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Legend Injectable Solution (Hyaluronate Sodium) for Horses , 2 ml

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Advanced Joint Injection Relief for Performance Horses

Product Description

Legend Injectable Solution (Hyaluronate Sodium) for Horses helps manage joint dysfunction of the carpus or fetlock caused by non-infectious synovitis associated with equine osteoarthritis. This FDA-approved prescription injection supports healthier synovial fluid, reduces intra-articular inflammation, and improves comfort, mobility, and performance in hardworking or aging horses under veterinary supervision.

Benefits

  • Targeted Joint Support: Formulated to treat carpal and fetlock dysfunction from non-infectious synovitis.
  • Improved Synovial Fluid: Helps restore regular joint lubrication and viscoelastic shock-absorbing properties.
  • Clinically Evaluated Results: Field studies demonstrated high rates of improvement in lameness scores.
  • Veterinary-Directed Therapy: Administered only on a veterinarian’s order for tailored joint care.
  • Once-Weekly Regimen: Label dosing allows weekly treatments, up to three consecutive injections.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Hyaluronate Sodium (10 mg/mL)
Inactive Ingredients: Sterile Water for Injection, Sodium Chloride

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

  • Standard IV Dose: Administer 4 mL (40 mg) intravenously; repeat weekly for up to three treatments.
  • Legend Multi Dose & 4 mL: These 20 mL and 4 mL Legend formulations are injected intravenously only.
  • Legend 2 mL Options: Legend 2 mL (20 mg) can be given intravenously at a 4 mL dosage or intra-articularly in the carpus or fetlock.
  • Intra-Articular Administration: For intra-articular use, 2 mL (20 mg) is injected into the carpus or fetlock, strictly under veterinary guidance.
  • Aseptic and Post-Care: Use strict aseptic technique; provide stall rest after treatment, then gradually resume regular activity as directed by the veterinarian.

Additional Information

Precautions

  • Intravenous Use Only: Do not administer Legend intra-articularly; it is labeled for intravenous use in horses.
  • Food Animal Warning: Do not use in horses intended for human consumption due to residue concerns.
  • Human Safety Warning: Not for human use; keep Legend Injectable Solution out of reach of children.
  • Lameness Evaluation: In acute lameness, perform appropriate diagnostics to rule out fractures or severe injury.
  • Breeding Animal Caution: Safety has not been established in breeding stallions or breeding, pregnant, or lactating mares.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How quickly does Legend Injectable Solution (Hyaluronate Sodium) for Horses start relieving joint discomfort?

Ans: Many horses show noticeable improvement in comfort and mobility within several days after a Legend injection, although individual responses vary. Relief may last for weeks, depending on the severity of osteoarthritis, overall management, and your veterinarian’s treatment plan.

Q2: Can Legend Injectable Solution be used with other equine joint therapies?

Ans: Legend is often incorporated into a broader joint-care program that may include oral supplements, corrective shoeing, controlled exercise, or additional medications. Your veterinarian will decide which combinations are safe and beneficial for your horse’s specific joint condition.

Q3: How frequently can a horse receive Legend injections?

Ans: Legend is typically administered as a 4 mL intravenous dose that may be repeated at weekly intervals for a total of three treatments. After this series, your veterinarian will reassess your horse and determine whether any further courses are appropriate.

Q4: Is Legend suitable for long-term management of equine osteoarthritis?

Ans: Legend can be used as part of a comprehensive long-term management plan designed to enhance comfort, mobility, and performance. However, ongoing treatment schedules, rest, exercise adjustments, and additional therapies should always be customized and supervised by an equine veterinarian.

Q5: What signs might indicate that a horse could benefit from Legend therapy?

Ans: Horses with joint dysfunction may show lameness, stiffness after exercise, reluctance to perform everyday movements, shortened stride, or discomfort in the carpal or fetlock joints. A veterinarian can evaluate these signs and determine whether Legend injections are appropriate.

Q6: Is Legend Injectable Solution appropriate for older horses with advanced arthritis?

Ans: Many older horses with established osteoarthritis receive Legend as part of a multimodal management strategy. The veterinarian will consider the degree of joint damage, other health conditions, and concurrent medications before recommending Legend for an older horse.

Q7: How should Legend Injectable Solution be stored before administration?

Ans: Store Legend at or below room temperature, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Do not freeze the vials. Always keep the product securely out of reach of children and animals. Discard any unused portion according to your veterinarian’s directions.

Q8: Can Legend Injectable Solution be given to breeding, pregnant, or lactating mares?

The manufacturer has not established the safety of Legend in breeding stallions or in breeding, pregnant, or lactating mares. Because reproductive status may influence risk, your veterinarian must carefully weigh potential benefits and uncertainties before recommending use.

Q9: Is Legend Injectable Solution safe for horses raised for human consumption?

Legend carries a warning that it must not be used in horses intended for human consumption. If there is any possibility that a treated horse could enter the food chain, talk with your veterinarian about alternative treatment options before starting Legend therapy.