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IRON POWER

 

Iron Power® is used to help prevent iron-deficiency anemia. This daily supplement is a multi-vitamin/multi-mineral supplement with high levels of vitamin B complex that promote healthy blood counts in your horse. It will not make your horse hot or nervous when administered as directed. It will increase red blood cell and hemoglobin counts after 42 days. Peak after 140 days and maintain a good blood count during training and exercise. You'll experience fast recovery times after a race.

 

BENEFITS

  • B12 supports DNA, RNA, energy metabolism, liver, brain and nervous system functions
  • WILL NOT TEST POSITIVE or make a horse nervous when administered as directed
  • See results with Iron Power® in 30 days!

 

INGREDIENTS

Nutrient Iron growth Lixotinic Red Cell
Iron 250mg 84,9 mg 300mg
Vitamin B1 57mg 12,5 mg 30mg
Vitamin B2 70mg 6mg 25mg
Vitamin B6 21mg 7,5 mg 8mg
Vitamin B12 90 mcg 12,5 mcg 120 mcg
Niacin 150mg 60mg 0
D-pantothenic acid 150mg 0 48mg
Folic acid 10 mg 0 7mg
Vitamin C 295mg 0 0
Cobalt 10,8 mg Aucun 1mg
Copper 0,3 mg 1,2 mg 36mg
Biotin 0,5 mg 0 0,02 mg

 

 

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