Is it glucosamine sulfate? Because they say glucosamine hydrochloride doesn't work....
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I think I sent a response before I had a chance to complete my answer. In any case, although my memory was that it was glucosamine sulfate, I may be wrong. I just checked the formula online, and the shellfish-free version seems to use glucosamine hydrochloride. My rheumatologist actually recommends glucosamine hydrochloride, as it is MUCH, MUCH preferred in Europe, where it has been extensively tested. He says the prejudice against it in the US is due largely to the fact that there are no American studies that feature it. In any case, my cardiologist took me off glucosamine (and I was taking this particular brand) about six months ago. Since then, my joints have aged probably 20 years in terms of general arthritis symptoms. Maybe they would have anyway, but I choose to think that it's because I no longer have the "maintenance" protection from my Solgar glucosamine. As far as my personal experience goes, it obviously was (and is) genuinely very effective.
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It contains shellfish-free glucosamine hydrochloride, sodium chondroitin sulfate, and MSM (as methylsulfonylmethane). It works on my arthritis symptoms. I preferred shellfish-free because I know that supplements made using shellfish have bothered my stomach in the past. Once I started taking this, I could cut back on Advil to once in a while instead of multiple times a day.
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There are no sulfates. There are about 5 lines of ingredients-the first is water, the rest is...well, five lines worth......
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According to the label on the container, yes it does. It says Chondroitin Sulfate (from Chondroitin Sulfate- sodium salt).
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No, this supplement does not. It contains MSM which is good for cartilage.I took the chondroitin in their other product and felt there was little difference with it. The difference in price was also noticeable. So, I felt the Glucosamine with MSM for now, was sufficient.
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no. label says glucosamine sulfate, chondroitan sulfate, boswella powder, bromelia enzyme, calcium, zinc. The boswella & bromelia you can google, they are plant products/herbs.
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It does not work well, I prefer The dry shampoo from "Alterna, Bamboo". It is sulfate free though.......
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I can tell you that the source of this glucosamine is non-GMO corn, produced by GreenGrown (Ethical Naturals, Inc.)I hope that answers your question.
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I think they say it is sulfate free, but I've read many websites and blogs that say this isn't true and that Wen won't divulge their complete ingredient list.
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I just looked at the bottle and it does contain sulphates. Sorry, I wish there were more sulfate free options.
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Hi Lola, Sure. According to the label, the following are the minimum values --- Glucosamine Hydrochloride 500mg, Sodium Chrondroitin Sulfate 400mg, and Magnesium 5mg. Hope this helps. Ron
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On my bottle Sodium Laurel Sulfate is the second ingredient. I might have spelled Laurel wrong : ) Hope that helps.
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I personally like the powder. I mix it in a protein shake. I used glucosamine chrondroitin MSN for years. Some how it stopped working. This stuff works. Takes about a month to kick in.
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After reading the only answer that only gives the "other ingredients" I thought I'd add the important ingredients for which I take it. Glucosamine HCI 2000mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 1200mg, MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) 500mg and Hyaluronic Acid 10mg. Also contains Vitamin D3 400IU -calories 30 - sodium 115mg - total carbs 7g and 1g fiber. 2 tbs / 1oz seving size. I use to use pill form along with Doctor's Best Hyaluronic Acid which contains Biocell collagen type II. I like the liquid glucosamine much better than pill form. It seems to work much better as it's probably easier to absorb. I could feel a difference about a week after switching to liquid. After reading the only answer that only gives the "other ingredients" I thought I'd add the important ingredients for which I take it. Glucosamine HCI 2000mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 1200mg, MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) 500mg and Hyaluronic Acid 10mg. Also contains Vitamin D3 400IU -calories 30 - sodium 115mg - total carbs 7g and 1g fiber. 2 tbs / 1oz seving size. I use to use pill form along with Doctor's Best Hyaluronic Acid which contains Biocell collagen type II. I like the liquid glucosamine much better than pill form. It seems to work much better as it's probably easier to... » Read More After reading the only answer that only gives the "other ingredients" I thought I'd add the important ingredients for which I take it. Glucosamine HCI 2000mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 1200mg, MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) 500mg and Hyaluronic Acid 10mg. Also contains Vitamin D3 400IU -calories 30 - sodium 115mg - total carbs 7g and 1g fiber. 2 tbs / 1oz seving size. I use to use pill form along with Doctor's Best Hyaluronic Acid which contains Biocell collagen type II. I like the liquid glucosamine much better than pill form. It seems to work much better as it's probably easier to absorb. I could feel a difference about a week after switching to liquid. « Show Less
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Patricia S., I just looked at the bottle and and sulfates are not listed in the ingredients. Hope this helps.
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I am not the manufacturer - but no, it does contain sulfates, as listed as an ingredient on the bottle.
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Yes it does,Glucosamine and MSM is an effective supplement combination that helps support maximum flexibility, range of motion, joint lubrication and maintenance for healthy cartilage and connective tissue.† Glucosamine is a basic building block for cartilage, synovial fluid and other connective tissues, which are needed for healthy structure integrity, and function of joints and optimum mobility.†MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) is a bioavailable sulfur. Sulfur is a necessary component that works in conjunction with Glucosamine to provide the building blocks of collagen, an important component of healthy joints and connective tissue. Yes it does,Glucosamine and MSM is an effective supplement combination that helps support maximum flexibility, range of motion, joint lubrication and maintenance for healthy cartilage and connective tissue.† Glucosamine is a basic building block for cartilage, synovial fluid and other connective tissues, which are needed for healthy structure integrity, and function of joints and optimum mobility.†MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) is a bioavailable sulfur. Sulfur is a necessary component that works in conjunction with Glucosamine to provide the building blocks... » Read More Yes it does,Glucosamine and MSM is an effective supplement combination that helps support maximum flexibility, range of motion, joint lubrication and maintenance for healthy cartilage and connective tissue.† Glucosamine is a basic building block for cartilage, synovial fluid and other connective tissues, which are needed for healthy structure integrity, and function of joints and optimum mobility.†MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) is a bioavailable sulfur. Sulfur is a necessary component that works in conjunction with Glucosamine to provide the building blocks of collagen, an important component of healthy joints and connective tissue. « Show Less
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I do not have an answer for that question. Believe it could be googled for an answer. I can offer the opinion that this product, with sulfate ingredients, is working well for me by reducing swellinng and pain in the knee joint.