Revivex
Revivex Reviewed: Does Revivex Work?
Revivex is a joint pain medication that uses Celedrin in its formula. In fact, most of the information available for Revivex can only be found on the official Celedrin website which is actually very detailed and user-friendly.
According to the manufacturers of Celedrin, the substance, which is comprised of esterfying oils, is superior to the more common joint treatments, Glucosamine and Chondroitin. The site for Celedrin explains exactly how the substance works in the body and details several clinical studies that have proved its success in the long-term treatment of damaged joints. There are numerous customer testimonials provided which show how the product can be used not only on human joints, but also for animals suffering from similar problems. A lengthy FAQ section is also featured on the site, plus there are links to retailers selling the Revivex product, which is widely available in a non-prescription formula.
Revivex – Facts
Revivex joint medication is available as a topical cream and oral capsules. Studies have shown that either formula is quickly absorbed into the body and the user can experience relief within thirty minutes. However, like many over-the-counter products, Revivex has a cumulative effect, meaning that it takes approximately one month to reach its full potential.
The only active ingredient in Revivex is Celedrin, which, as mentioned, is a scientifically arranged esterfying oil, comprised of bovine tallow oil. The major function of Celedrin is to lubricate the entire joint, including the tissue and muscles surrounding it. The substance works at a cellular level to reduce inflammation allowing for the damaged joint to heal itself naturally without the use of Glucosamine or Chondroitin. However, these substances can be used in conjunction with Celedrin which actually boosts the benefits of both. Celedrin, which is more powerful than EPA and DHA oils can be used with Omega-3 fatty acids for added lubrication.
Revivex is available in different strengths and should be taken at a dose of 2 capsules once a day. To ‘kick-start’ treatment, the user can ‘load’ the medication, i.e. take double the dose for up to seven days.
Revivex – Positive Features
- Revivex contains the clinically-studied Celedrin
- Celedrin allows for naturally joint repair
- No side effects have been reported
- Revivex can be used in conjunction with other pain relievers
- The product is available in different strengths
- Revivex is affordable, averaging at $20.00 per bottle
- Revivex is sold in independent stores
- The product is available in cream or capsule formulas
- Revivex is fast-acting
- The website contains customer testimonials
Revivex – Negative Features
- Revivex contains no Glucosamine, Chondroitin or MSM
- It is not suitable for vegetarians
- Independent reviews for Revivex are mixed
- There is no official Revivex informational website
Revivex – Conclusion
Rather confusingly, Celedrin appears to be featured in a number of other joint pain medications although Revivex seems to be the main brand. While there is no doubt that Celedrin is able to lubricate and improve flexibility in stiff joints, without Glucosamine or Chondroitin it is not clear exactly how well it would rebuild cartilage, apart from relying on the body’s own healing ability. However, because the reduction of inflammation is a major part of pain relief, Revivex would be an excellent addition to any joint pain treatment routine.
