Tummyrite vs Solaminovit

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I tried to get a comparison online of Tummyrite Plus by Applied Nutrition vs Solaminovit by Allfarm, but I can't find anything that compares them. So can anyone help me?

The reason I ask is that I use Tummyrite Plus and I am very happy with it, but I am getting some Blue Gouldians and Solaminovit is recommended. I don't think I should use both, but it looks like Tummyrite Plus already covers the necessary vitamins and amino acids? Thanks for any help. 😊
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Never heard of either of them.
By birds get lots of natural greens and thrive.
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Soluminavit is used to help blue gouldians at an early stage in their life.
The main vitamins are vitamins A and E for essential health for blue gouldians and it has been proven for early life.
A and E vitamins can be bought separately in liquid forms from Alfarm products. If tummyrite has a good proportion of A and E vitamins you shouldn't have any problems.
Or just buy the liquid equivalent A E and add separately in soaked or sprouted seed fed.
Get the amount of A and E included on the label of both tummyrite and soluminavit components and compare them. Cheers
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I did try to look at the ingredients and compare them, but Tummyrite don't state the numbers for each additive. On the other hand, I do like the convenience of it being added to the seed they sell.
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Tony try this one but they don't mention vitamins but my mate uses this for his blues.
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Thanks Craig. Do you think it matters if they are also eating the seed with Tummyrite in it? Does it matter if they have both? Cheers.
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Finches can be over dosed with vitamins same as humans. The symptoms of over dosing is yellow/orange droppings same as yellow urine in humans.
Finches only need very minute doses of vitamins so if I were you just try the tummyrite and see how you go.
Adult birds fully coloured shouldn't need the vitamins it's only needed for their young in the first 6 months of life as it is fed to them by the parents through the seed and after they fledge to feed on it themselves.
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