Glucosamine Chondroitin 1500 mg+ 1200 mg Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Tablets, Capsules

Available Strengths: 1500 mg+ 1200 mg

Reference Brands: -

Category: Nutraceuticals

Glucosamine with chondroitin tablets and capsules, 1500 mg plus 1200 mg per daily serving, a combination food supplement. For importers, distributors, pharmacy chains and private-label buyers needing documented supply.

Product Description:

Glucosamine with chondroitin is a two-ingredient food supplement. Glucosamine is an amino sugar, supplied as the sulfate or hydrochloride and made from shellfish shells or by fermentation. Chondroitin sulfate is a large sugar chain extracted from animal cartilage, typically bovine, porcine, chicken or fish. This page lists 1500 mg glucosamine with 1200 mg chondroitin, the combined daily amount familiar from many labels, in tablet or capsule form. That total is usually split over two or three units.

In most markets this combination is sold as a food or dietary supplement aimed at adults. In some European countries glucosamine alone is also registered as a medicine, so the same ingredient can sit in different categories depending on dose, form and wording. Rules on claims, daily amounts and warnings differ by country. Shellfish-derived glucosamine needs an allergen statement. Many labels advise people taking warfarin to speak to a pharmacist first.

Sourcing notes. Chondroitin is a known target for adulteration, so ask how assay is done and prefer a specific method such as HPLC or an enzymatic test over simple titration. Pharmacopoeial monographs exist for both glucosamine salts and for chondroitin sulfate sodium. Request the source species for chondroitin with a TSE/BSE statement where it is bovine, and the source of glucosamine. A CoA per batch should cover label claim, heavy metals, microbial limits and disintegration. Ask for a supplement GMP or HACCP certificate; bottles with desiccant suit these hygroscopic salts. Your enquiry should state the salt form, dosage form, halal or kosher needs and the destination's regulatory category.