Thursday, 17 May 2012

Jointace - Does Jointace Work?

Editor Review: 3 / 5.0 Jointace editor's review
Debra Grant 

Jointace is one of a growing number of supplements on the market designed to combat joint pain. Chronic joint discomfort can be caused by several factors and has become increasingly prevalent due to a growing population of seniors that are suffering from aging joints but want to remain active.

Jointace is produced by Vitabiotics, a British company, and can be purchased from the manufacturer directly or from independent retailers. The standard Jointace formula comes in capsules and costs approximately $17.00 for a one-month supply. The website includes customer testimonials, company information, and a FAQ section, but does note mention a money back guarantee.

Jointace – Facts

Jointace

Jointace comes in several different formulations and formats. Consumers may choose from a targeted patch, a gel, or capsules. The original Jointace supplement is the capsule form, which contains Glucosamine and Chondroitin, two popular joint pain ingredients that work in tandem with each other. These synergistic compounds are purported to rebuild damaged joint cartilage, strengthen connective tissue, and aid in lubrication. In this way, they reduce the friction that causes joint inflammation, pain, and stiffness.

All the ingredients in the Jointace capsule formula are listed on the website, along with amounts and a chart that compares the Jointace formula to competitors. Also present in Jointace are Vitamin C to help maintain healthy collagen, vitamin D, E and B12, Copper, Zinc, Manganese, and Ginger, a potent anti-oxidant.

Jointace is taken at a dose of two capsules a day, and should be used on a regular basis for maximum effect. Results should be experienced within one to two months of use. Jointace has no known side effects, but is not suitable for shellfish allergy sufferers.

Jointace – Positive Features

  • Available in diverse forms
  • Jointace combines optimal levels of quality ingredients
  • All ingredients and amounts are provided
  • The website has a FAQ section
  • Positive customer testimonials are shown
  • Jointace is available online and in stores

Jointace – Negative Features

  • Jointace is not recommended for shellfish allergies sufferers
  • There are no clinical studies shown to support claims
  • Jointace does not appear to come with a money back guarantee

Jointace – Conclusion

Jointace appears to be a reputable product that gives consumers a choice of formulas and methods of administration. However, the manufacturer does not present clinical proof of successful results or scientific data to back up their claims of product effectiveness. In addition, there is a substantial window of time for the positive effects to be felt, and the consumer may have to use an additional product such as the patch or gel to gain instant relief while they wait for the cumulative effects of the capsule to build.

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