & vegtable Oil
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I am reading the back of the bag and it says Glucosamine HCL (from shellfish) 500 mg. I also read all the ingredients on the bag and it mentions Glucosamine Hydrochloride. Hope this answers your question.
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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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I do not have an answer for that question. Believe it could be googled for an answer. I can offer the opinion that this product, with sulfate ingredients, is working well for me by reducing swellinng and pain in the knee joint.
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I am not the manufacturer - but no, it does contain sulfates, as listed as an ingredient on the bottle.
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Hi Nik, I contacted the company as I was wondering the same thing actually. The change in color comes from the switch to the new form of Glucosamine Sulfate. The old version had "Glucosamine Sulfate - Potassium Salt" and now the new version has "Glucosamine Sulfate (2KCL)". The 2KCL version is a more absorbable form of glucosamine sulfate. Hope that helps!
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No % percentage given on bottle only ingredients Glucosamine sulfate (2kcl) Mms Boswellin (leaf) extract (boswellia serrata) Ginger (root) Chondroitin sulfate Omega -3 fish oil powder Horsetail (leaf) Hyaluronic acid Daily value not established Hope this helped
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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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I think I sent a response before I had a chance to complete my answer. In any case, although my memory was that it was glucosamine sulfate, I may be wrong. I just checked the formula online, and the shellfish-free version seems to use glucosamine hydrochloride. My rheumatologist actually recommends glucosamine hydrochloride, as it is MUCH, MUCH preferred in Europe, where it has been extensively tested. He says the prejudice against it in the US is due largely to the fact that there are no American studies that feature it. In any case, my cardiologist took me off glucosamine (and I was taking this particular brand) about six months ago. Since then, my joints have aged probably 20 years in terms of general arthritis symptoms. Maybe they would have anyway, but I choose to think that it's because I no longer have the "maintenance" protection from my Solgar glucosamine. As far as my personal experience goes, it obviously was (and is) genuinely very effective.
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Glucosamine Hydrochloride minimum 500 mgSodium Chrondroitin Sulfate minimum 400 mg
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I can tell you that the source of this glucosamine is non-GMO corn, produced by GreenGrown (Ethical Naturals, Inc.)I hope that answers your question.
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Glusomine HCL is Hydrochloric acis used to support the relief of arthritus it is said that glucosamine sulfate is better as it helps also to bebuild the cartlidge needed around joints . Go to Google and read more
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Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCl) minimum 500 mg. Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) 500 mg. Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCl) (derived from shellfish) Methylsulfonylmethane, shellfish��, microcrystalline cellulose, Natural flavor, dried brewers yeast, silicon dioxide, and magnesium Stearate.
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This product is sulfate free, but its not organic and full of other chemicals - i guess that's why they do not publish the ingridient label.