Cobroxin Review | Does It Work? Ingredients, Side Effects

The Cobroxin brand is a product designed to help relieve pain that is moderate to severe. This includes migraines, lower back pain, neuralgia and arthritis. Information about the product, made by the Nutra Pharma Corporation, can be found on the official website which is easy to navigate and reasonably informative.

Although there are limited company contact details, they do provide background information on the history of Cobroxin, which is based on ancient Chinese medicine. Customer testimonials are provided and there is an excellent FAQ section.

Cobroxin is available to order directly from the website but there is no indication how secure and private the process is and no mention of a returns policy or money back guarantee.

Cobroxin – Facts

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Cobroxin is available in two formulas – an oral spray and topical gel. The gel is fast acting and massaged into painful areas 3-4 times a day, whereas the orange-flavored spray has more of a cumulative effect. Taken at a dose of 2 sprays 3-4 times daily, the user experiences a gradual build-up of pain relief.

The main active ingredient in Cobroxin is Asian Cobra Venom, which has been extensively researched, the results of which are outlined on the company website. Other ingredients in the formula are citric acid, flavouring and Methyl Paraben.

Cobroxin is reasonably priced at a cost of $18.99 for the spray and $19.95 for the topical gel.

Positive Features

The product treats a range of painful conditions
Cobroxin a affordable
The ingredients are listed
Clinical studies are provided

Negative Features

Manufacturer information is limited
No free samples or discounts are offered
No ingredient amounts are shown
It is not known how secure the ordering process is
Cobroxin may cause unpleasant side effects such as nausea and headaches

Conclusion

Although Cobroxin appears to be a good brand for treating a wide range of painful conditions, the idea of using a product containing snake venom may be off-putting for some consumers, more used to traditional pain-relieving ingredients. Most people would likely prefer to stick with the more tried and tested traditional types of pain relievers.