Is FlexoPlex A Scam? (Personal Review)

It’s time for my FlexoPlex review – which I tried for mostly one reason: lots of joint pain websites recommend it.

But the thing is – I found very few reviews about it, which was pretty weird:

• Most were on the websites promoting this product
• And they were general, not based on personal experience

So that made me think that FlexoPlex might be a fake product. But as I had no proof, I had to try it myself.

So is FlexoPlex a scam or not? I tried to make this review as honest as possible.

Note: This review is based on my personal experience with FlexoPlex. I’m not trying to praise/criticize the product or its company, I am simply telling how it worked for me.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: FlexoPlex by PharmaxaLabs (I never heard of it)

Forms: Only tablets

Best Actual Price: $39.95 per bottle

Where I Bought It From: Ebay (I was lucky to find a person selling it for about $25), but I would normally recommend the official website

Designed For: Joint and bone support in general – according to the label:

• pain and inflammation
• unhealthy joints

But judging after its ingredients – I think it works better for osteoarthritis and cartilage damage. 

Its ingredients aren’t strong enough to decrease inflammatory pain, in my opinion. So I wouldn’t recommend it for rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis.

My Rating: 7.50 out of 10 – It’s a decent supplement

Worth Buying?: For minor cartilage problems, yes – mostly because of its good price.

But I wouldn’t recommend it for inflammatory pain or arthritis – at least not as a top choice:

• pretty low doses
• producing company is pretty unknown

However, it’s surely not a scam. It’s a good product in many situations, but it’s not among my top recommendations.

 

What I Liked About It

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• Only 2 pills per day
• One bottle is enough for 2 months
• Pretty affordable – considering the quantity per bottle
• They have a 60 days money back guarantee (I can’t tell how real it is)
• You also get a free E-book if you make any purchase
• It does work, so it’s not a scam

 

What I Didn’t Like About It

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• No picture of the ingredient label on their website
• They mention certain doses for glucosamine and chondroitin – but in reality, they are different (lower)
• Most ingredients are put together as Proprietary Blend – so you can’t tell the dose for each
• Overall, the doses are very low
• There’s very little info about their company (it only has 1 other product)
• It didn’t decrease my inflammation at all

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Ingredients – 2 Problems I Found

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There are basically 2 weird things I noticed from the start:

1. No photo of the ingredients label
2. The description claims to have some higher doses than in reality

So let’s take them by turn.

Problem #1 – As you probably know, most supplements mention 2 exact things:

• what substances they contain
• how much they contain

Now – FlexoPlex does describe the ingredients – but it doesn’t say much about the doses. And you can’t find any photo of the ingredient label – which 99% supplements offer. It’s only the front label all over their website.

This usually tells me that they’re trying to hide their ingredients – otherwise why wouldn’t they show them?

Problem #2 – Here’s the next weird thing I found.

As I said before – they mention the doses of glucosamine and chondroitin in their description. According to that, there are:

• 1500 mg glucosamine 
• 1200 mg chondroitin

Now – these doses are really great. But here comes the thing – the real label shows lower doses of both:

• 750 mg glucosamine
• 600 mg chondroitin

These doses aren’t that impressive anymore – especially the glucosamine. So to me, this seems like a little lie – meant to impress you and convince you to buy this supplement. 

But I want to judge fairly – so let me show you all the ingredients from FlexoPlex (because there are some others).

 

 

Let’s Analyze The Ingredients

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In terms of what it contains – I really liked FlexoPlex. In terms of doses – not really.

1. Glucosamine Sulfate (750 mg) – it’s the best ingredient for osteoarthritis:

• it rebuilds damaged cartilages
• FlexoPlex uses the sulfate form, which is stronger (unlike most glucosamine supplements)
• the dose is too little, in my opinion (750 mg vs 1000-1500 mg on most products)

2. Chondroitin Sulfate (600 mg) – this substance does the same as glucosamine, but it increases its power.

But in this case, the dose is pretty good – as it doesn’t have to be as high as glucosamine.

3. Proprietary Blend (697 mg) – that’s an ingredient I don’t like:

• it contains lots of quality substances 
• but the exact dose of each isn’t mentioned (big downside)

So there are basically substances like MSM, Boswellia, Cat’s Claw, Bromelain, etc – which are all really valuable remedies for joint pain.

But considering there’s only 697 mg of this blend – the dose of each is probably pretty low.

So I doubt they’re going to help a lot. 

Conclusion: In my opinion, FlexoPlex contains some really good ingredients – but in really low doses. So it’s not the kind of supplement I would recommend, from this point of view. 

 

 

My Experience With FlexoPlex

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As I said – I mainly bought this product because it was the top recommendation on several websites.

I had osteoarthritis in both of my knees:

• the pain wasn’t so bad (around a 3-4 out of 10)
• my knees were very stiff and inflexible
• I had a hard time moving around

Now, to be honest – FlexoPlex worked better than I had expected.

I only bought one bottle, but I could see some improvement after about 2 weeks:

• my knee pain decreased considerably (to about a 1)
• my knees also seemed a bit more flexible 

Don’t imagine I felt perfect – there was still some pain and I still couldn’t run or exercise. But I could definitely see an improvement. 

In terms of effect, FlexoPlex wasn’t the best supplement I tried – it helped me, but some helped me more.

However, I expected very little from it – considering it had pretty low doses. So I can honestly say that it surprised me, in the positive way.

Conclusion: FlexoPlex is definitely not a scam – it works.

However, I got some better results from other products – which is why FlexoPlex isn’t my top recommendation. But as an osteoarthritis product, it’s more than decent.

Now – let me show you briefly the best and the worst things about this supplement.

 

 

 

PRO #1 – Price/Quantity Ratio

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I know that at first sight, FlexoPlex doesn’t seem like a cheap product – $40 per bottle is a lot actually. 

But there’s something I didn’t mention:

• one bottle is enough for 60 days
• you need to take 2 pills per day

Honestly, $40 for a 2 months supply doesn’t seem so expensive. Especially for a glucosamine supplements – which tend to cost over $30.

Now, as I said – FlexoPlex kind of disappointed me when it comes to doses. So it’s not my top recommended product – there are others that work much better.

But I have to admit that for the price, it’s a pretty good deal. So if you have some minor cartilage problems, you could definitely consider it.

 

 

PRO #2 – Free E-book

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That’s something really interesting:

• you get a free download document if you buy any bottle of FlexoPlex

The E-book is called “Reversed: Powerful Secrets To Treating Joint Pain Naturally”.

Now, I didn’t buy FlexoPlex from the official website, so I can’t tell anything about the book.

Honestly, I’m pretty sure it’s kind of useless – it probably contains general tips and ways to cope with the pain better. Just like most joint pain books.

But I don’t know any supplement that offers you this kind of gift for free. So I really appreciate FlexoPlex from this point of view – no matter what’s inside that book.

 

 

PRO #3 – Money Back Guarantee

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I can’t speak from experience here either. 

But according to the official website, FlexoPlex offers a 60 days money back guarantee.

Now – I can’t tell myself if this is true or not. But here’s what I think:

• if the guarantee was fake, there would be lots of complaints
• also, many people would tell their negative experience with the company

But if you check on Google – you can’t find a lot about FlexoPlex. And since there aren’t hundreds of negative reviews – I believe their money back guarantee is real.

You will probably have to pay only the shipping – which isn’t a lot anyway.

 

 

CON #1 – No Exact Doses

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This is by far the biggest problem of FlexoPlex:

1. It doesn’t mention the doses for each substance anywhere
2. There’s no photo of the ingredients label
3. They state certain doses for glucosamine and chondroitin – but they are different on the real supplement
4. The other ingredients are put together in a proprietary blend (so you can’t see the dose for each)

So to me – FlexoPlex looks very questionable. It looks like the company is trying to hide the real doses.

It’s not the first supplement that does that – but the other ones weren’t as popular, so it didn’t matter so much.

But either way, I consider this as a real problem – because you should know for sure what exactly you’re buying and how much.

 

 

CON #2 – Little Info On The Company

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As I said in the beginning – FlexoPlex is one of the 2 products I could find from PharmaxaLabs.

The other one is Somulin, a sleep formula with a website that looks identical with FlexoPlex’s. 

So this doesn’t seem encouraging – I would probably think twice before buying from a company with only 2 products.

But there’s something else I want to point out:

• the company has no website of its own
• there’s no Linkedin profile or any official page
• I found very little official info about it

So this kind of companies aren’t always real – they basically have a few products they claim to be the best, but that’s it.

Now – I don’t know if PharmaxaLabs is real or not and I don’t want to make any accusations (since I can’t prove anything).

But I just don’t like the fact that there’s no info about this brand – so I’m not sure I would buy from it.

 

 

CON #3 – A Bit Overrated (My Opinion)

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To be honest, that’s my personal opinion about FlexoPlex. 

As I said, I bought it mostly because of seeing it recommended on most joint pain websites. 

And in reality – it did work. But it wasn’t the best product ever – in fact, I know many others that were more effective. The thing is:

• FlexoPlex helped my OA pain
• But it didn’t reduce my inflammation
• So it wasn’t effective for the pain caused by RA

The label claims to help both inflammation and joint pain – and in my case, it wasn’t really so.

But as I said – it didn’t come as a surprise, considering most of its ingredients have low doses.

Therefore, to me – FlexoPlex seems a bit too overrated for what it does. So it’s not the best supplement ever, as many websites claim – at least that’s how I see things.

 

 

 

My Verdict – Is FlexoPlex A Scam?

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Short answer: No, it’s a decent supplement actually.

 

But I wouldn’t recommend it as a first choice product – in my opinion, there are some others that work much better. 

FlexoPlex has a few things that kind of disappointed me – and it’s mostly about its ingredients:

• you can’t find the doses on their website
• most of the ingredients are put together in a Proprietary Blend
• so you can’t see the dose for each

For sure, there are enough good things about it. That’s why I consider it an over average product.

If you have some minor osteoarthritis or cartilage problems, it’s not a bad choice at all – since it’s affordable for the quantity.

But for a general OA, cartilage problems or inflammation – I wouldn’t really recommend it. But it’s up to you what you decide to pick.