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SUCCEED® Storage and Handling Guidelines

SUCCEED is a daily supplement program that supports the natural health of the equine digestive system. It’s available in oral paste, daily-serving oral syringes packed 30 to a carton, or as top-dress granules in three bucket sizes or in SmartPaks.

At Freedom Health, we strive to ensure consistency and quality in our products. As such, some basic guidelines for the proper handling and storage of the product can help ensure that the physical appearance and properties of SUCCEED are at their best.

Please be aware of the following notes and guidelines:

Storage

SUCCEED should be stored in a cool, dry location, out of direct sunlight. The product may be safely kept refrigerated when not in use.

Consistency

SUCCEED is developed from naturally occurring feed ingredients. As a result, some variation in color and consistency may be visible. Manufacturers of supplements often add fillers to their products, which can minimize the variation that naturally occurs. Freedom Health uses no such fillers. Slight variations in color or consistency have no bearing on product effectiveness or utility.

Moisture and Rancidity

SUCCEED contains minimal moisture, and no water is added to the product. By doing this, and thanks to the nature of the oat oil in SUCCEED, rancidity is very unlikely. In regular lab testing for rancidity, SUCCEED passes 100% of the time. When exposed to temperatures above 85° Fahrenheit, especially over longer periods, SUCCEED will bloom or release oil. This can give the appearance of the product being wet. However, this does not reflect moisture, and does not affect the product performance and utility.

Clumping

SUCCEED is a mixture of dry products (oat flour, amino acids and yeast) with oil. The blooming or release of oil (separation of oil from the dry materials) referenced above may result in the formation of clumps in the granular product. This has no effect on product performance or utility and can often be aided by shaking and refrigeration overnight.

Odor

Upon opening the SUCCEED container lid, you may notice a strong oat smell combined with an alcohol odor. The alcohol scent results from the alcohol – ethanol – used in the production of the raw materials, and it is harmless. It usually blows off after a short time.

Testing

A sample from every lot of SUCCEED is held for testing and long term evaluation (i.e., “shelf life” testing) to 2x the recommended use date (i.e., “best if used by” date). Product quality is consistently maintained over this period of time.

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If you have questions about SUCCEED, or how to properly handle and store it, please contact Freedom Health.

SUCCEED^® Testimonials:

The challenges of high caloric diets, training schedules and trailering can affect a horse’s natural digestive health, and that can affect performance, attitude, efficient digestion and more. We have found that SUCCEED® provides an effective natural approach for horses facing many of these rigorous conditions. I have reviewed a number of studies conducted by Freedom Health that demonstrate SUCCEED’s effectiveness on performance horses, brood mares and foals in a number of applications. Perhaps more importantly, I have seen the results first-hand and I have been impressed. I recommend SUCCEED® to my clients for general wellness and prevention. Many have seen the benefits in avoiding problems as well as improving their horse’s digestive health, conditioning and immunity. Plus, I use SUCCEED® on my own horses as well.

Emily Miller, DVM

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SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program provides an easy, effective and affordable approach to managing optimal digestive health in your horse. It’s been shown to be effective time after time, with top riders, trainers and veterinarians. SUCCEED is available as an oral paste and as granules in several sizes.

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