The history of Cortaflex

Cortaflex was invented,and produced by an American called Bruce Snipes. Bruce, a nutritionist, founded a company 28 years ago called Horse Health Products which made Red Cell, now owned by Farnham Companies Inc and is well known and respected in the international equestrian world.

Bruce Snipes has spent the last forty years bringing benefit to horses, dogs, cats and people, by producing mould breaking natural products, including pioneering the introduction of electrolytes and biotin for horses. Bruce first formulated a liquid product for horses and dogs, containing Chondroitin Sulphate and a complex array of highly efficient Glucosamine-like amino-saccharides. The reports back from satisfied customers was staggering. Bruce himself suffered terribly from arthritis in his hands and was taking powerful anti- inflammotary drugs and painkillers which were affecting his stomach. Consequently he was finding it difficult to play his favourite sport - golf.

So he formulated a special version for himself and got a company in North Carolina which specialises in manufacturing nutritional supplements for humans to make the formula for him. Cortaflex achieved the leading postion in assisting joint mobility, in both the United States and the United Kingdom, within 3 years. This has been regularly confirmed and the product has proved highly successful in double blind studies both in the United Kingdom and in the USA. The most recent of these, conducted by the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University, proved the effectiveness of Cortaflex in significantly improving joint mobility within 2 weeks. Additionally Cortaflex has been awarded the accolade of "Product of the Year" by the premier independent testing magazine in the USA - Horse Journal - who also considered Buteless (not Phenylbutazone) to be the most highly effective product in its field.

Bruce was soon back playing golf again.