Agradi Health Vitamin E+

Agradi Health Vitamin E
Complementary feed for horses

Agradi Health Vitamin E is a supplement with a high dose of vitamin E and selenium.

Vitamin E is an anti-oxidant, which, like selenium, contributes to the protection of cells against oxidative damage by scavenging free radicals. The damage can occur, for example, in the muscles during heavy exercise or training. Agradi Health Vitamin E is therefore ideal for supporting the horse's muscles.

In addition, selenium contributes to the production of hormones by the thyroid gland and therefore plays a role in fertility.

Agradi Health Vitamin E is also supplemented with L-Lysine, which has a positive effect on the overall condition.

Compound:
Vitamin E: 254 grams = 127 grams Elemental
Selenium: 20mg
L-Lysine HCL: 127 grams
MSM: 617 grams
Crude linseed oil: 1 gram

Dosage:
Horse: 4 scoops
Pony: 2 scoops

Included measuring scoop = 4 grams

Storage advice:
Store in a cool and dry place.
Packaging is resealable

MSM as a carrier
Agradi Health Vitamin E is a vitamin supplement. A vitamin needs a carrier. That is why Agradi Health Vitamin E also contains MSM, which is the carrier substance of the vitamin. You can combine Agradi Health Vitamin E without any problems with other Agradi Health supplements, but if you give the recommended amount of Vitamin E, an extra supplement of pure MSM is not necessary.
So when you give Agradi Health Glucosamine-MSM, for example, you can opt for the pure Agradi Health Glucosamine in this case.

Agradi Health
Agradi Health is the renewed house brand of Agradi, previously known as Prohorse.
Agradi Health is an extensive line of nutritional supplements for horses. The supplements are pure, of high quality and made of recognizable ingredients. Because we keep the production lines short and the ingredients simple, the products are also very affordable. Our focus is on offering excellent products at a fair price. Therefore support the health of your horse with the products of Agradi Health!

NB! Dietary supplements are not medicines. Giving one or more nutritional supplements is an addition to the ration and not a replacement of (part of) the ration.