My Review: SynerFlex Supplement – Scam Or Not?

It’s time to review SynerFlex supplement – because it looks questionable from the start:

1. Few traditional ingredients.
2. The website doesn’t have any official info.
3. In fact, it’s designed to convince you to buy the product by emotion.
4. Really expensive overall.

So is SynerFlex a scam? Judging after the 4 things I mentioned – it has very high chances. 

Well, I analyzed every aspect of this product. So let’s see what it can do.

Note: This review is based on my opinion + research on SynerFlex. I’m not trying to praise/criticize this product or its company for no reason.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: SynerFlex from North Star Nutritionals

Quantity: 60 capsules/bottle (one month supply)

Best Actual Price: $39.95

Where You Can Find It: Only on the official website.

Designed For: According to the label – any kind of joint pain:

• inflammatory pain
• cartilage damage
• chronic joint pain

But in reality, it’s (at most) effective for inflammatory pain. 

It doesn’t have any cartilage re-builders (like glucosamine and chondroitin), so it can’t possibly help cartilage damage and OA.

My Rating: 2 out of 10 – I would stay away from it.

Worth Buying?: Definitely not. There are so many things I didn’t like about it:

• overrated formula
• claims to have secret ingredients (which are nothing special)
• really expensive

I’m not saying it doesn’t work – I’m simply saying it’s way too expensive for what it offers.

So it’s surely not a supplement I could possibly recommend.

 

What I Liked About It

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• High dose of Boswellia extract
• Pills are easy to swallow
• Works for some people

 

What I Didn’t Like About It

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• Ingredients are pretty weak overall
• Claims to use “secret ingredients”, but that’s not true
• Overestimated claims 
• You need to take 4 pills per day in the first month
• So you will need 2 bottles at first
• Only available on the official website
• No discount if you buy more bottles at once
• Website is extremely unprofessional and focused only to sell

 

 

 

 

 

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#1 – Ingredients (6 out of 10)

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To me – that’s the best proof that SynerFlex is a scam:

1. Most of its ingredients have low doses.
2. Has a really weak formula.
3. However, it claims to use some “secret” ingredients (which is fake).

So let me explain by taking a closer look at each ingredient.

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1. Hyal-Joint (40 mg)

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This is a brand mix made of 3 major ingredients:

1. Hyaluronic acid (60%)
2. Hydrolyzed collagen (5%)
3. Other glycosaminoglycans (15%)

Now – let me tell you the truth about the major compound: Hyaluronic Acid.

• it’s really effective for joint pain [1]
• but it works best when it’s injected directly into the joints

In case you take it by mouth, you need at least 200 mg to get the same effect. [2]

Guess how many mg has SynerFlex? 60% of 40 mg is around 25 mg – which is way too little.

That’s the reason why Hyal-Joint is a pretty useless ingredient, in my opinion.

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2. Hops Flower Extract (500 mg)

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This is actually the species Humulus Lupulus. 

According to recent studies – it seems to decrease inflammation and consequent joint pain. [3]

However, there’s still very little info about it. So I wouldn’t consider it such a great ingredient.

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3. Boswellia Serrata Extract (300 mg)

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That’s surely the best ingredient from SynerFlex:

• Boswellia is great at reducing inflammation
• the dose is really good (300 mg)
• it only has few side effects

So it’s probably the only ingredient I can praise from this product.

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4. Boron (2.5 mg)

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According to the official website – this is the secret from their formula:

• they claim it makes miracles for joint pain
• however, it was hidden all those years because it’s too cheap

So basically – they claim to have the secret that treats joint pain miraculously. 

Now – that’s not really the case:

1. Boron has indeed some studies behind. [4]
2. But its benefits for pain or inflammation aren’t that amazing.

In other words – it helps, but it’s far from a miraculous remedy (as SynerFlex claims). 

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5. Bio-Enhancer Blend (50 mg)

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Here’s another blend of 3 ingredients:

• ginger root
• black pepper
• long pepper

Now – ginger has certain benefits for inflammation (but not major ones).

However, I personally don’t understand the point of black pepper:

• it’s normally used to increase the absorption of turmeric
• but it has no benefit itself

Surprisingly – there’s no turmeric in SynerFlex. So I can’t really understand how can black pepper help here.

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Conclusion

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Based on the ingredients, I’m pretty sure SynerFlex is a scam:

1. Claims to use miraculous substances (that are actually pretty weak).
2. Some ingredients have no point here – black pepper.
3. Most doses are way too low (hyaluronic acid).

Basically – SynerFlex claims to have an amazing formula, that no other joint supplement has.

In reality – it’s much weaker than 30% of the products I tried.

 

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#2 – How To Take It (8 out of 10)

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SynerFlex looks pretty good in terms of pills.

However, the dosage it recommends is pretty deceiving, in my opinion.

You end up realizing that 1 bottle isn’t going to last for 1 month – as it claims.

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1. The Pills

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They’re pretty easy to swallow overall:

• transparent with a whitish powder inside
• covered in gelatin
• average dimensions (they’re not horse pills)

Since they’re made of gelatin, SynerFlex’s pills should be swallowed easily. So that’s some good news.

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2. The Schedule

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That’s where the real problem is. 

Now – the label recommends taking 2 pills per day, with meals. That sounds totally fine.

But here’s what’s next:

1. In the first month, you should take 4 pills per day.
2. They recommend taking 2 in the morning and 2 in the evening.
3. If you do this, you have get the best results.
4. Afterwards, you can get back to the recommended dose (2 pills per day).

Basically – you need to take 4 pills per day in the first month, which is really bad:

• really uncomfortable
• high chances to forget about (at least) 1 pill
• one bottle is only going to last less than 2 weeks

Now – I would never recommend supplements that require so many pills per day. It’s simply not good for your live.

So that’s another downside of SynerFlex, if you ask me.

 

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#3 – Results (7.50 out of 10)

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To my huge surprise, this supplement isn’t as weak as I expected.

Plus – I found lots of customer reviews about it, which makes it clear it’s not a big scam.

So let me sum up the things I read about SynerFlex – based on customer opinions.

Note: I only considered authentic reviews, not the ones base don general info.

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1. What People Say

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As in every products – opinions were very divided. 

However, I found lots of negative reviews (besides the positive ones).

1. Some people say it really helps with inflammatory pain.
2. Others say it’s totally useless.
3. There are some who claims it works, but not as good as other products.
4. Also, others say it needs a long time to start working.
5. Some people complain that it’s too expensive for what it does.

Basically – people’s opinions are very mixed up. But one thing is clear – SynerFlex does help some, so it’s not a scam (as I thought).

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2. Biggest Complaint

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Just like I expected – most people complain about SynerFlex’s price:

• some say it’s too pricey for what it does
• others say you can get the ingredients separately cheaper
• while others claim it’s just an overpriced product

I tend to agree here. Even if it does work, SynerFlex costs way too much for what it does.

There are lots of joint supplements that work great, but they still don’t cost so much.

 

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#4 – Price & Quantity (4 out of 10)

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In my opinion – that it the 2nd biggest downside of SynerFlex (after the formula).

It’s extremely pricey for the quantity – so I personally could not buy it on a monthly basis.

But let me explain better.

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1. How Much It Costs

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According to the official website – $39.95 per bottle. 

Even though I searched all over the Internet, I couldn’t find it any cheaper.

But here’s the interesting thing:

1. You can buy 1, 2 or 3 bottles at once.
2. However, you get no discount for buying 2 or 3 bottles.
3. You only get free shipping for buying more than 1.
4. But shipping taxes cost around $7 (so it’s not big value).
5. Also, you have the chance to go for auto-shipping from the start.
6. In this case, shipping taxes are free.

So basically – the price per bottle is the same, whether you buy 1 or 3 bottles. 

That isn’t really fair, if you ask me.

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2. How Much It Lasts

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Here’s the tricky part. 

So normally – a bottle should lasts for 30 days, which sounds totally fine. But here’s the real thing:

1. In the first month, you should take 4 pills per day (not 2).
2. This means you’re taking a double dose.
3. In this way, you’re finishing a bottle in 15 days.

Basically – the first bottle will only lasts for 2 weeks. 

This means that in the first month, you will need 2 bottles ($80).

From the second month, one will be enough. But even so, $80 for the first month seems way too much for me.

So that’s another reason why I couldn’t possibly recommend SynerFlex.

 

 

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#5 – Where To Find It (7 out of 10)

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Unfortunately, SynerFlex is only available on the official website.

However – I managed to find it in 3 other retailers

• Amazon
• Ebay
• Walmart

But guess what? It’s either out of stock or discontinued in all 3.

To me, that sounds pretty weird – all those brands had similar prices to the official website.

Plus, they probably bought the supplement directly from them and sold it afterwards.

That’s why I don’t really understand. But either way – the point is that you can only get SynerFlex from the official website. That’s it.

 

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#6 – SynerFlex FAQs

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I will try to answer the most common questions about SynerFlex.

Note: I might repeat something I already mentioned, but it’s easier to spot here.

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1. How many pills per day?

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That’s the tricky thing I mentioned above:

• In the first month, you need to take 4 pills per day
• The label recommends 2 in the morning and 2 in the evening
• From the second month, you can take just 2 per day

So keep this in mind before purchasing SynerFlex.

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2. How long lasts 1 bottle?

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Normally – it should last 30 days.

But as I said before, in the first month you need to take 4 pills per day.

This means that one bottle will only lasts 15 days – so you will need 2 bottles in the first month. That’s $80 – so keep this in mind.

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3. Can I take it with other drugs?

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SynerFlex has a lot of ingredients I’m not very familiar with.

So I suggest you to ask your doctor first – especially if you’re following ant chronic treatment.

It’s probably safe to take even with other drugs, but it’s better to be sure.

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4. Are there any side effects?

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I couldn’t find any info on the label/official website.

Out of the ingredients, I know Boswellia can produce minor side effects – but they’re pretty rare.

However, in case you notice any different symptom – just stop taking SynerFlex and you should be fine.

In case that symptom is something more serious, make sure to see a doctor immediately. 

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5. How fast should I notice an effect?

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As it’s a herbal supplement – SynerFlex should need at least 1 month to start working (if it really works).

However, the results depends from person to person.

So as for every supplement – I recommend taking it for at least 1-2 months before you draw any conclusions.

 

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#7 – Final Conclusions

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Here’s how I would sum up SynerFlex in 3 ideas.

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1. Overrated Formula

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SynerFlex claims to use miraculous ingredients – which isn’t really so:

• Boswellia is the only quality substance it has
• Hyaluronic acid has a very low dose (25 mg vs 200 mg necessary)
• Hops Flower Extract is pretty unknown
• Boron isn’t as amazing as SynerFlex claims
• Bio-Enhances Blend seems pretty useless to me

Basically – I couldn’t find anything amazing in this formula.

Boswellia Extract is a really good ingredient, but it’s not going to make miracles alone.

So for me all this “secret formula” story is just a hype – nothing more.

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2. Unprofessional Website

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I didn’t mention this before. So the thing is:

• SynerFlex’s official website looks like a personal letter
• It actually claims to reveal you “a secret formula” that will stop your pain forever
• There’s no detailed info about any ingredient
• It mentions several studies, but there’s no link to them

So basically – that website is trying to convince you to buy because of emotion.

It comes with all those promises and secrets – and it doesn’t focus on the product itself.

That’s not the only product of this type I’ve met (see LunaFlex PM). But I would surely not recommend buying it, even for emotion.

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3. Way Too Expensive

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For what it offers, SynerFlex is really overpriced:

• mediocre formula
• no expensive ingredients
• doses are also pretty low overall

At $40 per bottle, I wouldn’t say it’s really expensive. But that’s not all.

In the first month, you’re going to have to use 2 bottles (if you want to take the recommended dose).

This means $80 – just to see if it really works or not.

Well, I would surely not spend so much money on that – especially when there are way better supplements under $40.

 

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My Verdict – Is SynerFlex A Scam?

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Short answer: Not really – but in my opinion, it’s not too far.

Here’s why I say this:

1. Claims to have a secret formula with miraculous ingredients (which isn’t so).
2. There’s little information on some ingredients.
3. I found very few studies that support its claims.
4. Its website doesn’t mention much about the product.
5. Instead, it looks like a personal letter with emotional stories.
6. It’s super expensive overall.
7. You’re going to need 2 bottles in the first month.

For me this is more than enough not to trust SynerFlex.

Now – the only reason I don’t consider it a scam is because I found some positive reviews about it.

Obviously, there were lots of negative ones as well.

But since there are at least 3 satisfied customers, it means it’s not a scam.

Would I buy Synerflex?: Definitely not. 

There are so many great supplements on the market – for much lower prices.

So instead of paying $80 on SynerFlex, I recommend getting a much better formula for less than $30. 

That’s what I would do.

References:

1 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3979073/

2 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3512263/

3 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4712866/

4 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7889887