EquiG Plus | Concentrated Joint & Muscle Support
Small serve. Serious concentration.
Some horses in hard work ask for a little more than the daily foundation — and that is exactly the job EquiG Plus was designed for. Three standardised botanical extracts — turmeric's curcuminoids at a standardised 95%, black-pepper extract chosen for absorption, and boswellia — support healthy joints, suppleness and muscle condition, in a serve so small it disappears into a handful of damp feed.
✓ Targeted support for healthy joints and suppleness
✓ Designed alongside ProflamAid Plus — feed as a pair, or alone
✓ Standardised extracts: 95% curcuminoids, 95% piperine
✓ Just 5g a day · no devil's claw · human-grade, TGA-listed
From £1.20 a day for horses — 72p for ponies.
COMPOSITION
Curcumin, Demethoxycurcumin, Bisdemthoxycurcumin = 95% Curcuminoids, 95% Piperline and 30% Boswellia Serrata extract
Most Importantly, EquiG Plus contains the following active ingredients:
- Curcumin C3 Complex – patented and exclusive to Hi Form Australia Pty Ltd
- BioPerine extract (Piper Nigrum)– patented and exclusive to Hi Form Australia Pty Ltd
- Boswellia Serrata extract
- Palatinose Plus Essential Fatty Acids
The concentrated, targeted layer for the hardest-working horses — designed alongside ProflamAid
Plus.
- Yours is one of the hardest-working horses on the yard
- The season is asking for the step up from the foundation
- The calendar is heavy with travel and back-to-back outings
- The advice team has suggested adding the targeted layer
(1 Spoon = 5g)
RATE PER DAY
300kg - 2.5g
500kg + - 5g
Feeding rates may vary depending on the horse and ailments. Contact Hi Form UK for specific recommendations.
Orders are picked and sent quickly - order before 1pm (Monday to Friday) and it will ship the same day via next day delivery (Monday - Saturday). With free UK shipping over £100.
Orders placed after 1pm on Friday will be shipped the following Monday.
UK delivery is £3.50, and free on orders over £100
What is EquiG Plus?
The targeted one
ProflamAid Plus is our broad daily foundation for the moving parts — twenty-plus actives covering joints, muscles and everything that connects them. EquiG Plus is the specialist designed to work alongside it: a deliberately short formula of three concentrated botanical extracts, carried on palatinose and human-grade full-fat debittered soy flour (the same oral-grade flour as our EquiSoy, bringing essential fatty acids of its own). Nothing else. No fillers, no padding — a formula you can read in one breath.
Standardised, not sprinkled
The word doing the heavy lifting on this label is 'standardised'. Plain turmeric root is typically only a few percent curcuminoids — which is why turmeric-feeding usually means big yellow scoops and a pepper grinder waved hopefully over the bucket. EquiG Plus uses Curcumin C3 Complex, a patented turmeric extract standardised to a minimum 95% curcuminoids — the same three signature compounds in every single serve. Alongside it, BioPerine: black-pepper fruit extract standardised to 95% piperine, included for one reason — absorption. Boswellia serrata, a resin extract with centuries of traditional use, completes the trio. Three extracts, chosen to work as one — and the reason the serve is 5g, not 50.
Designed alongside ProflamAid Plus
The two were designed as a working pair: ProflamAid Plus supplies the broad musculoskeletal foundation — botanicals, vitamins, minerals and tissue salts — and EquiG Plus adds targeted intensity for the horses being asked the big questions: fittening work, regular jumping, a full competition season. Plenty of customers feed both; EquiG Plus also stands happily on its own. Not sure which your horse needs? Our free nutrition advice team will tell you honestly — including when the answer is 'just one of them'.
Clean sport by design
EquiG Plus is formulated without devil's claw — an ingredient common in this category that competing riders have to think carefully about. Every ingredient is human grade and TGA-listed, made in our HACCP-certified, Feedsafe-accredited facility in Australia, with batch traceability. The label hides nothing, because there's nothing to hide.
What it does
Tap any benefit for the detail.
A horse in hard work asks a lot of its joints, every school and every stride. EquiG Plus provides concentrated botanical support for healthy joints and suppleness — designed for the horses whose workload has earned a little extra.
Fittening, jumping weekly, eventing through a season — supple, easy movement is what all that work is built on. EquiG Plus supports suppleness and muscle condition in horses in hard work and competition.
Standardisation means every 5g serve carries the same concentrated actives, batch after batch — no guessing what this season's root powder happens to contain. It's the difference between an extract and an ingredient list that merely mentions turmeric.
BioPerine — black-pepper fruit extract standardised to 95% piperine — is in the formula for one job: absorption. It's why the blend is built as a team rather than a solo act, and one more reason the serve stays tiny.
The two formulas were designed side by side and share the same philosophy: concentrated, human-grade, herbivore-appropriate nutrition. Feed them together for the full picture, or EquiG Plus on its own — the free nutrition advice team will help you choose.
Five grams hides in the smallest handful of damp feed, and for the true connoisseurs of resistance it mixes into a paste and syringes directly. Suitable for ongoing daily use, season after season.
A two-minute education in reading a turmeric label.
Turmeric, done properly
Start with the root
Turmeric is the root of Curcuma longa — a ginger cousin that's spent several thousand years in kitchens and traditional practice across Asia. The part everyone's interested in is what gives it that unmistakable gold: a small family of compounds called curcuminoids — curcumin and its two siblings, demethoxycurcumin and bisdemethoxycurcumin. When people talk about turmeric, they're really talking about these.
The number nobody prints
Here's the thing the feed room rarely hears: plain ground turmeric — the golden powder in the kitchen cupboard and in most turmeric tubs — is typically only 2–5% curcuminoids. The other 95-and-something percent is root: fibre, starch, oils. Perfectly natural, and mostly not the point. So 'contains turmeric' on a label tells you almost nothing. The honest question for any turmeric product is: what percentage curcuminoids — and is that number guaranteed?
What 'standardised' actually means
A raw herb varies with the soil, the season and the harvest — the same field can give you a different root two years running. A standardised extract is the fix: the plant is concentrated to a guaranteed level of its signature compounds, so the number on the label is a promise, not a hope. Every batch, the same. It's the difference between buying 'some turmeric' and buying a known quantity of the part you wanted.
Why C3 Complex specifically
EquiG Plus uses Curcumin C3 Complex — a patented turmeric extract standardised to a minimum 95% curcuminoids, carrying all three of turmeric's signature compounds in fixed proportion. It's one of the world's best-known branded curcumin ingredients, the kind you'll find named on premium human supplements — and that's precisely why we chose it: a name on the label you can look up, instead of an anonymous powder you can't. From 2–5% in the kitchen cupboard to a guaranteed 95% in the scoop — that's the whole story of why the serve is 5g and not fifty.
The pepper isn't garnish
Curcuminoids are famously reluctant travellers — hard for the body to take up on their own, which is why the old yard habit was a hopeful wave of the pepper grinder over the bucket. EquiG Plus builds the answer in: BioPerine, a black-pepper fruit extract standardised to 95% piperine, included for one job — absorption. No guessing at grinder maths. The pairing is the design.
Comparing joint supplements? Read the labels together
Two tubs can both say 'joint support' and contain very different things. Our advice is the same as ever: turn them around. Three things to compare — what's actually added, how concentrated the extracts are, and what a day costs at the recommended feed rate.
| Feature | 
EquiG Plus |
Typical turmeric blend |
|---|---|---|
| Turmeric preparation | ✓Patented extract standardised to 95% curcuminoids | Plain ground root — typically 2–5% |
| Black pepper | ✓Built in — extract standardised to 95% piperine | Add your own, and guess the amount |
| Boswellia serrata | ✓Included, concentrated extract form | Rarely included |
| Daily serve | ✓5g (3g for ponies) | Commonly 20–30g+ by the scoop |
| Devil's claw | ✗None — formulated without it | Check the label if you compete |
| Carriers | ✓Palatinose + human-grade full-fat soy flour | Often unstated |
| Accreditations | ✓HACCP · Feedsafe · Australian Made | Varies — check |
| Honest cost measure | ✓From £1.20/day (72p ponies) | Compare per DAY, not per kg |
Typical figures drawn from published labels of leading UK herbal joint supplements at their recommended feed rates, at full price. We'd genuinely rather you compared than guessed.
What's Inside?
Key bio-available ingredients
BioPerine (Piper nigrum)Black-pepper fruit extract standardised to 95% piperine, included for absorption — the quiet logistics of the formula, so a 5g serve can do its job.Tiny serve, by design
Mix into slightly damp feed. It can also be made into an oral paste and syringed, if your horse prefers the direct approach. The serve is small because the extracts are concentrated — measure in grams and don't round up.
Every horse is different — if you're unsure whether yours needs EquiG Plus, ProflamAid Plus or both, our free nutrition advice team will happily tell you (even if the answer is 'neither, yet').
When does my horse need EquiG in their feed bucket?
The moments it was made for...
- Yours is one of the hardest-working horses on the yard
- ProflamAid Plus is the foundation and the season is asking for the step up
- The calendar is heavy with travel and back-to-back outings
- Our nutrition advice team has suggested adding the targeted layer
- You want the concentrated option: 5g, standardised extracts, no passengers
What it actually costs
From £1.20 a day for horses — 72p for ponies — on the 2kg pouch.
The 100g pouch (£36) is a tidy 20-day trial for a horse, about £1.80 a day — or over a month for a pony. From there the maths gets kinder: 300g lasts 60 days (£1.50 a day), 600g lasts 120 (£1.29), and the 2kg tub runs 400 days at £1.20 — around the price of a coffee every other day, for targeted support of the moving parts.
Could we make it cheaper? Easily — we'd swap standardised extracts for plain ground root, and you'd be feeding ten times the powder for the privilege. The concentration is the point, and it's the spend we won't cut.
SUBSCRIBE & SAVE
The smallest pouch in the feed room, on autopilot
A fresh pouch delivered monthly — made in our just-in-time batches, never warehouse-aged, £2 delivery per pouch, and you can swap, pause or cancel whenever you like. At the 5g rate a horse gets through about 150g a month, so the subscription size is genuinely little-and-often.
FAQs
We are always available to chat through your queries and questions. Just drop us a message or give us a call!
They're a designed pair. ProflamAid Plus is the broad daily foundation for the moving parts — twenty-plus actives including vitamins, minerals and tissue salts. EquiG Plus is the targeted concentrate alongside it: three standardised botanical extracts in a 5g serve. Horses in hard work often have both; the free nutrition advice team will tell you honestly what yours needs — including when it's just one of them.
Because the extracts are standardised and concentrated. Plain turmeric root is typically 2–5% curcuminoids, so it has to be fed by the scoopful; Curcumin C3 Complex is standardised to 95%, with black-pepper extract included for absorption. Small serve, full story.
That's one for your vet first, always. EquiG Plus is a complementary feed supplement for maintaining healthy horses, not a medicine or a replacement for one. Once your vet is happy, our free nutrition advice team can help it fit alongside whatever they've prescribed.
It's formulated without devil's claw — an ingredient competing riders have to think carefully about — and made with clean sport in mind in a HACCP-certified, Feedsafe-accredited facility with batch traceability. See our Clean Sport page for the full picture.
At 5g in slightly damp feed, most never notice. For the truly committed refusenik, mix it into a paste and syringe it — the label's polite way of saying 'non-negotiable, darling'.
Nutrition is a patient game — commit to 8–12 weeks of consistent daily feeding as part of the ration, and let your own eyes (and your instructor's comments) be the judge.
QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST.
