Elevate Maintenance Powder 2lb
- Brand:
- elevAte
- Model Number:
- 16424921
- UPC:
- 180434000224
- EAN:
- 0180434000224
- Walmart SKU:
- 26957836
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$65.35 | |
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$51.75 | |
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$64.95 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 107 reviews.
Best price compared to other sources. Delivery was quick.
Great product
Elevate has been a great addition to my thoroughbred's diet! My vet recommended this product due to the natural source of Vitamin E and the credibility of the brand. I was pleasantly surprised that my picky boy will eat this powdered product when mixed with his normal ration balancer and alfalfa pellets - no added sweeteners necessary!
I have a foot 14 year old thoroughbred that suddenly started having problems with EPM characteristics. We treated him for that too with no positive effects. When I videoed him walking sideways and showed it to my Vet he suggested this could be a neurological problem that vitamin E could resolve. We put him on liquid Elevate vitamin E. He was walking straighter within a couple of days. We needed a refill on the Elevate I ordered from Santa Cruz only in the powder form which is easier to put on his feed. It works well with molasses in the feed and with carrots that are moist.
I was a bit skeptical when my vet told me to try Vitamin E to help build muscle on a 15 year old thoroughbred. I put him on 3 scoops a day to start and in three months he's muscled and filled out well over his topline, back, and rump. This was the only change to his diet and his workload has remained the same. He's also put on weight in the right places. Very impressed!
I recently started my horse on vitamin E after noticing some signs that he may be vitamin E deficient. The price is good, and my horse loves the taste. He licks his bowl clean and seems to really like Elevate. However, I will say its a very fine powder that doesn't stick to grain well (unless you're feeding something sticky like sweet feed or senior). It's an easy fix, I just wet my horse's grain so the powder sticks. Just something to be aware of.
My horses have really have no pasture, and getting fresh cuttings of hay is difficult to do. So naturally my horses were beginning to show signs of vitamin E deficiencies. Poor top lines, scratches, longer healing for minor abrasions, tight muscles, etc. Adding 3,000 mg/day of Elevate vitamin E turned my horses around, with very noticeable improvements at about the three week point. My 20 y.o. Holsteiner is making slower progress, but my 23 y.o. Polish Arabian and my younger horses responded more quickly. I've tried other products, including SP's Vitamin E, MVP's E-Se-Mag, and various other Vitamin E & Selenium supplements, but Elevate has the natural form of vitamin E, in high concentration, and has really made the noticeable difference.
I have used Elevate for a while now, before I even got my current horse. He had always done well with it and had managed to look amazing even in some rough conditions. He ended up being diagnosed with EPM last month, as a complete and total shock to me. We simply tested as a precaution. Elevate helped Captain incredibly to the point where we didn't know! He has since been treated for it and I don't think I will ever have a performance horse that dose not use this supplement. It is INCREDIBLY palatable, I had a horse that would not even eat apples and she LOVED this. I would recommend this for any horse that needs it!
A good economical source of natural vitamin E, but I was a bit frustrated to see "dextrose" listed as an ingredient on the bucket though it was not listed under "Ingredients" online. This was to be fed to four insulin resistant horses and two ulcer prone horses, so I would not have ordered had I known sugar was an ingredient.
There should be a warning of some sort about the dextrose in thise product, which is unnecessary to begin with. Granted, I should have really double checked the ingredients but I figured a natural vitamin E powder would only contain vitamin E. The ingredients are in fine print so it's harder to find anyways. I bought this for my Cushings/IR mare and within two days of being on it she went into a full blown laminitis episode. At first I had no idea why this happened, she was well controlled on her meds. Then I decided I should double check the label for this product since it was the only new addition. Low and behold, DEXTROSE! Metabolic horse owners beware!
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $52.98 (May 9) to $65.35 (Apr 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $63.08.
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