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Lately I have been noticing tons of ads on the weatherchannel.com and other media sources about a product called Instaflex, which is a joint support therapy designed to help heal damaged joints.  Being an avid beach volleyball player with tons of joint problems, I decided to review this product personally for my visitors.  After some extensive research of the ingredients, side effects, consumer reviews and testimonials, as well as speaking with a homeopath, I decided to report my findings of the results that men and women across the US have experienced with Instaflex.

How does It Work?

According to the website, instaflex works by using a combination of all natural ingredients such as glucosamine, Methylsulfonylmethane, Hyaluronan, Termeric Root Extract, and Boswellia Serrata Extract.  I have taken my fair share of joint supplements, and I have noticed that glucosamine is listed in practically every one.  But what exactly does glucosamine do?  For that, I decided to do a little bit of research to find out what this extract actually is.

The official site (instaflex.com) states that this extract “aids in resisting cartilage degeneration, diminishing joint pain, and preventing functional impairment”.  For all intensive purposes, this is a fact that has been proven in numerous clinical studies, and the fact that this product contains glucosamine proves that it may indeed work.

Risk Free Trial

Right now, everywhere I look I see free trial offers of Instaflex available on their main site.  The trial lasts 14 days (actually 18 days from the date or order),and if you are unsatisfied with the product you have to send it back to redeem a refund.  I have ordered several of these types of products in the past, including Megamagnum and prostate forte, and you need to make sure that you cancel your trial before the date is up.  If you don’t they will continue to charge you on a monthly basis, AS MUCH AS $70 A MONTH!

User Reviews of Instaflex

There are mixed reviews of Instaflex on a wide variety of sites, including Amazon, ebay, and others.  While some say it is great, others say they get better use out of a dose of advil or tylenol as opposed to this product.  By and large, the majority of the reviews are positive, with many people that have played competitive sports for years saying that it has been a miracle pill for them.

Below is a sample review we came across:

“I have been playing competitive sports for my whole life, and have been having constant pain in my joints for the past few years.  After taking this for a few weeks, I finally have the confidence to “get back on the horse” and participate in sports again without having to worry about damaging my joints anymore.”
Paul, Canada

We just ordered our own trial bottle online (costs around $5 for the shipping) and we were told that we should be receiving Instaflex in a few days.  Once we try it out for a week or so, we will give our review.

Dosage and Instructions

According to the bottle, you are supposed to take 3 capsules once daily on an empty stomach.

Where Can You Buy Instaflex?

Instaflex Joint support is available at a numer of online retailers, as well as physical locations nationwide. If you choose not to participate in their free trial, you can find it in GNC for a price of $50, which is a $20 discount as opposed to be enrolled in their autoship program.

We also searched around in local stores such as Walmart, Target, Rite Aide, Walgreens, and CVS, but could not find it for sale in any of these stores.  You can buy from a number of online merchants, including Amazon.com and GNC.com.

Is Instaflex a Scam?

There have been numerous complaints about Instaflex Joint Support on various different websites, including complaintwire.org and pissedconsumer.com.  These two sites are leading investigators when it comes to exposing companies that use shady or unethical practices against customers, and you can find many different complaints about Instaflex being a scam on their.

You should keep in mind, however, that the product itself may not be a scam simply because a few people had some troubles with billing.  You should always make sure to do your own research and come to your own conclusions, but make sure you save your receipts, note any cancellation dates, keep good records, and write down the cancellation number and email of Instaflex when you purchase your trial.

So Does Instaflex Really work?

That’s kind of hard for us to tell right now.  While there have been plenty of positive testimonials and reviews on various sites, there has been an equal amount of complaints.  Some go as far as saying that the company targets seniors specifically because they are unaware of the repercussions of giving out their credit card information over the internet.  As we stated earlier, we have purchased the free trial of instaflex ourselves, and will be posting out own personal review and results as soon as we try it our ourselves.

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