Jointcare Supplement, Maximum Strength Caplets, 90-Count Bottle "Now with Vitamin-D"

I first heard of this from my Dad, who had started taking it and was reporting a notable improvement. Skeptical - I did some research, and found the usual glucosamine/condroitin, but combined with Hyaluronic Acid. I myself am young enough, but began to have knee pain (runner's knee) when I started running more than 30 miles a week. I was sidetracked for a while, and the pain still lingered - but after just a week or two of taking Trigosamine, I had almost no pain. I think the key ingredient is the HA - it can make an immediate effect for some people (depending on your situation). Since my knee pain was friction induced - it was able to help me very quickly, and keep me from doing long-term damage. The high amount of vitamin D may also help somewhat, but can't hurt. May not help everyone, but doesn't hurt to try!

As a 77 year-old female, I started to experience knee aches. I had been regularly taking glucosamine, but when I changed over to trigosamine, I immediately got relief and hasn't had an ache since. I am very grateful. As a bonus, purchasing from Amazon gave me a little break from the ordinarily high price.

I had tried fast acting trigosamine and it worked wonders on my shoulder and hip. While looking for the cheapest place to buy more, I happened on this and ordered it, then found it wasn't fast acting, but maximium strength, a somewhat different formulation. Being frugal, I decided to use it up. It seems to work almost as well...I don't know...the fast acting seemed to work a little better. It's not bad...it works, kinda'. Just not as dramatic as the fast acting.

I found Trigosamine almost four years ago and it worked wonders for my knees but in the last year or so, I had been unable to find it in retail stores so I tried several other products which didn't provide the desired effect for me. My knees began to ache badly recently and the current product I was using didn't seem to make any difference at all. Within a week of using Trigosamine again I noticed that my pain had subsided to an acceptable level. No other product has the as much of the joint lubricating substance and some require taking as many as for caplets a day.

This is the product of a very creative advertising agency and the desire of people like me (and you) to get help on their own without a doctors RX. It was a total waste of money, time and at $24/month, pretty expensive. It did not work at all, it was the longest month of my life and I really wanted these to work. Instead of wasting your time and money on these RobinEgg-sized pills, just go to your doctor and tell him to give you a RX for diclofenac 75's. You can get a prescription for a 3 months supply @2x/day (180 pills) at Wal-Mart for about $15 and NOT waste time being in pain trying out this garbage. My knuckles are now almost back to normal now by going back to the diclofenac 75's and NOT using this product plus I can use the stairs again without the dog running for cover.

I have severe osteoarthritis and degenerative disc disease and was looking for a product that would offer daily relief from my pain - and this one is not it. The pills are huge, with the manufacture not offering all ingredients found in their formula or proper dosage requirements (this should have been an indicator when I purchased the product). I found an independent research group that did a study (and article) on this product, and they found that those that want to `prevent' joint damage, and not that desire pain relief, should take this product. I've just ordered `Flexcin', as it is intended for those that currently suffer from the pain of arthritis, has wonderful clinical reviews and is moderately priced. I plan to review this product after a month of use.

I have tried various products containing glucosamine, and this one seems to work the best so far. I have been taking it less than a week and notice some improvements. The recommended dosage of three caplets has double the amount of glucosamine as the recommended dosage in other products. I don't know if the improvement comes from the higher strength or from the addition of hyaluronic acid. I really don't need all the vitamin D as I get plenty from other sources.

I've used Trigosamine for 8 years. For some reason it be came unavailable for some months. Pain started in my knees and ankles. I'm hope Trigosamine will help decreasing the pain. So far it hasn't. It's been 3 weeks.