FlexNow
FlexNow Reviewed: Does FlexNow Work?
FlexNow is a joint pain medication which targets the inflammation that leads to swelling, stiffness and immobility. The official website for the product is very detailed but not overall user-friendly. Many of the sections are poorly labelled, hard to navigate and repetitive. Apart from this, it is very informative, not only about the FlexNow brand but also regarding the causes and symptoms of joint pain, which can occur from sporting injuries, aging or a disease such as arthritis or rheumatism.
In addition to the product information, the website offers a lengthy FAQ section and numerous customer testimonials. The general tone of the site is not gimmicky and the product is not presented in a ‘too good to be true’ manner. The results of several clinical studies performed on FlexNow are provided as is the list of ingredients.
FlexNow is available to order directly from the manufacturer’s site and is also sold in retail stores which allows for some competitive pricing. Unfortunately no free samples of FlexNow are offered and there does not seem to be any money back guarantees. What is guaranteed however is the quality of the ingredients and the safety standards of the manufacturing facilities.
FlexNow – Facts
FlexNow is a very simple product which works by using only one active ingredient, SheaFlex 70. As explained in detail on the website, this ingredient is sourced from the West African Shea tree and is a sustainable, natural product. Shea is probably most commonly known as an ingredient used as a moisturizer in beauty creams, whereas in FlexNow the Shea nut is processed in a way that isolates one particular substance, triterpenes. Sometimes called ‘nature’s steroids’, triterpenes help inhibit the protein cytokine, a protein that controls immune response and inflammation. While some inflammation is normal, by inhibiting cytokines, the process is reduced meaning pain is less intense. In addition to this, FlexNow helps to rebuild cartilage and collagen, making the whole joint stronger and able to withstand shock and potential damage. While SheaFlex 70 is the only active ingredient, the FlexNow capsule is made from gelatin, making it unsuitable for vegetarians. However, because the Shea ‘nut’ is actually the pit of the fruit, it is safe for anyone with nut allergies.
The dosage for FlexNow is for three capsules to be taken at any time of the day, either with food or without. As with most pain medications, FlexNow takes a while to reach its full potential, which is usually within 2-3 weeks.
FlexNow – Positive Features
- The FlexNow website is detailed and informative
- The site provides customer testimonials
- A lengthy and informative FAQ section is shown
- The dosage instructions are simple
- FlexNow addresses a number of joint pain symptoms
- The product is not likely to cause side effects or allergies
- Triterpenes are safer than prescription steroids
- FlexNow is available in retail stores
- The ingredient list is provided for FlexNow
- Clinical studies were performed on FlexNow with successful results
FlexNow – Negative Features
- The FlexNow website is not user-friendly
- No free trial or samples are offered for FlexNow
- The product is more expensive than some over-the-counter remedies
- FlexNow does not contain any type of joint lubricant such as hyaluronic acid or Omega-3 fatty acids
FlexNow – Conclusion
The use of SheaFlex 70 makes FlexNow unique among other joint pain medications and is a good alternative to the commonly used Glucosamine/ Chondroitin combination, which is unsuitable for anyone with shellfish allergies.
Although it is a little more expensive than other brands, the fact that it has performed so well in clinical trials makes it worth the extra cost. It must be remembered though that once FlexNow has reached its full potential, it must be taken continuously to maintain the performance and to ensure a reduction of inflammation and pain.
