FlexiSEQ

Pebble1969
Pebble1969 Member Posts: 2
edited 28. Nov 2023, 14:08 in Living with arthritis

Has anyone used FlexiSEQ and if so, what are your experiences with it?

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  • Brynmor
    Brynmor Member Posts: 1,755

    Hi @Pebble1969 welcome to the Online Community.

    Our web site is a source of great information an is well worth exploring as well as reading around here at the Online Community. We have a page on the commercial product you are asking about, I hope you find it useful:

    https://www.versusarthritis.org/about-arthritis/complementary-and-alternative-treatments/types-of-complementary-treatments/flexiseq/


    You are welcome to join in across the Community and might like to start by introducing yourself or say how you are affected by arthritis.

    I look forward to reading your posts.

    All best wishes

    Brynmor

  • frogmorton
    frogmorton Member Posts: 29,821

    A quick search of previous thread produced this @Pebble1969

    https://community.versusarthritis.org/search?query=flexiseq&scope=site&source=community

    Hope it helps

    Toni x

  • lublie
    lublie Member Posts: 1

    Yes, I have been using it for the last 5+ years.

    I call it '3in1 oil for the joints' - it really helps lubricate my arthritic ankle so that it doesn't grate when I walk.

    But you don't need nearly as much as it says on the pack

  • Janettoz
    Janettoz Member Posts: 6

    I used it regularly for quite a while and it does help but it has got very expensive

  • Trish9556
    Trish9556 Member Posts: 683

    hi @Pebble1969

    I had it on prescription when I first had shoulder problems. I think it's probably been cheap skated off the list by now but I would say it was excellent and if I had shoulder problems again I would buy it.

    I only needed to use a small amount so a tube lasted until I had had both my shoulders fixed so worth every penny

    A useful tip....if you need to apply cream to any joint or area you struggle to reach, buy one of those washing up sponges on a handle, trim off and discard the scourer green bit and use the sponge on a handle to apply the cream. It works a treat and replacement sponges for these are cheap too.

    Love n hugs

    Trish xx

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