Do the math on the Gluquestrian, the 1,000g container is $165... and there are 5 levels of dosing. Level 5 - Severe Issues - Navicular Syndrome - 1 month supply ($165 for 2 or 3 months, usually, then step down as healing occurs) Level 4 - Therapudic (Serious, but either still ridable or pasture pet) - 2 Month ($82.50 a month for 2 or 3 months usually, then step down a level as healing occurs) Level 3 - Competitive -3 Month Supply ($55 a month - during the competitive season, drop to Level 2 off season

Check out www.equinearthritis.com - yucca has issues with daily prolonged use.

Seriously check out the article on www.equineartitis.com - the Yucca in the product you recammended would be a serious issue, and is something that does NOT belong in a daily supplement intended for prolonged use. Feed lot steers are feed massive doses of yucca... to keep the smell in their urine & fease down... and in 18 months, when they are slaughtered, their joints look like they are 20+ years old. Be very cautious and weary of any herb in a daily supplement... 'www.herbsaredrugs.com'

The really cool thing about the MD's Choice products, aside from being the only company that has a RESULTS BASED GUARANTEE for nearly 15 years that isn't limited to 1 bottle or 30 days, is their sucess rate... over 90%! The next thing, aside from being the only joint supplements guaranteed to help the body heal - not just mask the problem with heral pain killers & anti-inflamitories - is that this is the only product with proven sucess at actually treating and reversing the negative effects

The problem with 'Smart-Pak' isn't the convience, that's their selling point... and what they've built their business on. The issue is the quality of knock off's and the question of whether their 'smart brands' are 'the real deal' or some cheap chinesse (or some other) immitation?!?! What are the Certified Analysis for heavy metals in their private labeled stuff? Who actually does their formulation & double checks the safety & efficacy of the ingredients

The very best Chrondroitin Sulfate on the market is made by a company named Nutramax (Cosequin)... and studies have shown that 50% of their Glucosamine HCl (that's a lower case 'L') and 70% of their Chrondroitin ends up in the poop within 24 hours. And that is the best of those two ingredients, and it's a safe & effective product. HOWEVER, the active uptake of the MD's Choice joint supplements (Equine, Canine, and Human) are 1 to 4 hours into the blood stream, and 4 to 6 hours