Flexarite

We are so happy to have found Flexarite! It works as well as they said it did. My husband has really bad knees and he has been so active since he started Flexarite and I cannot believe how much better my hands feel!
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I just ordered it for my mother who has really bad pain in her right knee. I'm really excited about all the great reviews I read.

I ordered flexarite from http://flexaritereview.net and it's working great.

I have arthritis in my knee and saw an ad for a FREE trial offer of flexarite just pay shipping and I signed up and got my trial offer. On my credit card statement I noticed the $6.00 charge for shipping, but also a $82.27 charge from them. I called them up and they told me I signed up for the service. I told the company that I did not want the service and they said fine, but I still had to pay the extra $82.27 just for the FREE 2 week trial size. The stuff didn't even work. What a rip off! I also had to get a new credit card so these crooks would not charge me again. BEWARE.

It helped my hip and knee pain, but did absolutely nothing for my shoulder pain. That is where I hurt the worst. I have extremely bad rheumatoid arthritis at 57 yrs old and fin gers are starting to arc.

Flexarite started working in about 3 days for me. No more pain in my knees after I mow the lawn now. But to continue it's use after the 12 day trial period & small charge for shipping is $79.99 a month. Does anyone know a generic brand for this great product?

Larry wrote:

It helped my hip and knee pain, but did absolutely nothing for my shoulder pain. That is where I hurt the worst.
I have extremely bad rheumatoid arthritis at 57 yrs old and fin gers are starting to arc.

I'm having bad arthritis on my hips and I've already scheduled for total hip replacement in a few weeks. I want to try Fexarite first. Please let me know how your hip is. Are you pain free?
Thank you.

I have tried Flexarite and it did not help me at all. I am very disappointed with this product. There is no phone number for me to call to talk to someone about this product. Thankfully I cancelled before they could charge me the $89 they try charging others. Is this a scam?

Flexarite took about 5 days for me to notice a difference. Their site said it was a free trial, so why the heck not try it? During the trial period it started to work great, so I decided to stick with it. For just over $2/day I can feel much better too... way cheaper than a Starbucks coffee!

I read a review of Flexarite on http://www.jointpainfree.me and it seems like a great product. I've never tried 5-Loxin before so I ordered their free trial.

This is a scam. You order a "free" 14 day supply and automatically get signed up for monthly shipments of $80! I tried it and it doesn't work any better than any other glucosamine/chondroitin product.

FLEXaRite did not work. I called them and canceled; got Cancellation #, and C/S rep told me to refuse the fist full shipment and let the Post Office send it back. I did; even got a Certificate of Mailing on 07-10-09. Today (07-20-09) another FLEXaRite's C/S rep refused to refund because I didn't send the stuff to a designated address. What designated address, I asked; I was not given one when I canceled my account. The rep was really pushy and just kept talking and would not let me say anything. FLEXaRite is a fraud, a SCAM! Don't be taken, like I was.

Avoid at all costs, it is a scam. I canceled during the trial period but got the next month's supply anyway. I called and the company denied that I had canceled my account. I canceled again but they refused to send a confirmation e-mail of the cancellation. I am sending back the product to the 'special address' and they had better refund my $ or I will take action.

Flexarite does NOT work. I took it as directed and it did nothing for me except make me feel foolish for spending money on it.
After you get the free trial bottle, they will continue to send you more and THEY WILL CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD, even if you did not order more. If you don't return the 2nd bottle within 30 days, you can't get a refund. So, if you order the free bottle, be prepared to call them when you realize that Flexarite does not work. Otherwise, you will have to deal with the hassle of returning the second bottle (that you never ordered). I don't like being charged for something that I did not order.

Fexarite is a SCAM. It does not work. When you order the free sample, they will ask for your credit card information. They do this so that they can charge you $80.00 when they send you another bottle even if you did not order another bottle. Beware of companies that do this. SCAM, SCAM, SCAM.

You have to read all the imformation before you order flexarite. It says right up front that you get the free sample if you pay the shipping fee, and you are signing up for a one month supply also for $79.99! They give you 14 days to cancel and a phone number! The product worked great for me, but I cancelled because I could not afford the monthly cost! I called and cancelled on the 13 day and had absolutely NO PROBLEMS! The average i.q. in the USA must be about 65! Learn to read all the fine print people, and quit crying about it, NOTHING IS FREE EVER! This company is not a scam, but some people here are just stupid! Remember your 2nd grade teacher telling everyone to put their name up in the top righthand corner. These same people are here now and are still mad at Mrs. I TOLD YOU SO, because they got an F on the test! PRIVATE SCHOOL KIDS CAN READ & COMPREHEND & PUBLIC SCHOOLS KIDS JUST HAVE NO CLUE! JUST SO MANY BABIES AND MORONS IN THIS WORLD! EITHER LEAD, FOLLOW OR GET OUT OF THE WAY!!!

I tried the trial bottle of Flexarite. It has really helped the spur in my hip joint and my knees. I paid 99 cents for shipping after starting to close the webpage - the 99 cent shipping offer appeared. When I called to cancel within the 14 day trial period I was offered a price of $ 39.99 for the next bottle instead of $ 79.99. I couldnt afford it at that time but believe me if I get in the pain that I was prior to using the trial bottle of Flexarite, that is the the first place I will be going. I have had a positive experience with the product and the representative I spoke with. And I also continued to take Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement.

Some of my details were incorrect. Here is what I emailed myself from the terms at the Flexarite site. "Details on your free 12-day trial of Flexarite: Customers who order this product will automatically be enrolled in a 12-day free trial of Flexarite and receive in the mail a full 14 day supply bottle of Flexarite. Your 12 day trial begins 3 days from today to allow time for shipping. After the 12 day free trial, Customers will be charged $79.95 and will be sent a new 28 day bottle of Flexarite. Customers will be billed $79.95 again 30 days from the date of sign up and each month thereafter to replenish customers supply on the same credit card the Customer used for the shipping and handling. The $79.95 charge will show up on credit card statements with the name 'FlxRite 8004345871'. The subscription will continue unless the Customer cancels. Customers may cancel at any time – even before the first shipment of the Flexarite and avoid incurring any financial obligation (other than shipping and handling)– by calling 1-800-434-5871 or by writing to Flexarite, Flexarite PO Box 2636-Flex Riverton, Ut 84065. If consumers cancel at any time during the 12 day free trial they may keep the first bottle of Flexarite. Applicable Local Sales Tax will be added for following states CO, GA, IL, IA, MN, NE, UT"

When I cancelled within the 12 day trial, the rep. at Flexarite said I could resubscribe to the monthly purchase at $ 39.95 at any time with the phone number and CC I gave the first time, and also cancel again if I couldn't afford it and resubscribe again when I could afford it and so on.

Let the buyer beware. Flexarite is the perfect example of why consumers need to keep this phrase in mind. The product is no more effective than the glucosamine-condroitin supplements sold at drugstores. And they try to rope you into an $80/ month obligation when you order the free sample. Don't order it.