Purity Products Flexuron Reviews

Is Flexuron Daily Joint Care Any Good?

Very little of substance in Flexuron. It's a none effective dose of krill oil with some other under dosed ingredients.

FlexAgain is relatively new to the US although it is by far the best joint supplement that we’ve seen for some time. They’ve used 11 ingredients that have all been clinically studied to either reduce joint pain, improve joint mobility or improve overall joint health.

The supplement seems to be ideally dosed for Osteoarthritis and joint injury recovery, this dose mean it wouldn’t be suitable for people with RA, although it’s unlikely that any combined supplement would be as most of the doses for RA would require 4 capsules or more per ingredient.

We particularly like that they’ve gone with specific extracts for Turmeric and Ginger, none of the competitors that we’ve seen do this. The reason this is important is that standard Ginger requires 3 grams to be effective, whereas the concentrated eurovita 77 analogue (which is a concentration of gingerols) they use has been trailed to be as effective as 3 grams using only 255mg. And there is a similar truth for Curcumin extracts from Turmeric.

Then there’s the fact that they go for glucosamine HCL rather than sulphate, which again is 3 times stronger.

Functionally the reason we like FlexAgain is that they use more expensive but better extracts than the competition, and it doesn’t actually cost any more than products like relief factor, despite having the same ingredients, in higher dosages as well has half a dozen more. It’s by far the best value product on the market right now. The fact is that if FlexAgain doesn’t help supplements probably aren’t going to make much difference.

They even add in the RDI’s of vitamins and minerals you need for joint health, your omega oil requirements and a host of other potent ingredients like resveratrol.

The only real complaint that we have is that one ingredient (MSM) is under dosed, but this seems to be common across the joint supplement market.

Compared against everything else on the market right now, which typically underdose most of their ingredients or contain half of the same ingredients in FlexAgain this isn’t much of a complaint.

Customers Flexuron Reviews

Surprisingly the Flexuron reviews were actually pretty good, although it is often sold as part of a bundle on amazon, a bundle which contains a supplement of glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate in it's effective dosage, which does lead us to wonder whether or not the benefits came more from the other supplement than from Flexuron joint formula. It's definitely not the best joint formula for overall joint health although the reviews aren't bad.

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Flexuron Ingredients

There's nothing wrong with krill oil as part of a joint formula, but generally speaking you need 1100mg of an omega oil, not 300mg, so Flexuron gets off to a pretty poor start.

Then it commits the cardinal sin of joint health supplements, hyaluronic acid, which works great when injected into the site of the joint pain, but doesn't actually survive the stomach very well. Injected into the site 10mg can be fine, and a lot of oral supplements seem to get this 10-30mg number from these studies, however, orally this is not nearly enough HA.

There simply isn't enough space in the 30mg for it to be in it's effective dose, which needs to be closer to 200mg [1] with the lowest positive study being at 80mg, but either way it's not a great inclusion for Flexuron as it's still somewhat up in the air as to whether or not taking it orally works at all. This is where they get the claim that it's 3x better than glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, but, glucosamine hcl (a purer version of standard glucosamine can make this claim too). And of course, the assumption would be reliant on one study that compared the two with a much larger amount of hyaluronic acid.

This means were left with only the astaxanthin which has been debunked by as many studies that have shown it has any effect on joint health at all. [2] That doesn't mean that it doesn't work at all, just that the jury is still out. It may well be the case that it works somewhat [3], but relatively inconsistently. There's a host of ingredients that we'd have liked to see in a joint support, things like gingerols, curcumin, glucosamine and chondroitin, reveratrol, vitamins, bromelain and more that are all far more well backed than astaxanthin.

And that's about all there is to Flexuron, there are much better joint health supplements on the market, and sure Flexuron isn't very expensive, and if you've got a mild omega fatty acid deficiency then you will likely get some benefit, but you'd be better off taking a better dose of omega 3.

Flexuron Review Conclusion

Flexuron joint formula is underdosed on all fronts, it may well be cheap as a joint support supplement goes, but it is very much a case of you get what you pay for. It commits a lot of the same mistakes that older joint health supplements make with outdated dosing and compared to more comprehensive supplements doesn't even come close. Flexuron joint formula won't do you any harm, but we don't recommend it against the more modern joint formulas on the market right now that will do a much better job of supporting healthy joints. It's definitely not suitable for serious pain and there are better options for anti inflammatory effects and overall joint health.

Best Joint Supplements

Criteria	Rating
Ingredients	5/10
Pain Relief	3/10
Joint Health	3/10
Swelling	3/10
Value	4/10
Recommended	3/10

References

1 - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4729158/
2 - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3280376/
3 - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32648603/