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as understand our products.
Our goal is to help save
horses lives.
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Georgia and her horse "Jamboree" - 01-04-07
Dear Sid or David,
I am so mad at you both. You have such an amazing
product and nobody knows about it. I read an article recently in Horse
Illustrated about a woman who has a now blind Appy because she went
through what so many of us have with our Appys and didn't know about
you. Fortunately my frantic search for something to help my horse
finally led me to you. My horse is doing fantastic and hasn't had a
flair up of either uveitis or ulcers. Your product is fantastic. Why
aren't you advertising in the Appaloosa Horse Club? Why aren't you in
magazines? Why aren't people writing articles about your product in
magazines? Why aren't you at big horse shows, like Westworld in AZ? You
should have a link on their website. I am furious to think that people
like myself will not find you in time. You need to market yourself.
Hell, I'll sell it for you. Here is my boy, Jamboree, now 17. I got him
a year ago in December. Your response?
Georgia Benyk
www.webspawner.com/users/gbenyk
I've
read your email to Sid, and he had the warmest laugh. It is very
interesting but he asks these same questions every day. Why aren't
there any exclusive studies being conducted by major universities?
They all know about Guardian Mask products, and they use Guardian
Mask products, so why do they not interview Sid or do research using
the mask? Well, we are under the impression that it is very simply
because the Guardian Mask products actually work and do not make them
as much money as all of the very expensive treatments that they
recommend. This also answers the question of why articles are not
written. Most of the articles are revolving around the eye
conditions with beautiful descriptions and recommendations but the
only articles that have mentioned Guardian Mask, seem to list the
product as a last resort alternative with a very little mention.
There has never been an article written about the Guardian Mask, nor
has Sid ever been interviewed for such a successful product.
We
also used to print information on our web site about the
veterinarians that use these masks as a tool to diagnose horses, then
never tell their customers about the mask and instead charge horrific
fees for repeated treatments and medications or surgeries that wind
up costing the customer literally thousands of dollars and do nothing
for the horse other than prolong the pain from these treatments,
prolong the disease, and prolong the heartbreak of the owner
themselves. Well, this apparently sparked a veterinary reader into
a fit of rage, he wrote a very demanding email for the material to be
removed. This veterinarian argued adamantly that neither he, nor his
colleagues across America would ever do such a thing, that they had
ethics, sworn oaths and for Guardian Mask to be slamming
them in such a manner was appalling. He also stated that he
would never support such propaganda from a company such as Guardian
even though he believed strongly that these products actually do work
and are proven even to himself.
After
explaining to this kind veterinarian, about Sid's direct experience
with previous veterinarians over the years and having these things
happen repeatedly all across the globe, I was able to compromise and
revise the material on the web site to be more positive.
I felt perhaps after many positive experiences, it was due.
Sadly, the very next day, we received a request from a veterinarian
who stated, "I want to purchase a few masks to diagnose my clients
horses". This request, came from the same veterinarian
who Sid refused to sell masks to one year before. I sent
the veterinarian a very nice letter stating Sid's personal feelings
about not wanting to do business with this attitude, and a very
detailed letter explaining why. He refused the
sale a second time and the veterinarian never replied, and again.
It is
this attitude, that we have tried to turn around by exposure, and by
Sid having literally thousands of conversations with customers about
their horses. Giving them confidence that there is hope for their
beloved animals, also educating them on the diseases to help these
people understand further what type of devastating conditions these
problems are. Sid has been understanding, and more helpful than any
university or veterinary clinic has ever been to his customers. He
cares.
And
while Sid has undergone many business hardships in trying to help
people help their animals, he still puts his heart into the products
and customers to help horses all around the world. The Guardian
Mask company is still very small, with Sid at the helm and David at
his side, two very skilled seamstresses and myself helping him with
the Internet and web creation and maintenance, it has been a long
road. We have tried many avenues in getting the word out, but it has
been difficult only being able to reach others by word of mouth.
Most of Sid's customers over the years have discovered his glorious
product simply by using the product, seeing the wonderful life saving
results, and telling other friends about the product.
Even
Sid's initial efforts in the beginning were laboring, he and David
hired a local "skilled web designer" to help create a web site that
would network horse owners and spread the word and help educate them
with the dream to offer his product as a solution in saving horses
lives. This is about the time that I met Sid through a very close
friend. My friend Cindy had a horse with uveitis, and since I too am
a horse owner, I was intrigued by this condition never having heard
of or seen it before. I visited her daily and since our common
interest was horses, I was able to see first hand how this "mask"
worked. Not only did she use this mask daily on her horse, but she
also had a second horse she began using it on. This horse was
somewhat of a rescue horse, a small white Spanish Barb. Tallula was
her name, and poor Tallula was in the worst shape ever. She had
cloudy runny eyes that were draining half way down her face, she was
constantly "down" or seemingly depressed, and would hide under shaded
areas all the time. Cindy asked Sid for a smaller version of what
she was using on her horse, and started using this amazing mask on
Tallula. In every visit I had with her, I saw with my own eyes how
Tallula recovered, her spirits had lifted, she was out in the sun
grazing like a normal horse, and this little mare even had fits of
joy kicking up her heels. She would come to Cindy and lower her
head asking for the mask every early morning, and I was just simply
amazed.
Cindy
knew I had been dabbling in web designs and trying to teach myself
how to create them, so she showed me the pathetic little web site and
introduced me to Sid. I was confident that I could come up with a
better design and start actually writing up information to add to it,
and well 7 years later, the compilation you see now is what we
have. While we do not have as much information on the site as we
would like to, it has helped so many horse owners understand their
horses needs a whole lot better and it has touched people enough to
contribute their own stories and experiences, so that others may
learn and be encouraged that they are not alone and that there is
hope. We will always continue to improve and add to this site as
time progresses, and we are also very hopeful that one day there will
be a larger focus on Sid's products by the magazines and universities
so we can help even more horses. I've also personally had a full
fledged effort in trying to spread the word using as many resources
as I can find on the Internet, when I took up a personal interest in
Sid's product, and got to know Sid and understand how he feels about
helping animals, I support Sid fully and will continue to help as
much as humanly possible as I believe in Sid first and foremost, and
I believe in his product.
Over
all, it is folks like yourself that make the difference. It is all
of the horse owners that have suffered along with their animals not
only in expense but the heartbreak of the diseases they suffer from.
It is absolutely devastating to see an animal in pain from uveitis or
other eye related conditions and only horse owners that love their
animals know this all too well. It is the testimonials that they
take the time to write and send to us that helps other horse owners
know there is hope, and it is the word of mouth results that has
helped Guardian educate horse owners and veterinarians.
Sid
is confident and looking forward to the future. His son
David recently married a wonderful lady who's expertise is in
business and marketing and she has an abundance of resources. Jeanine will be
joining the team once they get settled, and her focus will be in
getting information to organizations such as the ones you mention in
efforts to further spread the word and educate even more horse
owners, universities, clubs, magazines, veterinarians, and any other
equine related support we can dig up. Our goal is to save horses
lives, and make the Guardian Mask a known product to the entire
equine industry.
Thank
you so much for sharing your thoughts and asking the questions we too
have asked over the years. We look forward to a bright future only
shaded by Sid's 95's!
Guardian
Dear Vee,
Thanks so
much for sharing my email with Sid. He is a Horse Angel. I
am working on a second income, my equine assisted therapy.
As soon as I have some extra income, I am becoming your
distributor in AZ. Your mask has salvaged my horses quality
of life.
My vet told
me not to ride my horse again because he couldn't tell me
how much sight he lost with the recurring uveitis prior to
the guardian mask. He said he would never let his wife
ride a horse like mine. I cried for a while, then I
realized my horse hasn't given me one sign of blindness.
He
trailers, trail rides, doesn't bump into things. blinks
when I startle him with my hand. No sign of blindness or
lost vision. If and when I believe I or my horse are in
peril, we will figure something out. He is a great horse
and is now living pain free because of the Guardian Mask.
No bute, no nothing. I board my horse and I see him
everyday. I keep the mask on 24/7 and only take it off to
launder, ride in the evenings and groom.
He is
healthy and happy because of Guardian Mask. I want to tell
everyone about it and make sure they buy one or two for
their horses. I am also going to put it on my other
website, my humane education club at my high school.
Thanks Vee
and Sid and David. Get Sid's daughter in law going quickly
as many, many horses are needlessly suffering as I write
this.
09-25-07 UPDATE
Hi Sid, after a long, long year
of recurrent uveitis spending over $5K in inpatient
hospitalization and outpatient treatments I received
a recommendation to have both of my horse's eyes
surgically removed. I believe I have found an answer
to recurrent uveitis.
2.Ask vet to order ITRA/DMSO from
an equine friendly compounding pharmacy. It takes an
hour for the pharmacist to prepare. It costs $70 and
lasts about 2 weeks with 4x daily topical
applications in each eye. Also use triple antibiotic
topically 4 x a day. The pharmacy I used was Tatum
Drug at 28248 N Tatum Blvd, Ste B4, Cave Creek, AZ
85331 480-473-9746 Ask for Vincent as he can mail it
to customer.
3.Equine Eye Wash two times a
day and A.I.H.(oral anti-inflammatory in lieu of
bute or banamine) both from
http://herbal-horsekeeping.com/ . Cost is about
$140 and lasts about 7 weeks. The Eye Wash treatment
is 3 drops to 1/2 ounce of colloidal silver. Use
dropper to wash each eye repeatedly.
4.Bach Rescue Remedy-use two
droppers full in a cup of grain once a day.
My vet cannot believe the
difference. The ulcers have healed and his
eyes 'shine' again.
Thanks Sid for your awesome mask.
With a little help from herbs and pharmaceuticals,
we got it!
please post on your website
Thank you again Georgia for your kind words and support.
We look forward to working with you in spreading the word!
Guardian Mask
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