Staysound Max RBC

B-Vitamin, Trace Mineral & Amino Acid Blood Builder

Staysound Max RBC is a comprehensive nutritional supplement combining B-group vitamins, iron, zinc, copper and L-lysine to support red blood cell production, energy metabolism and overall wellbeing in horses.

Designed for performance and working horses with increased nutritional demands, particularly where dietary assessment shows these nutrients may be inadequate.

Supplied as a liquid in 5 L and 20 L sizes.

Red Blood Cell Support

• Iron – required for normal haemoglobin production
• Vitamin B12 – involved in red blood cell formation and cellular function
• Copper – contributes to normal iron metabolism
• B-group vitamins – support cellular and energy metabolism

Complete B-Group Vitamins

B vitamins are involved in energy metabolism, cell growth and function, DNA and RNA synthesis, enzyme activity, nervous system function and red blood cell formation.

L-Lysine

Lysine is an essential amino acid horses cannot make themselves. It is important for protein synthesis, muscle maintenance, growth and tissue repair, and can be a limiting amino acid in some diets.

Ideal For

• Performance and working horses
• Horses with increased nutritional demands
• Diets deficient in key nutrients
• Horses needing extra B-vitamin, trace mineral and amino acid support

Key Benefits

• Full range of B-group vitamins, including B12
• Contains iron, zinc and copper
• Added L-lysine
• Supports red blood cell and haemoglobin production
• Supports oxygen transport and energy metabolism

Directions

Refer to the product label for dose rates, or consult your veterinarian.

Complete Blood Support

Staysound Max RBC supports healthy blood formation and energy metabolism as part of a balanced diet.

Max RBC supports, but does not replace, a balanced diet. True iron deficiency in adult horses is relatively uncommon and excess supplementation can create mineral imbalances, so consider total iron, copper and zinc intake. Horses with persistent fatigue, poor performance, pale mucous membranes or suspected anaemia should be assessed by a veterinarian. Read the label before use.