Ready-to-drink joint health: Supple unveils innovative mobility boosting beverage
The Supple Drink is a dietary supplement that offers a chondroitin and glucosamine mix shown to support joint well-being and mobility after seven days. Supple’s “high-potency” glucosamine chondroitin supplements may also play a role in protecting cartilage and providing immune support.
“We all know the path to a healthier, better-functioning body: improving strength and flexibility, eating right, getting enough sleep and maintaining a healthy body weight,” says Peter Apatow, the founder of Supple. “Our goal is to create premium, clinically effective joint supplements that help you stay on that path.”
The team behind the development of the Supple Instant Drink says that it took several years to refine its formulation and production process to ensure the use of high-quality and clinical research-backed ingredients.
Formulating for convenience
The product’s formulation as a drink mix with a pleasant taste, instead of the traditional pill formulation, aims for an easier integration into consumers’ daily routine.
The ingredients used in Supple Instant Drink were identified using research conducted at international medical organizations such as The European Society for Clinical and Economic Aspects of Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases, The Pan-American League of Associations for Rheumatology, Cochrane and the US National Institutes of Health.
“All chondroitin and glucosamine are not the same, and what’s often found in joint supplements is not the high-quality, clinically effective ingredients or dosages that deliver real results,” Apatow explains. “We also excluded new fad ingredients with weak or limited research, focusing only on what has been proven to work.”
The drink mix features European pharmaceutical-grade chondroitin sulfate, which the company highlights is used by over 55 million people and commonly prescribed by European doctors, as well as high-purity, shellfish-free glucosamine.
It also contains high-purity Boswellia serrata AKBA (Acetyl 11-keto-β-boswellic acid) extract. In addition, the mix uses vitamins C and D3 for antioxidant protection, muscle function and bone health.
The product is caffeine-free and sugar-free, sweetened with a rebaudioside-A extract from the stevia plant. It has been independently verified by third-party laboratories, and it is made in the US with select global ingredients.
“For many, joint discomfort means giving up activities they love,” Apatow adds. “With Supple drinks with glucosamine, our goal is to help people rediscover movement and live life to the fullest, confident they’re using a product backed by real science.”
