Frequently Asked Questions

Antinol Plus is good for young and aging dogs who may be having trouble moving in their later years. * Some of the clinically validated benefits of Antinol Plus include:

▪ May enhance joint comfort and mobility. *

▪ Works better and faster than glucosamine/chondroitin. *

▪ Supports a healthy inflammatory response. *

Antinol Plus is specifically for dogs.

The original Antinol formula, which preceded Antinol Plus, has been given successfully to cats for many years. Antinol Plus is similar to the original Antinol formula, but now with the added benefit of krill. Clinical research in dogs has shown that Antinol and Antinol Plus are equivalent at enhancing mobility and supporting joint health. If the original Antinol has worked for your cat, you should speak to your veterinarian about giving Antinol Plus a try.

Although the exact percentage of green-lipped mussel oil and krill oil in Antinol Plus is proprietary, the active ingredient in Antinol Plus is composed mostly of green-lipped mussel oil.

We include sorbitol in Antinol Plus to help make sure the soft gel capsules are sealed properly. This is important to ensure that the product is of high quality. Sorbitol is commonly used in the industry because it works well with krill.

Sorbitol is a safe and non-toxic excipient that is used in many supplements. In dogs, several studies have shown that doses of up to 20% sorbitol in dog food had no effect on overall health.

To put this into perspective, for a dog that weighs 20 lbs., 7.2% sorbitol in diet would equate to a daily intake of about 22 grams of sorbitol. Antinol Plus has .0007 grams of sorbitol per soft gel.

If you prefer to avoid sorbitol all together, the contents of the Antinol Plus soft gels may be emptied onto your pet’s food, since sorbitol is only present in the soft gel shell.

Antinol Plus is manufactured in the USA from globally sourced ingredients.

Antinol Plus is manufactured in the USA from globally sourced ingredients. It is made with green-lipped mussels that are sustainably farmed in New Zealand’s waters, which are reported among the cleanest on earth, and Antarctic Krill that is sourced from the nutrient-dense waters around Antarctica.

The soft gel capsules of Antinol Plus are made of bovine gelatin.

Antinol Plus can be given before, during, or after mealtimes.

Initial 4 weeks:
Up to 44 pounds: 2 soft gels daily
45+ pounds: 4 soft gels daily
Maintenance (Daily, starting week five):
Up to 44 pounds:1- 2 soft gels daily
45+ pounds: 2-4 soft gels daily

Since Antinol Plus is a natural supplement and not a drug, it takes some time to build up in the system. Please refer to the instructions below for best results for your dog:

▪ If they weigh up to 44 lbs: start them off at 2 Antinol Plus soft gels per day, for the first four weeks. If after that time they are doing well on that amount, you can keep them at a daily maintentance amount of 1 – 2 soft gels per day.

▪ If they weigh 45 lbs or more: start them off with 4 Antinol Plus soft gels per day for the first four weeks. If after that time they are doing well on that amount, you can keep them at a daily maintentance amount of 2-4 soft gels per day.

Antinol Plus comes in a convenient and small soft gel that is easy for your dog to chew and swallow.

We recommend you store Antinol Plus in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed. Please keep the product out of the reach of children and animals.

Antinol Plus is non-GMO+, dairy-free, and gluten-free. + We do not use ingredients that were produced using biotechnology.

We are not aware of side effects of this product when used as suggested.

Consult with your veterinarian before giving any pet health supplements to your dog, especially if they are taking medication or undergoing treatment for a medical condition.

Dog parents tell us they use pill pockets, wraps, or put in the dog’s_ _favorite treat; you can freeze the soft gel to hide the marine smell, however, do not heat the soft gel. You can even puncture the tiny soft gel with a sewing needle and squeeze the contents into their food or treat.

Yes, Antinol Plus can be used long-term when used as suggested.

The active ingredient in Antinol Plus is derived from the New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel and Antarctic Krill. The soft gels contain gelatine from beef origin. Therefore, it would not suit dogs that owners choose to keep on a vegetarian or vegan diet.

Antinol Plus is a pet health supplement for dogs, and not made for human consumption. If you are interested in a product that provides similar joint and mobility support for human consumption, we recommend you consider OmegaXL, by Great HealthWorks. OmegaXL is a dietary supplement for humans that has sold millions of bottles and has thousands of 5 star reviews. Visit us online at OmegaXL.com to learn more about the benefits of OmegaXL.

Yes, you can! Antinol Plus will be available in veterinary offices nationwide. If your vet doesn’t carry Antinol Plus yet, ask them to reach out to their distributor!