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Vitamax Joint Mobility Generic Glucosamine Chondroitin

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This formulation of Gulcocamine Hydrochloride with Chondroitin assists in the maintenance of healthy cartilage and bone. Manganese and Boron are also ingredients that may help alleviate the symptoms of osteoarthritis. How it works Glucosamine is a key part of the structure of cartilage which is essential for proper joint function. As one ages cartilage becomes more susceptible to breakdown and damage which may result in the symptoms of osteoarthritis. They do not containAdded yeast starch gluten lactose sugar artificial flavours artificial sweeteners artificial preservatives or dairy products. DosageAdults Take 1 tablet daily with food or as professionally prescribed. Children (Under 12) Consult your healthcare professional.

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