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Flex-tra HA Joint Supplement

Hyaluronan, also known as hyaluronic acid or HA is a natural biomacromolecule found throughout the body in all mammals. It has many functions and purposes including but not limited to cell signaling, skin healing, retaining moisture, lubricating connective tissue, absorbing shock in joints, filtering synovial fluid, and supplying nutrients to cartilage. Located in high concentration in synovial fluid and cartilage, HA's main purpose is lubrication and shock absorption in order for joints to function comfortably. HA also has properties that contribute to reducing pain, easing inflammation, and are chondroprotective. Although naturally occurring, HA quantities and production decrease with time and deficiency may become problematic in older or actively competing horses.

Flex-tra HA is a nutritional supplement containing MHB3TM bioactive hyaluronin to provide horse owners and trainers an easy and effective way to administer this valuable biological compound. Flex-tra HA can be a quality option for treatment of problem joints or maintenance of healthy ones. This formulation of HA is optimized for oral administration with most absorption occurring in the mouth and esophageal mucosal tissues before reaching the stomach.

MHB3TM Hyaluronan is made from the highest quality ingredients and contains no animal by-products. It contains the highest concentration (240mg/oz) of Hyaluronan available.

 

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ProductPrice  Quantity
Flex-tra HA Liquid (16 oz)
 $35.00 
Flex Tra HA Liquid - 1/2 Gallon
 $120.00 
Flex-tra HA Liquid Gallon
 $240.00 

Product descriptions contained on this site are for informational purposes only and are not intended to be a substitute for the advice provided by a licensed veterinarian or other medical professional. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing a pet's health or performance problem or disease. You should always consult your own veterinarian.