Flexiseq50G GEL **** VALUE 4PK **** (Pain associated with Osteoarthritis)

I order this regularly for my Mum who was a user of Voltarol on her knee joints until she tried this. Now nothing else over the counter can beat Flexiseq.It takes a couple of weeks usage morning & evening, following the instructions precisely before an effect is noticed. Continued application is then required because effects wear off if stopped. As a result, it is an expensive, ongoing treatment but she feels it’s worth it to have better movement & less pain.

I have suffered from bilateral knee pain for the past few years. I have multiple degenerative problems in both knees and my last scans also showed early onset early oesteo arthritis. I have had steroid injections into my knees and these do help for a while. But have been told there is no quick fix. I work long shifts in a physical job. I recently heard about flexiseq , but was very sceptical that this would help. I read lots of articles on it from customer reviews, arthritis uk and NICE guidelines. Some small trials have also seemed to be quite positive. So not expecting to much I decided it was worth trying. I have now been using twice a day for about 4 wks and I have to say it really does seem to be helping. I am no longer limping when I walk. I have no pain when walking on flat ground , however I still struggle going down hill, strairs kneeling etc. I have lees pain when sitting or getting up from a chair , and my range of movement has improved. You need to let it fully dry before dressing , I use a hair dryer to quicken up the drying process.. I intend to keep using this despite the price because of the benefits it seems to be giving me.It is expensive, nor is it available on prescription , and may not work for everyone, but I would say to read up about it , and if you decide to try it then give it a few weeks to see if it helps.

I was recently diagnosed with severe osteoarthritis and bursitis in my left shoulder and mild in my right. Ultrasound guided cortisone injection was recommended before surgery and I've now had 2 tries. It was at this point that I decided to try Flexiseq Gel to see if it would help. I've used it for 2 months and thought I was having less discomfort but wasn't sure. I then forgot to use the Gel for about 5 days and noticed less flexibility and more pain in my left shoulder. I realised I'd forgotten to use the Gel and started using it again. After 3 days my shoulder feels more comfortable and less painful so I have decided to continue using it for another few months in the hope that it will moisturise the joint sufficiently to allow the inflammation to go and further cortisol injections and/or surgery won't be required. I'm also using it on the right shoulder in the hope that it will stop this mild condition from escalating.

Fantastic value for the money

I have been using knee braces on both legs and a walking stick just to take short trips to the shops for 2 years now.The last time I went to Boots the chemist to buy a new pair of knee braces, the sales assistant recommended Fiexiseq to me, saying that she had received many good reports about it from her customers. I went home and looked it up online and subsequently ordered from Amazon (sorry Boots..it's much cheaper). When it arrived I started applying it twice a day, morning and night. After about 10 days I washed my knee braces and put them away in a cupboard where they still remain and it has been 3 months since I even saw my walking stick. I now walk pain-free everywhere without any aid, I carry heavy shopping and even sit around without any of the previous constant pain I was in. I cannot say that Flexiseq will work for you, but it has certainly been a lifesaver for me. I can now exercise without pain which has led to better health, improved weight control, and a more active lifestyle.

Good, speedy delivery. Would use this supplier again and also recommend them to others. The Flexiseq is for personal use.

Applied in the morning before work, and it gives a relief in pain till I finish work.But I should really apply a second coat after 4/5 max, as discomfort returns after then, but I manage any returning slight pain until then.

My physiotherapist recommended it. Initially I was put off by the price, but as you are only supposed to spread an amount the length of index finger around the edge of the knee it goes a long way. And it works! My left knee was diagnosed as moderate to severe osteoarthritis and sore to bend, especially when dressing, but that movement no longer painful. When I got on a train recently for the first time since using Flexiseq I found it easier as stiff and awkward before. Obviously Flexiseq can't make the joints as good as new but it has improved mobility and lessened pain for me in not long. I ordered a pack of three to begin with and by the time I was ready to start the third tube I was pleased enough with the result to order some more. Better then not to buy a single tube to begin with as you may not notice the improvement that soon and be disappointed. I find a tube lasts up to a fortnight (both knees) but that obviously depends on the size and number of the joints. Would recommend.