Posted 2014-04-02 9:56 PM Subject: RE: ANOTHER JOINT SUPPLEMENT QUESTION????
Fire Ant Peddler
Posts: 2881
Exceed is more expensive than Platinum. I used the THE Muscle Mass and to have a joint supplement added to it, it was going to cost about as much as Platinum. I have tried all of the better (and expensive) joint supplements and decided that by the time that I put several supplements together, Platinum CJ was the easies to use and the best by. I also seem to get the best results from Platinum.
Posted 2014-04-03 7:54 AM Subject: RE: ANOTHER JOINT SUPPLEMENT QUESTION????
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Posts: 639 Location: God's country...aka TEXAS
I used Platinum CJ for years and didn't really see it do anything. I switched to Oxy-Max and love it! Slightly cheaper also. It's a great overall supplement b/c it is for joints, lung health and prevents fore and hind gut ulcers. My horses eat it better than the Platinum also.
Posted 2014-04-03 9:19 AM Subject: RE: ANOTHER JOINT SUPPLEMENT QUESTION????
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Have you considered Cetyl M for your joint issues? It contains cetyl myristoleate, glucosamine, and MSM. It helps to maintain synovial fluid (which lubriates the joints), maintains joint mobility/flexibility, and is very palatable. Let me know if you have any questions!
Posted 2014-04-03 1:24 PM Subject: RE: ANOTHER JOINT SUPPLEMENT QUESTION????
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Honeymoney - 2014-04-02 10:56 PM
Exceed is more expensive than Platinum. I used the THE Muscle Mass and to have a joint supplement added to it, it was going to cost about as much as Platinum. I have tried all of the better (and expensive) joint supplements and decided that by the time that I put several supplements together, Platinum CJ was the easies to use and the best by. I also seem to get the best results from Platinum.
Muscle Mass costing the same as Platinum? I either want to know where you got your platinum or who sold you the Muscle Mass.
The MM with Joint additive isn't as strong as the JointPLUS. . . or the FlamOXIDE if you're dealing with more arthritis that joint.