What is Alpha2EQ® 

Our Alpha2EQ kits filter and use the potent biological

anti-inflammatory molecule to address equine lameness, joint inflammation, soft tissue injury and airway inflammation at the source.


Orthobiologics: What are they and why are they important?


Orthobiologics are derived from natural substances found in the body. They can be used to promote healing. When trauma occurs to joints and soft tissue, it triggers the inflammatory cascade.  This includes the release of protease enzymes and pro-inflammatory cytokines.

Left unchecked, proteases and cytokines may cause more tissue damage.

 

Alpha-2-macroglobulin: A potent anti-inflammatory molecule


Alpha-2-macroglobulin (α2M) is a naturally occurring protein within the blood. The molecule has the ability to block the destructive effect of these enzymes by capturing them in a “trap” when the enzymes cleave the molecule’s amino acid “bait” region. α2M has a unique multimodal mechanism of action: non-specific protease inhibition, gene regulation, as well as cytokine and growth factor modulation.

Alpha2EQ®: Targeting injury at the source


Alpha2EQ is powered by our advanced, patented AlphaActive filtration process. This highly improved process filters plasma proteins from the equine patient’s own blood, removing the harmful proteins that can remain in other autologous plasma products leaving an isolated alpha-2-macroglobulin product.


In just a few simple steps utilizing the AlphaActive filtration process, Alpha2EQ delivers a reliable product to target injury at the source.

  • Easy on-site processing
  • Multi-dose kit
  • Freezable for up to 12 months 
  • Drug free, no banned substances


Talk to your veterinarian about Alpha2EQ

F E A T U R E S  o f  A l p h a 2 E Q

Results Seen in Multiple Sites & Multiple Conditions

I N C L U D I N G  B U T  N O T  L I M I T E D  T O

Osteoarthritis

Soft Tissue Lesions

Hock Joints

Suspensory Ligament

Synovitis

Coffin Joints

SI Joints

Deep Digital Flexor Tendon

Bursitis

Navicular Bursa

Cervical Facets

Collateral Ligaments

Stifle Joints

Fetlock

Carpal Joints

Plus Many Others 

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