Flexatril

[VF5]

Don't know if it's just a coincidence, but my joint problems are getting back. I was taking genoflex and flexatril for a couple of months now, but since I only "feel" the flexatril at the full dose, it became too expensive . So I decided to stop the flexatril. I think it's probably 3 weeks now and slowly the tightness of my joints/tendons is coming back.
Could this be coincidence and if not how long stays flexatril in the body ? ( I still take genoflex and msm )

Thanks

[DanRey]

How many flexatril were you taking? Full dose is 3 tabs. Also are you doing any stretching or mobility work? Foam rolling is very useful as well

[Mike McCandless]

Flexatril isn't like the other joint offerings. Repetitive use injuries and pain caused by words I'm not allowed to use due to medical claims, are where flexatril shines. The price will drop around 20% within the next 30 days at retailers and the tab size is cut in half at same strength.

[uforce]

it's definitely NOT a coincidence. the effects slowly fade out. get back on it, man. flexatril is the real deal.

[VF5]

yes, it was the only thing I've changed, the other supplements are the same
not like paractin , which is great too, but not a good idea before a workout.

I was taking the loading dose all the time, first month I tried the loading and 3/day afterwards , but had greater results with 2x3
I've used all major joint supplements and it seems this one delivers

this and cissus ( the higher %, primaforce , no I'm not a rep), but can't find both in Europe
very difficult to judge a joint supplement, because it's not a wonder pill that allows you to workout painfree overnight.

guess I will get back on it

[VF5]

think I'll get back on it
this and cissus and see what happens

[VF5]

How many flexatril were you taking? Full dose is 3 tabs. Also are you doing any stretching or mobility work? Foam rolling is very useful as well

I was using 2x 3/day
Yes, I stretch and use regulary a roller ( black rumble ), but age ... :-)

[uforce]

think I'll get back on it
this and cissus and see what happens

you don't need the cissus. flexatril is what's giving you relief.

[NEBinAK]

I noticed when going off that the effects last for weeks after discontinuing use.

I have also noticed that seems people with pretty severe joint issues have had the best luck staying on the loading dose the whole time. As Mike pointed out the price will be dropping and there have been some very solid sales lately. Keep your eye out and stock up while you can.

Thank you for your support

[VF5]

I noticed when going off that the effects last for weeks after discontinuing use.

I have also noticed that seems people with pretty severe joint issues have had the best luck staying on the loading dose the whole time. As Mike pointed out the price will be dropping and there have been some very solid sales lately. Keep your eye out and stock up while you can.

Thank you for your support

so no need for cissus as uforce stated ? joints AND tendons covered with flexatril ?