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|Articles|April 1, 2006
Stress Inhibitor
Nutramax introduces Oxstrin, a veterinary exclusive oxidative stress inhibitor with super oxide dismutase (SOD) complex.
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Nutramax introduces Oxstrin, a veterinary exclusive oxidative stress inhibitor with super oxide dismutase (SOD) complex.
The product is made to maintain the oxidative balance in dogs by up-regulating SOD levels and gluthathione peroxidase, the company says.
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The SOD complex protects from gastric degradation and allows for its uptake by the dog's gastrointestinal tract. Veterinarians can manage oxidative stress through up-regulation of key enzymatic antioxidants, the company says.
The product is supplied as a scored chewable tablet in 30-count bottles.
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