Buffermin

Buffermin® L is bioavailable organic nutrients resulting from a unique chelation of mineral nutrients with amino acids and natural organic acids. This patented chelation process allows nutrients to be utilized more efficiently by animals.

Buffermin® Chromium Nicotinate is the product resulting from the chelation of chromium with nicotinic acid. It is a nutritional feed supplement for livestock and poultry. When used properly, the chelated chromium can prevent and correct chromium deficiency in animals.

Buffermin® Chromium Yeast is a product resulting from the fermentation of yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) with salts of chromium. It is a nutritional animal feed supplement formulated to prevent and correct chromium deficiency in animals.

Buffermin® Glycinates are chelated mineral products that have a mineral salt organically bound to the amino acid, glycine.Glycine is an important and conditionally essential amino acid for animals. Because of its small molecule size and low molecular weight, these glycine complexes can be passed through the digestive system of an animal without much interference. Buffermin® Glycinates are partially soluble and can be mixed with water, milk, or into dry formulations with other feed ingredients.

The Buffermin® Methionate line of products are designed to have a vastly higher degree of bio-availability than traditional inorganic minerals such as sulfates or oxides. Methionine is an essential sulfur amino acid that is often the first limiting nutrient in livestock and companion animal diets.

Buffermin® Proteinate is designed to have a vastly higher degree of bioavailability than traditional inorganic minerals such as sulfates or oxides. Buffermin® Proteinates are a line of chelated trace minerals that combine an amino acid and hydrolyzed protein source with an essential mineral.

Buffermin® SP is a multimineral mixture with bioavailable organic nutrients made from unique mineral chelation. Buffermin-SP corrects mineral deficiencies much quicker than conventional inorganic nutrients at lower concentrations in animal feeds.