KER Nano-E

Super concentrated natural source vitamin E for vets. Nano•E’s unique delivery system increases the bioavailability of its vitamin E, allowing the horse to make full use of the supplement. The more vitamin E that is absorbed into the bloodstream, the more available it is for use as a body-wide antioxidant essential for tissue repair and for its imperative roles in various body systems.

Composition: Water, Lecithin

Analytical Constituents: Vitamina E (min) 250 UI/ml

Additives per Kg: Vitamin E/RRR-alpha tocopherol 250 UI, E330 citric acid 4g, potassium sorbate 3g, E433 Polyoxyethylene (20)-sorbitan monooleate 37,5g

Efficient Delivery:

Nano•E’s unique delivery system increases the bioavailability of its vitamin E, allowing the horse to make full use of the supplement.

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin and can be difficult for the horse to absorb. To overcome this, researchers use proprietary technology to encapsulate the vitamin E in nanoparticles and then surround each nanoparticle with a hydrophilic (water-loving) outer layer. This allows the nanoparticles to be rapidly and evenly released in water-based environments such as the gastrointestinal tract.

Super concentrated natural source vitamin E for vets. Nano•E’s unique delivery system increases the bioavailability of its vitamin E, allowing the horse to make full use of the supplement. The more vitamin E that is absorbed into the bloodstream, the more available it is for use as a body-wide antioxidant essential for tissue repair and for its imperative roles in various body systems.

Going Natural:

The chemical structures of synthetic and natural vitamin E differ, and these differences affect its potency in the body. Natural vitamin E is recognized as d-alpha-tocopherol, and is made up of a single isomer. Synthetic vitamin E, termed dl-alpha tocopherol, contains a mixture of eight different isomers, four tocopherols and four tocotrienols. Of these eight, only one is molecularly equivalent to natural vitamin E. Sources of natural vitamin E, especially Nano•E, more effectively raise serum levels when compared to synthetic. Controlled studies at Kentucky Equine Research indicate that Nano•E is superior to synthetic and other natural vitamin E sources. Form of α-tocopherol affects vitamin E bioavailability in Thoroughbred horses.