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A dual action supplement for both short and long term joint maintenance, MaxaFlex employs the latest patented technology Green Lipped Mussel extract SuPerna™ with added Glucosamine, MSM and HA. After less than 7-10 days, the clear results are visible. Containing no banned substances, MaxaFlex is veterinary approved and clears all FEI regulations for competing.
1 x 30g Scoop
| FEI/Jockey Club Legal? | Yes |
| How long will it last? (average size horse at maintenance rate) | Approx 30 days |
| Average cost per day? (Approx) | 74p |
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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I used Maxaflex on my mare for years and saw the benefits quite quickly,I lost her in January aged 29
My new boy is on Maxaflex now so will see how it works for
him,expecting improvement in the next month or so
Customer recommends this product
This product is absolutely brilliant.
Excellent value for money. No rubbish or sugar. Works within days. I bought it for 2 ponies both in their 20’s one with stiff hocks and the other with general arthritic changes in most joints, very stiff and clicky joints and noticeably short in stride.
The product is remarkable and made very obvious improvement within 4 days of use. They’ve been on it for 8 weeks now and the change is fantastic.
Customer recommends this product
Good supplement for my older horse with slightly stiff hocks.
Customer recommends this product
1 person found this review helpful
Palatable - accepted immediately within horses feed - economical - doesn't look as stiff at his back end but it is really too early to see the full effects. Given the content of the supplement the long term benefits will be more relevant.
Customer recommends this product
Not quite two weeks of using so not able yet to say
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Maxavita Maxaflex for Horses, including answers from our team.
Betsy
Can i mix the product with Turmeric? Or does this product deliver the same benefits as Turmeric?
This product does not contain Turmeric (Curcumin) and can be safely mixed with Turmeric if you wish to add this too. The active ingredient in Turmeric is Curcumin which has anti-inflammatory effects, if you are supplementing to support conditions like arthritis then it can be beneficial.
Helen MacMaster
I've a 28 year old shire mare. She has arthritic knees but manages well enough. I have her on 3 Danilon a day. 17.2 weighs approx 785kg.can I use this product with Danilon and is there a loading dose
Yes this product can be used safely alongside Danilon. There is no loading dose, the dose is 1 x 30g scoop daily for long term use.
Julia Stewart
Hi, what would the recommended daily dosage be for a 17.2hh?
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
The daily dose is 1 x 30g scoop.
I do hope this helps.
Nicola Graham
My horse is allergic to wheat. Is there any wheatfeed in maxaflex?
The ingredients provided by the manufacturer do not suggest that Maxaflex contains any wheatfeed. It does contain Alfalfa but this should be ok.
Penny Lynch
The daily recommended dose is 30g but my newly arrived pot contains a 50ml scoop which seems slightly strange. So, how do I correlate the 30g dose with the 50 ml scoop please?
The scoop has a volume of 50mls, so it is correctly labelled. 50mls of this product weigh approximately 30g, hence the scoop is correct for the daily recommended amount.
Abigail Rowe
Can I feed glucosamine along side maxaflex or will it be over the recommended daily allowanc?
There is no fixed dose of glucosamine and some people do believe that within reason, the more you give, the more effect it will have. This has not been scientifically established, so nobody can say either way with any real certainty in fact.
I cannot be sure that you will notice any additional improvement, but you might do and it would be safe to try as you suggest.
Jill lawther
I'm enquiring to see if your product maxaflex is suitable for Laminitics, mainly as it contains glucosamine?
Regards
There is no easy answer to this. I would expect the glucosamine to marginally increase the chances of laminitis occurring in an individual prone to this, but it could provide benefits for the joints. Your decision would depend on which consideration seems the most important. You and your vet will have to decide which aspect is regarded as the most important.
Belinda
I have been recommended to use Maxavita Joint Supplement by my vet. I note that there is Alfalfa in the ingredients. Do you know how much is contained in say one pot/per measure please?
Many thanks.
regards
I believe that just slightly over half of the product (by weight) is Alfalfa.
Charlotte
How long would a pot of this last for my 15.2 horse?
The recommended feeding amount is 30g per day, which would make a 900g tub last for approximately 30 days.
