Fluid Flex EQ® is available now in the 100 Servings size and money-saving 2 Pack, with free shipping on U.S. retail orders.
Fast answer
Sodium hyaluronate is the sodium salt of hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally present in joint fluid and connective tissues. In a horse joint supplement, it belongs in the daily nutritional-support lane. It does not diagnose, treat, or reverse lameness or arthritis.
Why riders search for sodium hyaluronate
Most riders are trying to answer two practical questions: what form of hyaluronic acid is on the label, and how much is supplied in the horse's actual daily serving. Those details are more useful than package size or where an ingredient appears in marketing copy.
How much sodium hyaluronate does Fluid Flex EQ® provide?
Fluid Flex EQ® provides 100 mg of sodium hyaluronate per label serving. Use the current product label for the serving amount and feeding directions. When comparing products, compare guaranteed or clearly declared amounts per actual daily serving, not merely tub weight or the number of ingredients named on the front panel.
| Label fact |
What it means |
| 100 mg sodium hyaluronate |
Amount supplied per Fluid Flex EQ® label serving |
| 100 Servings |
About 100 daily servings when feeding one label serving per day |
| 2 Pack |
200 total label servings across two containers |
Where Fluid Flex EQ® fits
Fluid Flex EQ® is a granulated, feed-through joint and mobility supplement for a consistent daily routine. It is not a substitute for a veterinary exam, prescribed treatment, appropriate conditioning, hoof care, body-weight management, or sensible footing.
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Frequently asked questions
Is sodium hyaluronate the same as hyaluronic acid?
Sodium hyaluronate is the sodium salt form of hyaluronic acid. Product labels may use either term, so compare the named form and the amount supplied per serving.
How much sodium hyaluronate is in Fluid Flex EQ®?
Fluid Flex EQ® supplies 100 mg of sodium hyaluronate per label serving. Follow the current label for the serving amount and directions.
Can sodium hyaluronate fix lameness?
No. Lameness can have many causes and needs appropriate veterinary evaluation. A feed-through supplement belongs in a broader management plan, not in place of diagnosis or treatment.
