Quercetin Max Review – Should You Use It?
By: Rob MillerFact Checked On: 4-3-2020
Quercetin Max Overview
We’ve been coming across a bunch of anti-aging supplements lately.
Some of them are new, and some have been around for quite a while but are just now getting our attention.
Quercetin Max is one of the more well-established options.
In fact, they claim it’s the number 1 anti-aging supplement in the world.
And it’s no wonder with a list of benefits like this.
According to their marketing materials, Quercetin Max will:
- Sharpen your memory.
- Decrease anxiety.
- Help you get a more restful sleep.
- Clear your vision and reduce cataracts and glaucoma.
- Increase your energy and appetite.
- Relieve back and joint pain.
- Reduce the effects of asthma.
- Improve your cardiovascular system.
- Eliminate digestive issues.
- Boost your sex drive.
- Eliminate urinary infections.
- Alleviate eczema, wrinkles, and varicose veins.
- Strengthen bones.
Now that’s quite a list.
Let’s take a look at the formula to see if Quercetin Maxhas any hope of accomplishing it.
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Quercetin Max Ingredients and How They Work
Quercetin Max Ingredients and How They WorkQuercetin Max is a daily liquid supplement.
You take 5 drops twice a day for proper dosing.
The primary ingredient is of course Quercetin.
Quercetin is a phytochemical found in the skins of red fruits and vegetables like apples, red onions, blueberries, and tomatoes.
It’s mainly known as an antioxiadnt and anti-inflammatory, but it also has benefits to exercise endurance.
It’s been commonly used for years to improve the circulatory system and diabetic eye problems, though there is no clinical evidence to support those uses.
Quercetin Max Pros and Cons
Advantages of Quercetin Max
- It is widely accepted that the quercetin in Quercetin Max contains antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
- It comes in a liquid so if you don’t like taking pills, it’s not a problem.
Disadvantages o f Quercetin Max
- The only place we could find to purchase it is eBay, which means it’s probably been discontinued.
- We found no Quercetin Max reviews from customers to help us know how it works in the real world.
- There’s a lot of information about quercetin, but not specifically Quercetin Max.
Where to Buy
The only place we could find to purchase Quercetin Maxwas eBay.
A 1 ounce bottle with eye dropper is currently selling for $42.
Conclusion
It may be a good idea to add quercetin to your supplement regimen. It’s already been shown to be beneficial in some ways, and studies are ongoing, so more benefits could be found.The problems I find with Quercetin Max are that it claims to be offer way more benefits than it possibly can, and it’s expensive.
There’s likely a better way to bet your quercetin than by using Quercetin Max.
With that being said, if you do a little bit of digging you are going to be sure to find some supplements that may contain quercetin or other similar properties that will help in adding a little bit of grace to the aging process for you.
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I'm a retired chemist/biochemist. My wife and I take many supplements. Recently received an offer for Quercetin Max in the mail...5 dropper bottles for $129 + S&H. I read the extensive claims (allegedly an extract of some rare flower from Iceland growing on volcanic ash) and concluded that IF it can accomplish what it claims...it is likely due to factors beyond just quercetin (which I take in capsule form). We used the 5 bottles. I MAY have improved hearing and eyesight... not conclusive. Am reordering today...to give it a more extensive test. Can't recommend or "not recommend" but am leaning towards "recommend".
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I am interested in trying this, only I am a little reluctant since I am getting mixed reviews. I currently have kidney disease although not present at this time and no problems. I only want what's best to enhance my disease and for well being. Perhaps you can advise as to your thoughts on taking this supplement with my condition. I hope to hear from you and if the answer is "Yes" I will of course submit my review for other viewers. -Ernest Gadson
I think you should be fine, but because you have a medical condition, you should check with your doctor to be sure it's completely safe for you to take.- Rob
33 out of 36 people found this question helpful.
Can you put 5 drops under your tongue instead of in a glass of water -Cheryl
That shouldn't be a problem.- Rob
25 out of 25 people found this question helpful.
Can Quercetin Max improve heart pressure? -William
Improved cardiovascular function is on their list of benefits. I can't be certain it works in that area, so I wouldn't count on it, but it may be worth a try. Just run it by your doctor first, to make sure it's safe.- Rob
25 out of 28 people found this question helpful.
I would like more information and reviews on the Quercetin Max & whether or not it does what it is advertised to do. -Mollyj.
You're welcome to read our review. I haven't tried it personally, but my feeling is that while it may help, it probably does not do all that it promises.- Rob
18 out of 18 people found this question helpful.
What is the advantage of Quercetin Max over other quercetin products and why? -Ian
I don't know that there is one.- Rob
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that are also producing quercetin supplement, are they safe ? ?
I haven’t actually looked in to to many other brands, so I’m not really sure how they would compare to Quecertin Max.
The address promoting this product is.
Aquil Laboratory, The Stable House, Aldsworth, Gloucestershire, GL54 3QX.
Director of Research, Dr R Fuller
How can they use a real place then make up stories about the results.
I wish I knew. I think they are small enough and nimble enough to escape notice for a while.
Then when people start to catch on, they close up shop. I can’t swear that’s the case with Quercetin, but I know it happens with some other products.
I could not find any positive comments from users of this “amazing” liquid?
This is the same CON as the MERISTEM, same people giving you crap and taking your money.The rhododendron flowers are dangerous especially the leaves, showing symptoms of stomach irritation , abdominal pain, the list goes on and it can lead to death. Also honey made from the nectar is also toxic and should not be consumed.
You can reseach this info as I did but nothing about them. This is just another CON.
John Ginesi