Puritan's Pride Triple Strength Glucosamine, Chondroitin & MSM Joint Soother, 90 Coated Caplets

Been purchasing these for years, will always purchase them, good for your skin and lipid levels

Bien

Came as advertised in kind

Good product I have been taking this supplement for years with good results The only negative is the blue color I prefer the natural color previously used for these tablets

I'm thrilled to share my experience with the Puritan's Pride Premium Natural Flax Oil 1000 mg Omega-3, 6 & 9 Cold Pressed, 120 Softgels! As a health-conscious individual, I'm always on the lookout for high-quality supplements that can support my overall well-being, and this flax oil has exceeded my expectations. The Puritan's Pride Premium Natural Flax Oil is a rich source of omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids, which are essential for heart health, brain function, and inflammation reduction. The cold-pressed extraction process ensures that the oil is of the highest quality, and the 120 softgels provide a convenient and easy way to get my daily dose. What I love most about this flax oil is its versatility - it can be used as a supplement, added to food, or even used topically for skin and hair health. The benefits are numerous, and I've already noticed an improvement in my overall health and well-being. **Pros:** * Rich source of omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids * Cold-pressed extraction process ensures high quality * Convenient and easy to use * Versatile - can be used as a supplement, added to food, or used topically **Cons:** None! I hope this review helps other health-conscious individuals discover the benefits of this amazing flax oil!

I have had diabetes for at least 15 years. Although I try to control my diet, it is difficult. Consequently, my neuropathy has gotten worse. Until early May, 2016, I had only the numb, tingly type of neuropathy, not the painful type. That changed in May when I started to get a painful burning in the heel of my left foot. The burning would wake me up while I was sleeping. So in May I ordered this brand of alpha lipoic acid. The very first night after taking it, there was no pain. I had about five days with no pain, and then the pain began to come back, but just a little. After a week or two of taking the ALA, there were a couple days when the pain got worse (during the days but not at night). Then, suddenly, the pain subsided substantially, and I have been mostly pain-free for almost a week. Clearly, the longer I take this stuff, the better it works.As a long-time diabetic, here is my advice to you: (1) Count the carbohydrates you eat and keep them to 150 grams per day or less, (2) test your blood sugar when waking, before eating your largest meal, and about 90 minutes after eating your largest meal, (3) inject insulin (with your physician's approval) if your blood-sugar numbers are frequently over 180 (both insulin and syringes are available without prescription in most states -- Walmart has the lowest prices for insulin), and take alpha lipoic acid if your neuropathy is painful. (Insulin must always be injected into fat, not into muscle or blood vessels. The stomach is the best area to inject it.)Regarding insulin, the two types that are available without a prescription are Regular and 70/30. I recommend that you take mostly Regular with a little 70/30 mixed in (you will have to experiment with the dosage). You can inject it twice a day: once before breakfast, which will allow you to eat breakfast and lunch (if lunch is eaten within five hours of the injection), and once before dinner (which will allow you to eat dinner and a bedtime snack, if the snack is eaten within 5 hours of the injection).Regarding medications, the only medication that doesn't have a harmful side-effect is metformin (which requires a prescription). All the other medications have drawbacks. Metformin will give you the runs for a couple weeks, but then your body will get used to it. It is best to take extended-release metformin.

Puritan Pride always a quality product

My husband just started taking this for his blood sugar. No problems so far.