Ten accounts below, from people aged 55 to 78. Four of them are not positive. We have included those on purpose, because a page full of five-star praise tells you nothing useful.
"The burning in my legs at night was the worst part of it. I would be dropping off and then it would start. I bought six bottles because of the long money-back promise — I thought, what have I got to lose. By about week six the burning had dropped right down. I sleep through most nights now. I had not done that in two years."
"Four stars, not five. It has helped the tingling in my hands, no question about that. But it took nearly two months before I was sure, and one bottle is not cheap. If you are going to try it, buy three at least. One bottle will not tell you a thing and you will just have wasted the money."
"Honest two stars. I took it every single day for ten weeks and felt no difference at all. Not a bit. I asked for my money back and got it with no fuss, which I will give them credit for. It just did not work for me. I want people to know that happens too, because you only ever see the good ones."
"I am diabetic and my feet have been a problem for six years. I checked with my doctor first because of the blood sugar thing, and she said to keep a closer eye on my readings. Glad I asked — I did need my tablets adjusting slightly. Three months in and my feet feel more like feet again. Ask your doctor first, that is my advice."
"What surprised me was the leg cramps stopping. I bought it for the numbness in my toes, which has improved a bit but not dramatically. The cramps though — I used to get them three or four nights a week and now hardly ever. Must be the magnesium. I would buy it again for that alone."
"Three stars because I am on the fence. Something has changed — my feet do not feel as cold and dead as they did. But is that the capsules or is it because I started walking every morning at the same time? I honestly cannot say. I am staying on it for now but I would not swear it is doing the work."
"My hands used to go numb doing the washing up. Small thing, but it got on my nerves every single day. Around week five I realised it had stopped happening. My husband noticed I had stopped shaking my hands out before I mentioned anything about it. Little things, but they add up."
"One star and I will say why. Nothing happened in eight weeks, and I could not find out what was actually in it beyond a few names. No proper label on the website. For that money I expect to know what I am swallowing. The refund came through fine but I would not recommend it."
"It has helped, but I want to be fair about how much. On a bad day my feet used to be a seven out of ten for discomfort. Now a bad day is about a four. That is a real improvement and I am pleased with it. But it is not gone, and anyone expecting it to be gone will be disappointed."
"Two stars. I gave up after five weeks because nothing was happening and the bottle was empty. Reading these other reviews now I wonder if I stopped too early — everyone who says it worked seems to have gone past six weeks. That is my own fault as much as theirs, but the marketing does not make that clear enough."
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