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Ever since I was a little kid, I have played a wide variety of sports, ranging from baseball to football and much more. At 32 years of age, these sports have taken a toll on my joints, and I found myself waking up and having a hard time getting the “kinks” out.

I know your probably thinking, “Wow, this kid is only 32 years old and he’s complaining about his joints already!?” The fact of the matter is, I never took serious time warming up or cooling down after my workouts, and I would say my poor diet probably hasn’t helped either.

Destined to find something that works, I decided to test out a few different glucosamine supplements that help with joint pain, one of which is a product called Joint Advance. This formula promised to start working immediately to promote long term joint comfort for hands, knees, shoulders, and pretty much every other joint you can imagine.

What is Joint Advance?

Joint Advance is an all natural formula (a pill) designed to help relieve joint pain through a proprietary formula of ingredients that includes Glucosamine Complex, Chondroitin Sulfate, MSM, Vitamin C, Ginger, and White Willow Bark. We all know that taking glucosamine regularly in combination with MSM helps to effectively reduce pain and inflammation associated with osteoarthritis, but what do these other ingredients do?

Well, the secret is in the ingredient Chondroitin Sulfate, which has been shown in some clinical trials to interfere with the progression of osteoarthritis. Combined with Vitamin C, Ginger, and White Willow bark, it makes for an interesting and highly effective combination for anyone suffering from joint pain.

Pro’s of Joint Advance

• Highly effective at treating joint pain
• Made in the USA
• Positive Customer Reviews and Testimonials
• Relatively Inexpensive
• Money Back Guarantee
• Free Bottles With Select Orders
• Available without a prescription
• No reported side effects

Con’s of Joint Advance

• No clinical studies on this particular product
• Not available in stores

My Results With Joint Advance

As I stated earlier, I have been suffering from joint pain for the past few years now, and was looking for something to help relieve the pain and stiffness. I tried a few other products, but nothing seemed to work just right. After getting a 4 months supply of Joint Advance, I started to notice a difference within the first few days. Most notably, my knee pain (I had “jumpers knee”) started to subside, and I didn’t have to wear my knee band while playing basketball or volleyball.

After about a month my shoulder and neck pain was virtually eliminated, and I attribute it completely to Joint Advance. I wasn’t having to pop 6 Advil a day just to keep the pain away, it was just a really good feeling overall.

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Where To Buy Joint Advance

You can find the Joint Advance Formula on their official site at JointAdvance.com. A one month supply will run you $49.95, plus the cost of shipping. The best price we could find was on their official site, where if you buy 3 bottles you get 3 free, reducing the overall price by $150. Rush delivery is available, and generally takes about 2 – 3 business days to arrive after ordering.

Recommendation

While my situation is pretty specific, I do feel that Joint Advance could help pretty much anyone of any age suffering from joint related pain. Obviously this no substitution for medical advice from your doctor, but if you want to try something that doesn’t involve a prescription, I think that Joint Advance could be a suitable alternative for you. I recommend you order a 6 months supply to take advantage of their steep discounts.

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User Questions and Answers

Which supplement are you referring to be the best one. You have 3 names and you don't really say which one Helped you the most. Thank you -Ernestine

Joint Advance is my number one pick.- Rob

Ingredients -Jean

There's a list up above in the review. There's Glucosamine Complex, Chondroitin Sulfate, MSM, Vitamin C, Ginger, and White Willow Bark.- Rob

I have back injury from work. right now I am having hand pain and neck,too. its your Joint Advance will help me and my body pain will go away? -Kathy

I had good results with it.  Just be careful with the free trial. Make sure you know the terms and conditions.- Rob

what is best brand of glucosamine without chondroitin -Marina

If you don't want the Chondroitin, your best bet is a pill that's purely glucosamine.  Almost all composite pills have both.- Rob

I have spinal stenosis is there any chance osteojuv could help.Thankyou Jim -Jim

Since what you have is a nerve condition, I don't think Joint Advance will help, but your doctor would have more definitive information.- Rob

When is the best time to take Instaflex - morning, noon or night? Did you notice a difference in effect depending on when you took it? -J

I took it first thing in the morning, and I had great results.- Rob

I have had a bad left knee for about 14 or 15 years. I just pivoted to the left and felt some thing pop. I thought it would go away but it didn't. I take SAME-e which does some good but it gets stiff if I stand too long. Could I take it along with SAM-e to try it out or would it be best to take it by itself. -Jack

I'm actually not well-versed in prescription medications and how they interact with various supplements. It may be perfectly fine, but you will need to check with your doctor to be sure.- Rob

I take Eliquis for my A-Fib heart problem. I was told to stop taking Naproxen with the Eliquis as it could cause internal bleeding. I currently take Glucosamine and Tylenol Arthritis with a prescribed knee pain killer, Finasteride. Could Joint Advance be taken with the Eliquis so I can get off the other stuff which isn't working that great. Thanks -tom davies

Not being a doctor, I really can't answer how this or any supplement will interact with your prescription medication. You'll have to consult with your doctor.- Rob

Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller