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Your body already makes the best anti-inflammatory. This turns it back on.
It's 12 times stronger than any pill or shot. Estrogen kept it running until menopause. Then it shuts off, and the inflammation eats cartilage. 40 mg of UC-II gets it running again.
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More Than Collagen · 1 scoop a day
Easier mornings and stairs in 8 weeks, from 1 scoop a day
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Not the collagen that failed before. Regular collagen feeds skin and nails. UC-II is made for knees.
Switches on the body's own anti-inflammatory. UC-II tells the immune system to calm the inflammation eating the cartilage.
Clinically proven for women with osteoarthritis. They walked farther and took the stairs with less pain.
1 scoop in the morning coffee. Unflavored. No pills to swallow.
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"My grandson asked me to go to the park last week and I said yes."
Joan D., 63 · 3 months · Verified
★★★★★
"I almost sent it back after 2 weeks of nothing, then week 3 I got out of the car without grabbing the door. Giving 4 stars for the wait."
Carol M., 59 · 2 months · Verified
★★★★★
"In the morning I'm in the kitchen making breakfast before I even think about my knees."
Rita S., 67 · 4 months · Verified
★★★★★
"Hiking was my thing till my knees gave out. Month 4 on this I did 3 miles on Saturday, a little sore, but I didn't need any Advil."
Karen B., 58 · 4 months · Verified
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"We moved in month 3 and I was dreading cancelling, figured I'd be on hold for an hour. Took 2 clicks to cancel and reorder to the new house."
Tom B., 66 · wife on it 5 months · Verified
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Take it for 60 days. If the knees don't feel better, email us and we refund every penny. You can send the bag back empty.
Ingredient
Per scoop
UC-II undenatured type II collagenTurns the body's own anti-inflammatory back on.
40 mg
MSM and astaxanthinUC-II takes a few weeks to start working. These 2 strong natural anti-inflammatories take the edge off in the meantime.
Joint blend
Bovine and marine collagen (types I and III)For the tendons and ligaments that hold the knee steady.
9,000 mg
Vitamin CThe body can't build collagen without it.
150 mg
Hyaluronic acidThickens the fluid that cushions the knee.
Joint blend
Vitamin D3, vitamin K2 and calciumKeeps the bone under the cartilage strong, a job estrogen used to help with.
25 mcg · 100 mcg · 35 mg
Black pepper extractHelps the body absorb the blend.
Joint blend
Unflavored. 0 g sugar. Gluten free. Non-GMO. Made in the USA.
I'm bone on bone. Is it too late?
No, it's not too late. Nothing on this planet can rebuild cartilage that's already gone, and we won't pretend it can. What UC-II does is calm the inflammation that causes the pain and keeps eating what's left. A lot of our customers were bone on bone with surgery already scheduled. It worked well enough that their doctors told them they could put the surgery off and keep doing what they're doing.
I've tried collagen before and felt nothing.
That's because it was normal collagen. Normal collagen is a building block. The body breaks it down and uses it for skin, hair and nails, because they're made of collagen. UC-II isn't used to build anything. It goes to the gut, where a process called oral tolerance tells the immune system to send its anti-inflammatory signal back to the joints. That's the job estrogen used to do.
How long until I notice?
Everyone's different, but most people notice something around week 3 or 4. The knees are a little less stiff in the morning, or getting out of the car is easier. By week 8, most people notice a big difference and are back to the things they'd stopped doing, like the stairs, the garden or getting on the floor with the grandkids.
Is this a subscription?
Yes. It ships automatically, so you never run out. You get an email reminder a few days before every shipment, and you can skip, pause or cancel in 3 clicks, no phone call. Every order has the 60-day money-back guarantee, even if the bag is empty.
We'd rather keep you as a happy customer than trap you in a subscription and earn a bad review.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Send it back within 60 days, even if the bag is empty, and get every penny back. That covers every order.
Can I take it with my medications?
It's a food-based supplement, and food-based supplements like this generally don't interact with medication. If you take a blood thinner or any other prescription, check with your doctor first, just to be sure.
I have rheumatoid arthritis. Will it help?
UC-II has some research behind it for rheumatoid arthritis too. But this formula was designed around osteoarthritis, and we haven't tested it for RA. It might help, but there may be better options for RA, and we don't want to sell you something we aren't sure will work for you. Ask your rheumatologist first.
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The review that made us do what we do
Her surgeon said a new knee by spring. By spring, she was walking 3 miles a day.
"My X-ray said bone on bone. 3 cortisone shots, and the last one lasted 6 days. My surgeon said a replacement by spring, and honestly I figured the good part of my life was over."
"It took 3 weeks before I felt anything. Now I walk 3 miles every morning. I'm back down on my knees in the garden. And when my grandson asks to go to the park, I'm the one saying let's go."
"It didn't grow me a new knee. But there's still no surgery date. I stopped waiting for one."
Janet H., 64 · Verified buyer · 10 months on More Than Collagen
Back on her knees in the garden.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Will it grow my cartilage back?
No, and we'd be lying if we said it would. Nothing on this planet can regrow cartilage that's already gone, so be careful with anything that claims it can. What UC-II does is calm the inflammation that's eating what's left. That slows the damage down and takes the pain with it.
I'm bone on bone. Is it too late?
No, it's not too late. Nothing on this planet can rebuild cartilage that's already gone, and we won't pretend it can. What UC-II does is calm the inflammation that causes the pain and keeps eating what's left. A lot of our customers were bone on bone with surgery already scheduled. It worked well enough that their doctors told them they could put the surgery off and keep doing what they're doing.
How long until I notice a difference?
Everyone's different, but most people notice something around week 3 or 4. The knees are a little less stiff in the morning, or getting out of the car is easier. By week 8, most people notice a big difference and are back to the things they'd stopped doing, like the stairs, the garden or getting on the floor with the grandkids.
I've already had one knee replaced. Should I still take it?
Yes, and a lot of our customers are in exactly that spot. The inflammation that wore out the first knee is still working on the other one. Protecting that knee is the best way to avoid a second surgery. The tendons and ligaments around the new knee also still need collagen, which is what the 9,000 mg of normal collagen is for.
I have rheumatoid arthritis. Will it help?
UC-II has some research behind it for rheumatoid arthritis too. But this formula was designed around osteoarthritis, and we haven't tested it for RA. It might help, but there may be better options for RA, and we don't want to sell you something we aren't sure will work for you. Ask your rheumatologist first.
I'm on HRT and my knees still hurt. Will this help?
This one comes up a lot. HRT puts estrogen back, but for many women it never fully gets the knee inflammation under control, especially when it's been building for years. UC-II works on the immune system directly, so it doesn't depend on hormone levels. Many of our customers take both, and the two don't get in each other's way.
Will it work for men, or before menopause?
Yes. Menopause is the most common reason the body's anti-inflammatory gets switched off, but it isn't the only one. Age, old injuries and years of wear can do it too. UC-II works the same way no matter what switched it off.
Can it be used after menopause?
Yes, that's exactly who it was made for. Before menopause, estrogen helped keep knee inflammation under control. After it drops, that job goes undone, and the inflammation starts eating the cartilage. UC-II tells the immune system to pick that job back up.
Does it help hands, hips and shoulders, or just knees?
It works wherever the inflammation is, because UC-II works through the immune system, not on one joint. Knees usually go first because every stair puts about 4 times your body weight through them, so that's where most people notice it most. A lot of customers tell us their hands loosen up too, like opening jars or making a fist in the morning.
I'm on a GLP-1 shot. Can I still take it?
Yes. It's a food-based powder that goes in coffee or water, and it doesn't change how the shot works. Many of our customers take it alongside Ozempic, Wegovy or Mounjaro. If the shot makes your stomach sensitive, take your scoop with breakfast.
I've tried collagen before and felt nothing. Why is this different?
That's because it was normal collagen. Normal collagen is a building block. The body breaks it down and uses it for skin, hair and nails, because they're made of collagen. UC-II isn't used to build anything. It goes to the gut, where a process called oral tolerance tells the immune system to send its anti-inflammatory signal back to the joints. That's the job estrogen used to do.
I already take collagen, but my knees are still stiff. Why?
Because what you're taking is almost certainly normal collagen. It's a building block for skin, hair and nails, so that's where it goes. It never had a way to calm the inflammation in the knees. More Than Collagen has 9,000 mg of normal collagen too, so you keep what you liked about your old one, plus 40 mg of UC-II for the knees. Most people simply swap it in.
Does it have normal collagen too, or only UC-II?
Both, and each one has its own job. The 40 mg of UC-II is for the knees. It tells the immune system to calm the inflammation there. The 9,000 mg of normal collagen goes to the tendons and ligaments that hold the knee steady, and your skin, hair and nails get the leftovers.
Is it just collagen, or does it have the extras that help it work?
It has the extras, and each one is there for a reason:
MSM and astaxanthin are strong natural anti-inflammatories. They take the edge off in the first weeks while UC-II builds up.
Hyaluronic acid thickens the fluid that cushions the joint.
Vitamin C lets the body actually use the collagen.
Vitamin D3, K2 and calcium keep the bone under the cartilage strong.
Can I take it with my other medicine?
It's a food-based supplement, and food-based supplements like this generally don't interact with medication. If you take a blood thinner or any other prescription, check with your doctor first, just to be sure.
Is it safe with blood thinners?
It has no turmeric or fish oil, the 2 supplements most often flagged with blood thinners. It does have 100 mcg of vitamin K2. That matters if you take warfarin, because vitamin K affects how warfarin works. Either way, show the label to your doctor before you start. Plenty of our customers on blood thinners take it with their doctor's OK.
Can I keep taking Advil or getting shots while I try it?
Yes. You don't have to stop anything to start this. Keep your normal routine while UC-II builds up. Most people find they reach for the Advil less after a few weeks, without forcing it. If you get cortisone or gel shots, ask your doctor about timing, but there's no reason the two can't go together.
Is it easy on the stomach?
Yes, for almost everyone. There's no turmeric, which is what upsets most stomachs in joint supplements, and no fistful of giant pills. It's 1 scoop in your coffee. If your stomach is sensitive, take it with breakfast instead of on an empty stomach.
Are there any side effects?
Most people don't notice anything except their knees. A small number feel a mild upset stomach in the first week while their body gets used to it, and taking it with food usually fixes that. If anything feels off, stop and talk to your doctor. You're still covered by the 60-day guarantee.
Any dairy, gluten or soy?
No. It's gluten free, has no dairy or soy ingredients, has 0 g sugar and is non-GMO. It's made in the USA.
Is it vegan? Is it fine if I avoid shellfish or sugar?
It's not vegan, and we won't pretend otherwise, because collagen only comes from animals. Ours comes from beef, fish and chicken. The marine collagen is from fish, not shellfish, so it's fine if you avoid shellfish. There's 0 g sugar too.
How do I take it, and what does it taste like?
Stir 1 scoop into your morning coffee, tea, water or a smoothie, hot or cold. It's unflavored and dissolves fully, so your coffee still tastes like coffee. There are no pills to swallow, which matters if your hands make pill bottles a fight.
What if I miss a day?
Don't worry about it. Just take your scoop the next morning. 1 missed day won't undo anything. A week or more off usually will, because the signal needs to keep coming. Keeping the bag next to the coffee maker is the easiest way to never forget.
What happens if I stop taking it?
We'll be straight with you. UC-II works by sending a signal, and the body needs that signal every day. Most people who stop feel the stiffness creep back within 1 to 2 weeks. The good news is it settles down again once they start back up.
How long does 1 pouch last?
13 scoops, so about 2 weeks. Honestly, that isn't long enough to feel the full change, which is why we don't recommend starting with just 1.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Send it back within 60 days, even if the bag is empty, and get every penny back. That covers every order.
Which bundle should I get?
Most people pick 4 pouches, and here's why:
UC-II takes a few weeks to start working, and the bigger changes usually show up around week 8.
1 pouch lasts about 2 weeks, so 4 pouches covers the full 8 weeks.
It's also the lowest price per day.
And with the 60-day guarantee, you're covered the whole time.
Is this a subscription?
Yes. It ships automatically, so you never run out. You get an email reminder a few days before every shipment, and you can skip, pause or cancel in 3 clicks, no phone call. Every order has the 60-day money-back guarantee, even if the bag is empty.
We'd rather keep you as a happy customer than trap you in a subscription and earn a bad review.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Log in, tap "Manage subscription" and tap "Cancel." That's 3 clicks. No phone call, no maze of "are you sure" screens. You also get an email 3 days before every shipment, so nothing ever ships by surprise. You can cancel or delay right from that email.
Why isn't it on Amazon?
2 reasons:
Amazon's fees would add about $15 to every bag, and we'd rather that money stay with you.
Amazon is where most fake and under-dosed UC-II gets sold, often with less than the 40 mg from the studies.
Buying here is the only way to know you're getting the real thing.
How fast does it ship?
Orders placed before 3pm ship the same day from the US. Shipping is free and insured, and tracking is emailed within 24 hours. Most orders arrive in 2 to 5 working days in the US, and 5 to 10 internationally.
Is Balmve a real company?
Yes. We're a small company based in Draper, Utah. Every pouch is made in the USA, and every batch is tested by an outside lab before it ships. We're small enough that a real person answers every email, and we'd rather lose a sale than sell you something that won't help.
70% of people with knee osteoarthritis have tried painkillers. 59% have tried turmeric. 44% have had shots. Here's what the research says about each one.
Advil, Aleve, meloxicam
What it doesQuiets the inflammation for about 6 hours.
What the research foundA 4-year study tracked people with knee osteoarthritis on MRI. The ones taking these daily had more inflammation in the knee, not less.
✕ Covers it from the outside
Cortisone and gel shots
What it doesShuts the inflammation down, or adds cushioning fluid, for a few days to a few months.
What the research foundIn a 2-year trial, cortisone every 3 months left the cartilage thinner than a saltwater shot, with no less pain. A review of 89 gel shot trials found the benefit too small for people to notice.
✕ Covers it from the outside
Turmeric
What it doesTakes the edge off when inflammation is mild.
What the research foundOnce inflammation has been building for years, turmeric is too weak to keep up. That's why it works for a few weeks, then quits.
✕ Too weak once it's built up
More Than Collagen
What it doesTurns the body's own anti-inflammatory back on. It's about 12 times stronger than turmeric. MSM and astaxanthin take the edge off while it builds.
What the research foundIn a 90-day knee study, 40 mg of UC-II cut pain almost in half. Glucosamine and chondroitin cut it 13%.
✓ Turns the body's own back on
Sources: Osteoarthritis Initiative, 2022 · McAlindon et al., JAMA, 2017 · Rutjes et al., Annals of Internal Medicine, 2012 · Crowley et al., International Journal of Medical Sciences, 2009
Every one of these covers the pain from the outside, then wears off. None of them turn the body's own anti-inflammatory back on. It was never the person who failed. It was the tool.
Here's what happens when it comes back on, week by week, from people who lived it.
What happens next
Week 3 to month 12, in the words of people who did it
Drag the slider. Every stage is a real review from someone that far in.
Week 3Month 2Month 6Month 12
0% moving more freely
Week 3
The first change. Getting up after sitting gets easier.
Why it takes about 3 weeks
Painkillers numb the knee in an hour. UC-II doesn't numb anything. It teaches the immune system to rebuild the cleanup crew, and that takes about 3 weeks.
MSM and astaxanthin take the edge off while it builds. After that it keeps getting stronger, so mornings and sleep improve most in month 2.
Give it 2 months. That's what the 60-day guarantee is for.
ok I have to share this.. when my daughter told me she booked Spain for the WHOLE family I said oh that's wonderful honey and then went in the bathroom and cried lol. I couldnt even do the grocery store without hanging on the cart at that point and all I could think was everybody having to stop every 10 min for me. I almost told her just go without me
my friend from church told me about this maybe 4 months before the trip. didn't expect much tbh I'd tried everything
day 2 we walked the hills in Toledo for 3 hours and my grandson was the one begging for a break 😂 still can't believe I got to be there for it
Linda R., 63 · United States · ★★★★★ Verified buyer
If the blue box sounds familiar, the next question is usually money.
Can we point something out
What's in your cabinet already costs more.
What a lot of people with knee osteoarthritis buy now
Advil or Aleve every night · about $12 a month
Turmeric capsules · about $20 a month
Glucosamine and chondroitin · about $18 a month
A cortisone shot copay every 3 months · about $25 a month
Sleeves, heating pads and creams · about $15 a month
Relief that wears off, then the next thing
$90+ a month.And the inflammation keeps building.
versus
What's in 1 scoop instead
MSM and astaxanthin. 2 natural anti-inflammatories that take the edge off, without the stomach and kidney risk.
40 mg of UC-II. Turns the body's own anti-inflammatory back on. About 12 times stronger than turmeric.
The same 40 mg beat glucosamine and chondroitin head to head in a 90-day knee study.
Hyaluronic acid. The same cushioning fluid gel shots put in the knee, in a scoop.
9,000 mg of collagen types I and III for the tendons and ligaments that hold the knee steady.
Relief that builds month after month, instead of wearing off.
$1.15 a day.About $35 a month with the 4-bag bundle.
That's less than a cup of coffee a day.
But this was never really about the money.
The real question
Pick the first thing you'd do again.
Not "less pain." The thing that quietly fell off the calendar.
★★★★★
"Spent all Saturday on the living room floor building a Lego farm with my grandson!! And when we were done I got up by myself, didn't even need the arm of the couch"
Gwen M., 71 · 4 months
★★★★★
"she asked to go to the park and I said yes before I even thought about my knees. that has not happened in a long time"
Diane R., 63 · 2 months
★★★★★
"Sold my garden kneeler at our yard sale last weekend. My husband about fell over. Never thought I'd see the day"
Linda K., 67 · 5 months
★★★★★
"Bone on bone, they said. Well me and the dog are back to the long loop around the lake. 40 minutes. Take that"
Pat W., 66 · 4 months
★★★★★
"my knees woke me up at 3am every single night for like 2 years. week 6 my alarm woke me up instead and I just laid there kinda shocked lol"
Sharon T., 59 · 6 weeks
★★★★★
"Our laundry's down in the basement so I've been white knuckling that rail for years. Week 5 I carried the whole basket down and realized at the bottom I never touched it"
Joan P., 68 · 3 months
This was never about a supplement. It's about saying yes again.
Why the knees changed after 50, and what turns it around
In the last 5 years, our understanding of osteoarthritis has changed.
It used to be called wear and tear. Now study after study finds the real driver is inflammation that builds up in the joint and never clears.
And women get knee osteoarthritis 8 times more often than men. If it were wear and tear, age or genes, that would be even. It isn't.
The difference is estrogen. It keeps the body's own anti-inflammatory running, a team of immune cells called regulatory T cells that clear the inflammation from everyday use.
After menopause, estrogen drops and that anti-inflammatory shuts off. The inflammation builds and eats the cartilage.
The knees go first, because every stair puts 4 times a person's body weight through them.
Pills and shots push inflammation down from the outside, then wear off. The fix is turning the body's own anti-inflammatory back on.
Regular collagen gets broken into pieces and used for skin, hair and nails. That's why it never touched the knees.
UC-II stays whole. The immune system recognizes it in the gut and makes more regulatory T cells, which switches the body's own anti-inflammatory back on. It's a signal, not building material, so 40 mg is enough.
It takes a few weeks to build up. MSM and astaxanthin give relief in the meantime.
What most people feel in the first 8 weeks
The 9,000 mg of types I and III goes to the tendons and ligaments that hold the knee steady.
UC-II works. Most of what's sold doesn't.
Supplements are barely regulated. Anyone can sell anything on Amazon.
UC-II is expensive to make whole, so most brands cut corners. They put in less than 40 mg, add fillers and skip testing. Some even have heavy metals.
People buy the popular bottle, feel nothing or feel worse, and decide UC-II doesn't work.
Turn any bag over. It should say "undenatured type II collagen" and "40 mg."
Ellen Brooks, RN · 28 years in nursing
"A lot of my patients tried the cheap UC-II on Amazon first. Two of them were severely bloated. Another patient I know had to be rushed to the ER with severe stomach pain. Now I tell them to check 3 things: the 40 mg dose from the studies, an outside lab test on every batch, and a money-back guarantee. More Than Collagen is the one I found with all 3."
Ellen is a registered nurse who works with Balmve to answer customer questions.
"Ok so I accidentally tested this. Went to my sister's for 2 weeks and left the pouch sitting on my counter at home, and by about day 9 I was back to sitting on the edge of the bed every morning waiting for my knees to loosen up. Got home, started it again and within 2 weeks I was fine. Honestly didn't believe it was doing anything till I stopped"
Victoria M., 66 · Verified buyer · 7 months
★★★★★
"Bought this for my mom who's 71 and bone on bone. She flat out refused 'another supplement' 🙄 so I started putting a scoop in her morning coffee and never said a word. She never tasted it. 2 months later she calls me all excited that she walked to the end of the road and back, first time since 2019. THEN I told her lol"
Angela R. · Verified buyer · bought it for her mom
★★★★★
"My husband noticed before I did!! He goes, you stopped making that noise when you get up from the chair. I said what noise. Apparently I'd been doing it for years. That was around week 6"
"Most of my osteoarthritis patients have tried the pills, the shots and the turmeric before they ever ask me about this."
"For 28 years I've watched women go from the Advil bottle to the cortisone shot to the surgeon's office. Most of them were never told why their knees went bad right around menopause.
When I look at a UC-II supplement, I check 3 things. The 40 mg dose from the studies. An outside lab test on every batch. And a full refund if it doesn't help, because a lot of my patients are on fixed incomes.
More Than Collagen has all 3."
Ellen Brooks, RN · 28 years in nursing
Ellen is a registered nurse who works with Balmve to answer customer questions.
The specialists
Who else recommends it
Rosie MillenClinical Nutritionist, MS
"Most people think more collagen is better. With UC-II it's the opposite. It works as a signal, not a building block, so 40 mg is the amount the studies used. This one matches it exactly, which is rarer than people think."
Kirsten ChickOrthopedic Physical Therapist, DPT
"Most of my knee patients quit their exercises because they hurt too much. When the inflammation is calmer, they actually do them. I suggest this alongside physical therapy, not instead of it."
Kayla DanielsRegistered Dietitian, RDN
"My clients with stiff, sore hands can't open pill bottles, and most collagen tastes like something. This is 1 scoop of nothing in their morning coffee, so they actually keep taking it."
Dana WhitfieldWomen's Health Nurse Practitioner, MSN
"I see it in my menopause patients every week. The knee pain starts right around when estrogen drops. HRT helps a lot of things, but it doesn't always reach the knees. This is what I suggest alongside it."
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Bone on bone★★★★★
Last spring I got told bone on bone in both knees, I'm 64...
Last spring I got told bone on bone in both knees, I'm 64. Surgeon pretty much said get on the list, nothing else is gonna help you now. I watched my sister do the replacement and sit in a recliner for months while her husband did everything for her and I just could not do that to mine. Honestly only tried this because of the 60 days. Took about a month to notice anything. Now I'm walking our lab around the block most mornings and doing my own grocery shopping again, no leaning on the cart. X-ray still says bone on bone. Most days it sure doesn't feel like it
MPMarlene P., 644 months
Bone on bone★★★★★
ortho told me come back when I'm ready for surgery and handed me a pamphlet...
ortho told me come back when I'm ready for surgery and handed me a pamphlet. that was 8 months ago lol. I'm out in the garden 3 mornings a week on my knees and I never called him back. keep waiting for the other shoe to drop, hasn't yet
RWruthann w8 months
Bone on bone★★★★★
Giving 4 stars because it took almost 5 weeks before I felt a thing...
Giving 4 stars because it took almost 5 weeks before I felt a thing, and I'll be honest, my knee isn't new, rainy days are still rough. But I went down my stairs sideways with both hands on the rail for 2 years and my daughter kept pushing me to sell and move into a ranch. Now I go down one foot after the other like a normal person and nobody's brought up selling since.
CSCarol Ann S., 693 months
Tried everything★★★★★
The money I've wasted on joint stuff over the years, honestly...
The money I've wasted on joint stuff over the years, honestly. Turmeric that turned my hands orange, glucosamine pills the size of a horse pill, the collagen everybody puts in their coffee, cortisone every few months. I fully expected this to end up in the cabinet with the rest. Then week 4 I got out of the car at church without my usual "oof" and the lady next to me noticed before I did 😂 first thing that's actually worked
RKRhonda K., 613 months
Tried everything★★★★★
tbh I was skeptical...
tbh I was skeptical. 3 cortisone shots in one year and the last one lasted 9 days. Dr said next step is surgery but I'm the one taking care of my husband, I can't be laid up for months. Figured this would be one more thing that didn't work. It wasn't!! I'm doing the stairs at my daughter's again and I can get down on the floor with the baby
BTBev T.4 months
Tried everything★★★★★
2 years of regular collagen in my coffee = gorgeous nails, same knees lol...
2 years of regular collagen in my coffee = gorgeous nails, same knees lol. I honestly thought this was just menopause and I'd have to live with it. Switched in June. My mornings are different now, I'm not sitting on the edge of the bed 10 min before I can get up
LMLorraine M., 584 months
How long it takes★★★★★
I'm not a patient person and after 2 weeks of nothing I had the return label half filled out...
I'm not a patient person and after 2 weeks of nothing I had the return label half filled out. Week 3 I noticed I wasn't stopping at the top of the stairs to brace myself. Week 6 I did the whole outlet mall with my sister. So, be patient. I almost wasn't lol
TGTeresa G.2 months
How long it takes★★★★★
day 1 to 10 nothing...
day 1 to 10 nothing. around day 20 my husband goes, hey you're not limping to the car anymore. I hadn't even noticed!! slow but its real
MHmaryjo h6 weeks
How long it takes★★★★★
Only 3 weeks in so take this with a grain of salt...
Only 3 weeks in so take this with a grain of salt. Mornings might be a little easier? Hard to tell yet. 6 years of knee pain so I'm not expecting it to fix overnight. I'll update
SLSandra L.3 weeks
Taking it★★★★★
Was really worried about the taste because the last collagen I bought smelled like a barn...
Was really worried about the taste because the last collagen I bought smelled like a barn, I literally couldn't get it down. This one, nothing. Goes in my coffee every morning and I forget it's even there. I can't swallow pills so this is huge for me
JNJoyce N.3 months
Taking it★★★★★
Embarrassing to admit but most mornings I was opening my pill bottles with a nutcracker...
Embarrassing to admit but most mornings I was opening my pill bottles with a nutcracker, my hands are that stiff. A scoop is just so much easier. Mixes fine in hot coffee, gets a little clumpy in cold water so stir it good. 2 months in and I'm opening my own jars again too
PAPeggy A., 722 months
Taking it★★★★★
Turmeric gave me heartburn for months and the Advil was tearing up my stomach...
Turmeric gave me heartburn for months and the Advil was tearing up my stomach, my doctor told me to cut way back. So yeah I was nervous trying something else. Zero stomach issues with this one and now I take an Advil maybe once a week on a bad day
DODenise O.4 months
Subscription★★★★★
I HATE subscriptions...
I HATE subscriptions. Got stuck in one for a face cream years ago and it took 3 phone calls to get out. So before I ordered I read exactly how theirs works. They email you a few days before each one ships so nothing sneaks onto my card, and I already skipped a month no problem. And my knees are the best they've been in years
ERElaine R.5 months
Subscription★★★★★
Cancelled to save a little money and it took maybe a minute...
Cancelled to save a little money and it took maybe a minute, no phone call, no "are you sure" screens. About 6 weeks later my knees were waking me up at night again so I'm back lol. lesson learned
KDKathy D.6 months
Subscription★★★★★
We went to Florida to see the grandkids so I skipped a month, 2 clicks...
We went to Florida to see the grandkids so I skipped a month, 2 clicks. Walked the beach every single morning down there 🌊 nice that it's not one of those trap subscriptions
NBNancy B.7 months
Service & shipping★★★★★
ordered monday night, on my porch thursday...
ordered monday night, on my porch thursday. comes with a scoop too which is good bc I always overfill a teaspoon
LHL. Hartman1 month
Service & shipping★★★★★
One of my pouches came with a split seam and powder all over the box...
One of my pouches came with a split seam and powder all over the box. I emailed them a picture and they had a new one out to me that same week, didn't even make me send the old one back. I've dealt with plenty of these supplement companies and that does NOT happen
CWConnie W.3 months
Service & shipping★★★★★
I'm on blood pressure medicine and a blood thinner so I'm very careful with anything new...
I'm on blood pressure medicine and a blood thinner so I'm very careful with anything new. I emailed them and their nurse wrote back the same day. She said bring the label to your doctor, so I did, and he said it was fine. She was so kind, it felt like talking to a real person and not a robot.
SMShirley M., 742 months
Is it worth it★★★★★
Sat down and added it up...
Sat down and added it up. Aleve, heating pads, creams, the copay for my shots, I was spending more than this every month and still hurting. Now it's just this. Easy math
RTRosemary T.4 months
Is it worth it★★★★★
I won't lie, on social security this isn't cheap for me...
I won't lie, on social security this isn't cheap for me. Thought about it a whole week before I ordered. I get the 4 pack since it's cheaper per day. It's the one thing I don't skip because I'm not ending up like my mother, in a wheelchair by 75
DHDot H., 706 months
Is it worth it★★★★★
used the 60 days planning to prove it didn't work and send it back...
used the 60 days planning to prove it didn't work and send it back. then my granddaughter got married in august and I DANCED. kept it, ordered 4 more
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Two ways this goes
One way, nothing changes.
The Advil at night. The shot every few months. The build-up keeps going underneath. The walks get shorter. And every year, the list of things that got too hard gets a little longer.
One woman told us the hardest part wasn't the pain. It was saying no every time her grandson asked to go outside.
The other way, the cleanup crew gets its job back.
The stairs go back to being stairs. The garden goes back to being the garden. And when the grandkids ask to go to the park, the answer is yes.
Trying it costs nothing if it doesn't help. Waiting costs another year of build-up.