Myristin Softgels vs. Capsules: Choose a Product for People or Pets
Shopping for yourself or a pet? Start here to compare Myristin products and find the right format.
Myristin for people: softgels vs. capsules
Both formats contain cetyl myristoleate (CMO). The main differences are the format, amount of CMO per unit, and bottle size. Compare amounts per softgel or capsule rather than bottle count alone.
| Product | Format | Bottle sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Myristin Softgels | Oil-based softgel | 60 or 200 softgels |
| Myristin Capsules | Powder capsule with a corn-starch base | 120 capsules |
Prefer an oil-based softgel? Explore Myristin Softgels. Prefer a powder capsule? Explore Myristin Capsules. These formats are not interchangeable on a capsule-for-softgel basis. Follow the directions on the current product label and ask your healthcare professional which option fits your needs.
Myristin for dogs and cats
Myristin Hip & Joint Health Supplement for Dogs and Cats comes in bacon-flavored chewable tablets, in 120- and 240-tablet bottles. The formula includes CMO, glucosamine sulfate, and MSM.
Choose the pet formula for your dog or cat. Follow its current label for your animal's weight and consult your veterinarian about suitability, especially if your pet takes medication or has a health condition. Read our pet product guide.
Looking for a topical format?
Myristin Topical Cream is a separate product for external application. Check its label for ingredients and directions. It is not an oral supplement.
Frequently asked questions
What does CMO stand for?
CMO stands for cetyl myristoleate, an ingredient in Myristin products. Learn about the discovery of CMO.
Which bottle size should I choose?
Use the current label directions to estimate how long a bottle will last. Bottle count alone does not tell you the daily serving or total amount of CMO.
Can I subscribe?
Where available, product pages show subscription pricing and delivery options before checkout. Review the terms and choose a delivery interval that matches your use.
Still need help choosing?
Contact Myristin for help with product details, bottle sizes, and ordering.
For human dietary supplements: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.