I was about to order Comfort Quik When I happened to read Vittoria Palazzi's review. Sure enough SUCRALOSE Ingredient #1. I wrote to other wholesaler's that carried product which stated it was the ORIGINAL Formula, but what I was told was that the website had not been updated and "YES" Sucralose was now the number 1 ingredient. Sad and disappointing.

I cannot believe I am seeing SUCRALOSE as an ingredient, and the first one to boot, for CQ. I have been using this product for YEARS, for my older mare. And I used most of Dr Reilly's products which in the past were fantastic and so effective. Now the company got sold, and the first thing is prices went way up, recurring customer discount disappeared, and the list of ingredients changed. And not for the better. I just sent off a letter to Dr Reilly, and I need to express my incredible disappointment in seeing how an excellent product, my go to product I never wanted to be without, has become a product I will never buy again. Sucralose increases inflammation! Sucralose should never be in any list of ingredients, but especially not in a list for horses products which are for decreasing inflammation. I came to these products including Heiro, Heave Ho, HappyMare because THEY WORKED, and they worked over and over again. But I cannot for the life of me even consider giving my horses an artificial ingredient (yes, I know the horse world is full of them, so are products for humans; that is why I came here to buy in the past!) when I am so careful about giving my horses only ingredients that are healthy and help the body, not hinder and harm it. So incredibly disappointed and very very sad about this.

I have been using this for just over 3 weeks for my 21 year old Arabian. He seems to be moving a little better now. He eats it very well.

I began Comfort Quik (CQ) w/hemp a few weeks ago on my 19 yo QH gelding that injured his back end some how on a 50 acre pasture with several other horses. I got him 4 months ago and immediately tried other products with no signs of improvement. I think he is now showing some signs of improvement. He still has a hard time walking after he gets up from sleeping, but he seems to get around quicker now. Chiro believes he may have a slight case of arthritis in left hock. Product seems to be working when nothing else did.

I knew my 23-year-old FoxTrotter mare was in pain. She didn't want to be ridden, and when I did ride her for a short amount of time, she broke out in a sweat. I started her on Comfort Quick two months ago. She wants to be ridden, and there is no profuse sweating after 5 minutes of riding!
I got the one with the hemp. It works!