My Movexa Review (2020) – Is It A Scam?

It’s time for my Movexa review – a supplement designed to boost joint health.

Now – there are over 100 other similar supplements on the market.

So is Movexa any better? Or it’s just another scam?

It’s time to dig deep into this joint supplement.

Note: This review is based on my opinion + research on Movexa.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: Movexa by Eden Formulations

Versions: There’s only a 90 tablets bottle (which is the monthly supply).

But you can buy more bottles together – for a larger package.

Best Actual Price: $39 per bottle

Where To Buy It From: Only available on the official website (at this point).

Designed For: Joint support – according to its website:

• relieves pain and discomfort
• boost mobility and elasticity
• repair lost cartilage

Shortly – it claims to help both inflammation and cartilage damage (which are 2 different things).

My Rating: 7 out of 10

Worth Buying?: Not really – even though it’s a quality supplement:

• quite expensive
• no authentic customer reviews

I personally would recommend a similar supplement that costs about $10 less.

But Movexa is surely not a scam or a weak product.

 

What I Liked About It

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• Really strong formula (high dosages)
• Contains most of the essential ingredients for joint pain
• Works for both inflammation and cartilage damage
• No major side effects
• Money back guarantee

 

What I Didn’t Like About It

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• Schedule is a bit confusing (3 pills per day in the first months, then only 2)
• No authentic reviews anywhere
• Only available on the official website
• Pretty overpriced
• Shipping isn’t free (for the 1 bottle offer)

 

 

 

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#1 – Ingredients (9 out of 10)

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To be honest, Movexa’s formula looks pretty good:

• high number of substances
• classic ingredients
• both anti-inflammatory and cartilage re-builders
• dosages are pretty good

So it’s the kind of formula that should be effective for joint pain.

Now – I would divide these ingredients in 2 groups:

1. Joint & Cartilage Boosters
2. Vitamins + Minerals

So let’s take a quick look at each of them.

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1. Joint & Cartilage Boosters

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This group includes cartilage re-builders and anti-inflammatory. Both are effective for joint pain.

1. Glucosamine Sulfate – the best substance for cartilage repair. [1]
2. Chondroitin Sulfate – a similar effect to glucosamine, but it also increases its power.
3. MSM – reduces inflammatory pain. [2]
4. Green Lipped Sea Mussel – helpful for swollen joints. [3]
5. Yuca Extract – can reduce pain in some cases.
6. Devil’s Claw – it’s a very strong anti-inflammatory.
7. Cetyl Myristoleate – lubricates the joints and improves flexibility. [4]

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2. Vitamins + Minerals

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This group of ingredients isn’t very helpful, if you ask me.

Even though they’re great for general health – they don’t have any major benefits in arthritis or joint pain.

Out of this list – the most important ones for joints are:

1. Vitamins C – it’s an antioxidant and fights oxidative stress.
2. Niacinamide – can reduce the severity of arthritis symptoms. [5]
3. Zinc – helpful for general bone health.

As I said – these substances don’t have a major effect for arthritis.

That’s why I don’t consider them very important.

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Conclusion

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Movexa’s ingredients look pretty good:

• potent formula
• decent dosages

However – it’s mostly glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM and the herbs that do all the job.

The vitamins/minerals are pretty useless for joint pain.

So despite having 20 ingredients, about 7 are actually effective.

 

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#2 – How To Take It (8 out of 10)

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You’re curious about how these pills look like?

I will try to give you a better idea here – as much as I can.

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1. Pills Facts

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Firstly, I haven’t tried this supplement myself – so I can’t show you any photo of the pills.

But here’s what I could find about them:

• pills come as tablets
• average dimensions
• you have to take them with plenty of water

Now – compared to gelatin pills, tablets are usually thicker.

This means swallowing them won’t be very easy. So that’s something you should keep in mind.

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2. The Schedule

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Here’s what Movexa’s website states:

1. The recommended dose is 2 pills per day.
2. In the first months, take 3 pills daily instead.
3. Once your body gets used to it, you can continue with 2 pills/day.
4. You can either take them together or separately.
5. Also, it’s up to you at what time you take them.

So basically – it’s a bit harder in the first months, as 3 pills everyday isn’t very comfortable.

But once you get used to it – it should get easier.

Also, the label recommends taking the pills with/after eating.

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Conclusion

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Movexa’s pills are probably a bit harder to take (compared to others):

• they’re tablets, not gelatin pills
• you need to take 3 per day (in the first months)

So keep this in mind, in case you want to order it.

 

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#3 – Results (7 out of 10)

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As I said before – I’m not a Movexa customer.

So I can’t speak from experience about how it worked for me.

However – I tried to find other customers’ opinions, so that I provide an unbiased review.

Note: I only considered authentic reviews, not general ones.

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1. What People Say

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First of all – I had a very hard time finding reviews on Movexa:

• there were no Amazon reviews (it’s discontinued there)
• most reviews about it were general (not based on experience)

Now – the only place where I could find some reviews was its official website.

However, I tend to ignore those reviews (they’re usually fake and biased):

1. All reviewers gave it 5 stars (out of 5).
2. There were only praises about the product.
3. All reviews looked very similar.
4. No way to leave your own review.

So I personally don’t trust the reviews from Movexa’s official website.

But I couldn’t find any others – so I can’t give any verdict about this supplement.

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Conclusion

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There are very few authentic opinion on Movexa:

• reviews exist only on the official website
• they all praise the product
• they’re most likely biased

That’s why I wouldn’t trust these reviews – if I were to buy this supplement.

Considering there are no authentic reviews about it, I don’t think it’s such an amazing product (as it claims).

 

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#4 – Price (6 out of 10)

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In my opinion – Movexa is too overpriced for what it offers.

It surely has a strong formula – but there are similar products for less money.

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1. The Exact Price

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I checked out several websites to find out the best price for Movexa:

1. It costs least on its official website.
2. Price is $39 per bottle.
3. Shipping expenses are also almost $6 (not included).
4. Price decreases if you buy more bottles at once.
5. For more than 1 bottle, shipping is also free.

Now – I couldn’t afford paying $40 on a joint supplement. At least not on the long term. 

Movexa is surely a good supplement.

But considering the formula it has – you can get something similar for less money.

That’s why I personally wouldn’t recommend it.

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2. Competitors’ Price

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I will only compare Movexa with my #1 recommended joint supplement (ProJoint Plus):

1. M costs $39 per bottle, P costs $29.
2. Formula is pretty good in both.
3. Both offer a discount when buying more bottles together.
4. In this way, you can get M for $29 per bottle and P for $19.

So in my opinion, ProJoint Plus is a much better deal overall.

That’s why it’s my #1 recommendation.

Now – it’s true that Movexa has a lot more ingredients in its formula.

But it’s actually just an illusion:

• it contains more than 50% vitamins
• these don’t help the joints too much
• glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM and the herbs are the essential ingredients
• they all exist in ProJoint Plus as well

So basically –  all that Movexa has additionally are vitamins and minerals (which aren’t very useful).

That’s why I prefer to pay $10 less on ProJoint Plus and get about the same formula.

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Conclusion

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Movexa is quite overpriced for what it contains.

Now – it’s surely not the most expensive supplement ever.

But you can get about the same formula for $10 less – if you choose another product.

So Movexa isn’t the cheapest option you have – that’s why I wouldn’t really recommend it.

 

 

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#5 – Where To Find It (5 out of 10)

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Despite doing a long research – I couldn’t find Movexa in too many sellers:

1. Not available on Amazon. 
2. Only sold by 1 person on Ebay.
3. The only place where I could find it was its website.

Now – from what I understood, it was discontinued from Amazon a few years ago.

This usually means Amazon had some issues with the company (regarding product quality, etc.).

So that’s surely not a positive thing.

However – getting back to the story, if you want to buy Movexa, you can only order it from its own website:

• price is about $40 per bottle
• you get a discount for buying a larger pack
• they also have a money back guarantee

So even though I haven’t placed an order myself – I don’t think the website is dangerous.

Plus – it sells some other supplements besides this one.

So at this point, it remains the only option for buying Movexa.

 

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#6 – FAQs

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Coming up – I will try to answer the most common questions about Movexa.

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1. How many pills per day?

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It’s a bit more complicated than with other supplements:

• you need to take 3 pills/day in the first months
• later on, you can cut the dose to 2 per day

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2. How long lasts 1 bottle?

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30 days – it’s exactly the monthly supply.

If you want to buy the quantity for more months, there are 2 or 3 bottles packs.

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3. Can I take it with other drugs?

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Normally – you should be able to.

But I recommend asking your doctor first, especially if you have a chronic condition that requires a constant treatment. 

Movexa contains many vitamins – which can interact with certain drugs.

That’s why it’s safer to ask your doctor’s opinion first.

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4. Are there any side effects?

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I couldn’t find anything in the few reviews I read. Also, the label doesn’t mention anything.

But just like other joint supplements, you might experience:

• nausea and vomiting
• diarrhea
• stomach pain

However – these side effects are extremely rare. 

You can also avoid them by taking the pills with or after eating.

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5. How long should I notice an effect?

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The official website claims you should see an improvement in 30 days.

This sounds like a bit too fast to work for everyone, though.

 

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#7 – Final Conclusions

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Here’s how I would sum up my opinion on Movexa (in 3 ideas).

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1. Great Formula

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In my opinion – this supplement has some really good ingredients:

• essential substances for joint pain
• pretty good dosages
• strong formula

As I said – out of its 20 ingredients, only about 7 are really effective.

The other ones (vitamins + minerals) don’t really do much.

But at least they make the ingredient list look longer (and more potent).

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2. No Real Reviews

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That was a major problem for me:

• Movexa has no reviews on Amazon
• there are no authentic reviews on other websites
• only its official page has lots of reviews

But I wouldn’t recommend counting on the reviews from any product’s website.

They tend to be biased and make the product look amazing (when it’s not).

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3. Quite Expensive

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At $39 per bottle, Movexa isn’t the priciest supplement ever.

However – it’s more expensive than it’s worth it (if you ask me):

• there are other similar formulas on the market
• some cost even $10 less

So I would recommend going for a cheaper alternative. If you afford Movexa, it’s totally fine.

But if you want to save some money, choose something that contains about the same – for less money.

 

 

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My Verdict – Is Movexa A Scam?

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Short answer: Definitely not – it’s a very legit product.

But if I were to choose about recommending it or not – I wouldn’t:

1. No authentic reviews available anywhere.
2. You can only find in on its official website.
3. Too expensive for the formula.

I’m sure it’s a product that works (even though I haven’t tried it).

But since there’s no authentic info about it – I don’t trust it so much.

Plus – it’s not the best choice in terms of price.

That’s why I prefer to go for a supplement that contains about the same, works really good and costs $10 less.

If you prefer Movexa – it’s your own choice. I prefer to save some money instead (even if it’s just $10).

References:

1 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC3392795/

2 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC5372953/

3 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC5568208/

4 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC5340442/

5 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pubmed/8841834