📚 Research & References

The science behind the shelf talk.

Published studies, patent references, official documentation, and educational materials on carnosine, magnesium, and topical delivery — so you can read the sources yourself, not just take our word for it.

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Equine Research

Review the published 2021 crossover study on transdermal carnosine delivery in 10 Thoroughbred racehorses.

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U.S. Patent Reference

U.S. Patent No. 10,973,868 B2, a topical composition based on a carnosine-magnesium complex.

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Carnosine & Magnesium

Learn what carnosine and magnesium are, why they matter, and the challenges of oral supplementation.

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Fortigo for Horses

Explore Fortigo — a topical carnosine gel formulated for horses in training, competition, and daily care.

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🏆 Official Documentation
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FDA Approval Report

Official FDA documentation for LactiGo (NDC 72481-101).

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Informed Sport Certification

Third-party tested and certified by Informed Sport. LactiGo is Informed Sport certified.

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New Zealand All Blacks Study

Published research on carnosine and performance with the New Zealand All Blacks.

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Sources

Equine Study: Dieter BP, Macias CJ, Sharpe TJ, et al. “Transdermal delivery of carnosine into equine skeletal muscle.” Comparative Exercise Physiology, 17(5), 2021. DOI: 10.3920/CEP200077. View publisher page

All Blacks Study: Published research on carnosine and performance with the New Zealand All Blacks. Taylor & Francis Online, 2025. View publisher page

Patent: U.S. Patent No. 10,973,868 B2. “Composition for Topical Use Based on a Carnosine-Magnesium Complex.” April 13, 2021. View PDF

FDA Report: FDA Approval Report for LactiGo, NDC 72481-101. View FDA report

Informed Sport Certification: LactiGo is Informed Sport certified, third-party tested for banned substances.

Patents protect inventions and do not by themselves prove that every advertised benefit has been clinically established. The relationship between the studied formulation and current commercial products should be confirmed before describing any study as a direct product trial. The All Blacks study is human research and is not proof of equine outcomes.

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Then feel it work.

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