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| Am I correct when I read on their site it is $170 for a one month supply? That seems really expensive . |
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| Seriously? Evidently you haven't tried to buy a months worth of Ulcerguard |
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| Yes I get a tube of UlcerGuard for $26.95 |
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  Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | racer1971 - 2015-02-25 8:12 PM
Yes I get a tube of UlcerGuard for $26.95
THE will help with front and hind gut issues and also gas colic and numerous other things related to the belly. I am a distributor and it is on sale this month. If you are interested shoot me a pm and I can hook you up with my prices. |
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| So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance? |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | racer1971 - 2015-02-25 8:28 PM
So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance?
If you were to get my 80 dose bag at regular price (remember it is on sale this month) it would be roughly $3.20 a dose. On sale I can do around $225 for the 80 dose bag and that would put it at $2.81 a dose. |
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| Plus it's more natural! Definately worth the money. |
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Location: Somewhere between S@%&# stirrer and Saint | PM me if you want to treat the horses ulcers. |
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Location: In my own little world | Douglas J Gordon - 2015-02-25 10:12 PM PM me if you want to treat the horses ulcers.
I PM'd you last week and you never answered me back. |
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Location: WV | THE is good stuff! Not saying the other stuff is not because I'm sure it is. I have only used the THE so that's why I know it works. Krystal is great and Doug is so helpful also. This is really a good deal for treating ulcers. Good luck and hope you get your pony feeling better. |
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Location: Sperry, OK | racer1971 - 2015-02-25 9:28 PM So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance? How did you figure this amount? $26.95 a tube, there are 4 maintenence doses in a tube, so that equals $6.74 a day for maint. So a 30 day supply for maint at $26.95 a tube would be $202.13.... according to my math.
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| ACEINTHEHOLE - 2015-02-26 9:28 AM
racer1971 - 2015-02-25 9:28 PM So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance? How did you figure this amount? $26.95 a tube, there are 4 maintenence doses in a tube, so that equals $6.74 a day for maint. So a 30 day supply for maint at $26.95 a tube would be $202.13.... according to my math.
That for prevention. Treatment on ulcer guard is $26/day oyyy |
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Tough Patooty
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Location: Sperry, OK | AfleetEquine - 2015-02-26 8:59 AM ACEINTHEHOLE - 2015-02-26 9:28 AM racer1971 - 2015-02-25 9:28 PM So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance? How did you figure this amount? $26.95 a tube, there are 4 maintenence doses in a tube, so that equals $6.74 a day for maint. So a 30 day supply for maint at $26.95 a tube would be $202.13.... according to my math. That for prevention. Treatment on ulcer guard is $26/day oyyy
I understand its prevention... but she said she pays $26.95 a tube and that breaks down to $5.75 a day for prevention. According to my math, that is incorrect, so I was asking how she figured it. Based on my math, the $170.00 a month for THE would be cheaper. |
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| racer1971 - 2015-02-25 7:12 PM
Yes I get a tube of UlcerGuard for $26.95
Or you can get Ulcercure OTC ( An omeprazole product that is proven to work) for 150.00 for 30 day supply. Or that same jar of omeprazole may last up to 90 days for maintenence level. Or horse prerace has omeprazole for 6.95 a tube, same concentration and ingredients as Gastro/ulcerguard. 4 dose tube for 6.95. Thats the route I would go. Has THE proven to cure ulcers? |
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Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | FLITASTIC - 2015-02-26 8:48 AM racer1971 - 2015-02-25 7:12 PM Yes I get a tube of UlcerGuard for $26.95 Or you can get Ulcercure OTC ( An omeprazole product that is proven to work ) for 150.00 for 30 day supply. Or that same jar of omeprazole may last up to 90 days for maintenence level. Or horse prerace has omeprazole for 6.95 a tube, same concentration and ingredients as Gastro/ulcerguard. 4 dose tube for 6.95. Thats the route I would go. Has THE proven to cure ulcers?
Here are pictures of scoped TB's on only THE GastroPLUS for the doubters. It also helps to heal hind gut, something most other products out there don't touch.
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Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | ACEINTHEHOLE - 2015-02-26 8:31 AM AfleetEquine - 2015-02-26 8:59 AM ACEINTHEHOLE - 2015-02-26 9:28 AM racer1971 - 2015-02-25 9:28 PM So it generally will cost about $5.75 a day for maintenance? How did you figure this amount? $26.95 a tube, there are 4 maintenence doses in a tube, so that equals $6.74 a day for maint. So a 30 day supply for maint at $26.95 a tube would be $202.13.... according to my math. That for prevention. Treatment on ulcer guard is $26/day oyyy
I regularly sell the GastroPLUS for $115.95 shipped for 32 doses and 99% of the time have it in stock so you can have it in 3-4 days |
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Location: Bandera, TX | It's great stuff. Ever since my gelding has been on it he has had no more colic episodes (probably 5 years - I have it as an add on to Muscle Mass).
I friend of mine had her pro rodeo horse on the Ulcer Plus when she hauled hard for months all over the country. At the end of the summer the horse was tired, but his stomach scoped clean. |
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| THE may seem high when you first look at the price because I freaked a little too many years ago when I had a horse with ulcers and looked into all my options. I had tried EVERYTHING and I mean everything with very little results. I was introduced to THE by a friend and though the price scared me, they also told me that IF the product didn't work, they would refund my money after using it up, which I know they still do. So, I figured it was a win win for me, it either A) would work and then I wouldn't mind paying the money for a product that was actually working or B) I give it a shot and after using it up, saw nothing, I get my money back. This horse stayed on THE for the remainder of the time I owned him and now with his current owners, it is a night and day difference with this guy on it and really in the end, it was the cheapest route of products that actually work. |
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| NFRhereIcome27 - 2015-02-26 1:40 PM
THE may seem high when you first look at the price because I freaked a little too many years ago when I had a horse with ulcers and looked into all my options. I had tried EVERYTHING and I mean everything with very little results. I was introduced to THE by a friend and though the price scared me, they also told me that IF the product didn't work, they would refund my money after using it up, which I know they still do. So, I figured it was a win win for me, it either A) would work and then I wouldn't mind paying the money for a product that was actually working or B) I give it a shot and after using it up, saw nothing, I get my money back. This horse stayed on THE for the remainder of the time I owned him and now with his current owners, it is a night and day difference with this guy on it and really in the end, it was the cheapest route of products that actually work.
Unfortunately they do not anymore. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Return Policy: If for any reason you are not satisfied with a product, T.H.E. must be notified within 45 days of the invoice date. Products may be exchanged or refunded based on the original method of payment, upon receipt of the returned item. Any Special Formula products returned will be subject to a 25% restocking fee. (Distributors – please see your Distributor Agreement) |
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Location: Sunny So Cal | Love THE GastroPLUS!!! Super affordable! They have done numerous race track studies and had proven results. So glad I put my horses on it. Ulcerguard was costing me around $450 a month(horse couldn't do the normal maintence dose). Was super happy to find a less expensive and natural alternative that seemed to help my horse better. |
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