Jacks Mega-X Equine Multi Vitamin Supplement Gallon
$77.92$86.58
Style Code :JM-2680
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For performance horses requiring higher hemoglobin and hematocrit levels for increased stamina and performance.
Mega-X® contains X-Factor, a lysine-rich proprietary blend of key performance nutrients, including a full range of B-vitamins and a balanced ratio of iron, zinc and copper used by trainers to improve blood counts. Higher blood counts increase the amount of oxygen carried to muscles and organs, which increases stamina and performance. The difference is X.
Features and Benefits #65279;Contains premium ingredients for better results. #65279;Contains X-FACTOR, a proprietary blend of key performance nutrients. #65279;Lysine Rich an essential amino acid that is most often deficient in a horses diet. Any shortage of amino acids will limit the production of new cells within the horse. #65279;Full range of B-complex vitamins, including the crucial B12. #65279;Balanced ratio with chelated Iron, Zinc and Copper for better absorption. #65279;Palatable liquid formulated for excellent absorption. #65279;Used by veterinarians and trainers to improve blood counts. #65279;Guaranteed results in 14 days or your money back.
Function Facts Oxygen Utilization - L-Lysine, Iron Increased Stamina - L-Lysine Stress Relief - L-Lysine Hemoglobin Stimulation - Iron, Copper Healthy Red Blood Cell Production - B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, Folic Acid (B9), Zinc Energy Production - Vitamin C, Copper, Proline Fatigue Recovery - B1, Licorice Homocysteine Control - Folic Acid (B9), B12 Immunity - Zinc, Garlic, Licorice, B12, Copper, Iron Antioxidant - Copper, Zinc Healthy Coat Hoof - B1, B2, B6, B12, Zinc Growth Development - B1, B2, B3, B6, Folic Acid (B9), B12, Zinc
#65279;Directions Maintenance: #65279;#65279;Mix 2 oz. (60 ml) daily into feed. Intense Work: #65279;Mix 2.5 oz. (75 ml) daily into feed.
