Has Anyone Tried Flexcin?

[Captrix]

Friday I was at Peoples Pharmacy and they recommended Flexcin for joint pain. I'm thinking about getting a bottle for me and my old dog, he has arthritis and has to get a shot every month. It looks like it has a lot of good stuff in it and looks to be better than the Glucosamine stuff we're taking (The dog and I share a bottle ). Just wondering if anyone here has tried it and what the results were.

http://www.flexcin.com

[kfd82]

I started taking Flex-a-min about 2 weeks ago. I could tell the difference in 3 days!
I have chronic back issues, slipped 2 discs in my lower back several years ago, and knee pain from surgery last year.

I was in moderate pain EVERYDAY. There were lots of things I just couldnt do because I knew it would hurt too bad when I was done.
Walking a long way, weedeating, rake leaves, hauling feed would pretty much lay me up for 2 or 3 days after filling feeders.

Now I wake up with no pain every morning! This stuff is great!
I dont really push it, but I'm doing a lot more stuff than I was, and I'm not in pain.

My wife found it at wal mart, but I guess you could get it anywhere.

[Captrix]

where do you get it?

[Loneaggie]

Rimadyl is also darn good stuff. No experience with Flexcin though.

[TXHUNTER26]

I might give it a try. My right knee has been jacked up since high school, I used to get cortizone injections but those get very painful and costly. Right now I take the liquid glucosamine and I dont think I'm getting the bang for my buck. My last dog did well with Rymadil for his joints.

[Captrix]

isnt Rimadyl pretty nasty stuff? I hate taking pain meds so I figured I would give the Glucosamine/cohndroitin/MSM combo a try, I think the MSM helps with inflammation.

[kfd82]

I hate taking pain meds so I figured I would give the Glucosamine/cohndroitin/MSM combo a try, I think the MSM helps with inflammation.

Thats what the flex-a-min is, plus some vit D.

My wife got it at walmart in the pharmacy area, but you can probably find it at walgreens or wherever.

[Loneaggie]

Rimadyl is an NSAID. Most closely related products would be aspirin or ibuprofen. It never got approved for human use in the US as far as I know. Around 1997 the vet clinic I was in was on a pilot program for pet use though. It was a great long term solution from observations back then. I haven't checked back up on it in a good long while though.