Joint Formulas
Guides and comparisons Joint support supplements: glucosamine, chondroitin & MSM compared
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Himalaya Rumalaya Gel - 50 grams
€5.41 €108.20 / kg Add to cart -
2 flavours

Doctor's Best SAM-e, 400mg Double-Strength - 60 tablets
€81.99 €1.37 / pc Add to cart -

Jarrow Formulas SAMe 200 - 60 tablets
€53.99 €0.90 / pc Add to cart -

Jarrow Formulas SAMe 400 - 30 tablets
€55.99 €1.87 / pc Add to cart -

Jarrow Formulas SAMe 400 - 60 tablets
€85.99 €1.43 / pc Add to cart -

Life Extension SAMe S-Adenosyl-Methionine, 400mg - 60 enteric coated tabs
€70.99 Add to cart -

NOW Foods SAMe, 400mg - 30 tablets
€40.99 €1.37 / pc Add to cart -

NOW Foods SAMe, 400mg - 60 tablets
€72.99 €1.22 / pc Add to cart -

NOW Foods Shark Cartilage, 750mg - 100 caps
€19.99 €0.20 / pc Add to cart -

NOW Foods Silica Complex with Horsetail Extract - 180 tablets
€31.99 €0.18 / pc Add to cart -

Doctor's Best Synergistic Glucosamine MSM Formula with OptiMSM - 180 caps
€23.99 €0.13 / pc Add to cart -

Jarrow Formulas Type II Collagen Complex, 1000mg - 60 caps
€25.99 €0.43 / pc Add to cart
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM and collagen on a label?
They are different ingredients, each named in the ingredient list. Glucosamine, usually as sulphate or hydrochloride, is an amino sugar, chondroitin is normally chondroitin sulphate, MSM is methylsulphonylmethane, an organic sulphur compound, and collagen is a protein listed as hydrolysed collagen or peptides. Joint Complexes combine several of them.
What do the glucosamine and chondroitin amounts on a label refer to?
Some labels print the weight of the salt, such as glucosamine sulphate or hydrochloride, and others the amount of glucosamine itself, so check what the line names before comparing two products. Compare the amount per daily serving, which may be several capsules, rather than per capsule or per tablet.
Do joint products contain shellfish or other animal ingredients?
It depends on the formula, and the label states it. The ingredient list names the source of each ingredient and emphasises allergens such as crustaceans, molluscs and fish. Collagen is of animal origin, for example bovine or marine, and a product suitable for vegans says so on the label.