The seller sells MotionPrimeX through its own website, motionprimex.com, and says BuyGoods is the retailer that handles the order. Prices on that page run from $79 a bottle (2 bottles) down to $49 a bottle (6 bottles), with free US shipping on the 3- and 6-bottle sizes. Type the address in yourself instead of following an ad, because other pages use the product name and call … [Read more...] about Where to Buy MotionPrimeX: Price, Stores & Look-Alike Sites
Nervetin Side Effects: Safety and Who Should Ask a Doctor
Nervetin's seller says there have been no reports of side effects. The same seller's pages also tell you to check with a doctor first if you take prescription medication or have a medical condition, and they disagree with each other on dose and ingredients. Read the label on the bottle you receive, and ask a pharmacist or doctor before you start if you take any regular … [Read more...] about Nervetin Side Effects: Safety and Who Should Ask a Doctor
MotionPrimeX Ingredients: Doses, Research & Nerve Pain Facts
The seller's official site, motionprimex.com, lists eight ingredients for MotionPrimeX: glucosamine sulfate (1,000 mg), boswellia extract (133 mg), chondroitin sulfate (100 mg), turmeric root (100 mg), MSM, bromelain and quercetin (16.7 mg each), and methionine, which has no amount shown. It is sold as a joint supplement, not a nerve supplement, and none of the eight is among … [Read more...] about MotionPrimeX Ingredients: Doses, Research & Nerve Pain Facts
MotionPrimeX Scam or Legit? Seller, Refunds, Price, Safety
MotionPrimeX is a real product with a working website, a support phone line, a support email and written policies, so there is no documented basis to call it a scam. The catch is that the seller's own pages disagree about whether you must mail bottles back to get a refund, and the product is a joint supplement, not a treatment for nerve pain in your feet. Settle the refund … [Read more...] about MotionPrimeX Scam or Legit? Seller, Refunds, Price, Safety
MagnesiumFreeze Ingredients: What’s in It, Amounts & Evidence
MagnesiumFreeze is a cooling-and-warming topical cream. Its seller lists magnesium chloride, niacinamide (vitamin B3), vitamin B6, arnica, boswellia, menthol, camphor, peppermint oil, tea tree oil, vitamin E, shea butter and aloe vera, but the product page gives no amount for any of them. Some of these ingredients have human research behind them, mostly for joint and muscle … [Read more...] about MagnesiumFreeze Ingredients: What’s in It, Amounts & Evidence