EQ-Royal can be used for any horse to prepare for an event. EQ-Royal is a revolutionary horse blood supplement that promotes natural EPO and red blood cell production, optimizes oxygen levels, and improves muscle function and endurance.*

EQ-Royal is designed to be ta quick-acting natural EPO enhancer. In clinical studies, EQ-Royal active ingredients were shown to promote circulating red blood cell and hemoglobin levels over a six-week period. Red blood cell levels were maintained with continued use of the active ingredients of EQ-Royal. Results were observed after 3-4 weeks of use.*

EQ-Royal stimulates your horse’s body to safely promote production of erythropoietin (EPO) hormone. Erythropoietin helps the horse’s red blood cell levels and oxygen-carrying capacity, to support muscle function and endurance in horses.*

EQ-Royal is formulated for optimum short-term and long-term effects. EQ-Royal is designed to promote circulating natural EPO levels.* Within a month, use of EQ-Royal active ingredients has been shown to support red blood cell and hemoglobin levels in horses. You may notice your horse return to its prior endurance levels after abstaining from use or EPO-Equine for more than two weeks

EQ-Royal is the only horse supplement with a 100% money-back guarantee.

Clinical research and over 60 years of manufacturing experience have combined for the first time to create our EPO-Rquine horse supplement.

If you are dissatisfied with EPO-Equine after the first month of use for any reason, you will recieve a 100% refund of your purchases price - even if you used the enitre bottle.

We want your decision to try EQ-Royal to be easy — 100% guaranteed.

EQ-Royal is scientifically formulated — first and foremost — for safety. All ingredients have been used in the general food supply for years.

Active compounds specially prepared in the proprietary Endurance Complex have been cited in scientific studies. If, for any reason, packages do not meet pharmaceutical standards, the products do not leave our facility.

EQ-Royal is manufactured for safety in a fully temperature-controlled, FDA-inspected facility that ensures purity and accuracy of materials through inspection and evaluation at every step of production and packaging. With a strong commitment to meet or exceed U.S. Government regulations, we uphold the FDA’s official standards of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) in all of our operations and our facility has received independent cGMP verification.

EQ-Royal does not contain Epogen® (epoetin alfa), erythropoietin, EPO or any banned substances on the USEF Drugs and Medication Guidelines or the FEI Prohibited Substances List.

Each jar contains 30 scoops of powder. Use as a topdress supplement and feed two scoops daily while in traininig. Each scoop is about 3 grams.

No. EQ-Royal does not contain any banned substances.

EQ-Royal is supported by clinical research, and active compounds specially prepared in the proprietary Endurance® complex have been cited in over 5,000 scientific studies, including the following:

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