Enzymatic Therapy GS-1500 Packets (Orange) 30 Pack-Build & Support Joint Cartilage

Enzymatic Therapy glucosamine supplement, GS-1500 is shown to help build & support joint cartilage.

Clinical studies show it is a key building block for connective tissue and cartilage. The glucosamine sulfate in each 1500-mg packet is up to 98% absorbable, which makes it more readily available to the body to support healthy articular cartilage. Clinical studies show it's a key building block for connective tissue and cartilage.

FAQs

Why has stevia leaf been moved from the “other” ingredient listing to the Supplement Facts Box? In compliance with federal labeling regulations as specified in the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, Enzymatic Therapy is now listing stevia content in the supplement facts box. This is a label change only, as part of their continuing compliance with official regulations.

Is any amount of iodine in the GS-750? There is no iodine in any of Enzymatic Therapy's Glucosamine Sulfate (GS) products.

Ingredient Details: sorbitol, citric acid, natural flavors, mannitol, and riboflavin monophosphate color.

Contains No yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, dairy products, artificial flavoring and preservatives. All colors used are from natural sources.

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