Cortaflex vs Gold Label 5000

[domane]

I currently feed Cherry Cortaflex but I know some of you have been singing the praises of Gold Label's Glucosamine 5000 Plus from Robinsons....

It appears from the dosage that you can get two month's supply for £20.60 plus postage, which would suit my budget a LOT more .... :o

Any opinions, comments or advice would be gratefully received.....

[No_Angel]

love the gold label stuff, cortaflex didnt do anything for amber.
I went into wynstay yesterday and managed to get soem gold label for £17.15

[Est]

Merrick's been on Gold Label for 2 tubs now and seems just as good as when he was on Cortaflex. In fact he's feeling a little *too* good at the moment and is getting a little energetic :rolleyes: Might need to cut his dose... :D

[chickflick1066]

Can I just ask, how old are your horses and how come you put them on joint supplements? Only reason I ask is that I don't know if a joint supplement would be beneficial for my madam or not...

[No_Angel]

amber is 13 and has had arthris in her hock since she was 10, maddie is 16 and has it as a just in case measure as she raced and had stress on her joints.

[Est]

Merrick's 12 and has had so many problems I wouldn't know where to start! (Read my site for the background info!)
But lots of people feed a supplement as a preventative measure or if their horse has mild stiffness. Gold Label seems as good as any other I've tried and is a lot cheaper :)

[domane]

Cherry is between 15 and 19

[nat17]

I have used both, Gold label was fantastic for Ellie (21yo CB), it really helped her when nothing else did (including cortaflex).

Things work differently for different horses so i always think its worth a go:)