LABO Nutrition FlexC Care Transdermal Bioactive Peptide Serum – Repair & Rebuild, Quick, Long-Lasting Pain Relief for Joints, Muscle, Shoulder, Neck, Back, Arthritis + Anti-inflammatory & Drug-Free

It does the job. It gets really hot, I am using it daily on my knees and back.

Worked as promised

Not very helpful

I’m a fan of Labo Nutrition products—their supplements often use cutting edge technology and patented ingredients. I trust their sources. This transdermal peptide serum incorporates Intrixyl™. Unfortunately, I can find little information about it. When Labo Nutrition first started selling products in the United States (they are a Japanese company), I can remember lots of product literature came with their supplements. Hardly anything comes with this—only a brief instruction sheet how to use the serum. Product ingredients are listed only on the throw-away box. Dimethicone is listed seven different ways there.More important, I’m simply disappointed in the product. My knee arthritis is mild, but some days are more painful than others. This serum helps very little, and certainly not enough to warrant the cost and small size (30 ml). I also don’t appreciate packaging that makes it impossible to see what’s inside. Users have no way of knowing when this serum will run out because the bottle is solid, white plastic.I expected better pain relief, or at least more than what I can get from other OTC brands at a lower price. The serum is odorless, and that’s a plus, but other than that, I’m unimpressed. Perhaps this works better for others with pain located in different areas—it doesn’t do much for my mildly arthritic knees.

Must admit that I did not expect this cream to help me with my pain at all. That's because so many others don't. This cream comes in a very small can that pumps out a little bit of white cream at a time. You rub it on the area that needs relieving and let it do its thing.I've found that some pains, it works very well with. Others, not so much. Haven't yet been able to distinguish which ones its apt to alleviate and which it has no or very little effect on.To smell the menthol, I needed to put my nose up to the cream to even notice that it even had any sort of scent. Smells nice but there was very little scent at all. When I rub it on my body, all I feel is me rubbing the cream in. I did not get any sort of heat or tingling whatsoever. Neither of those things phase me as long as it works.So far, this is a pain relieving cream worth having around, but it's seriously over-priced, especially for the very little bit that they put in this tiny can. It would really be nice for this to be more accessible to a lot more people who could really use such a product.

It’s actually pretty decent but, I can’t state that it’s built anything back and the issues I have have lessened. It does feel good and tends to last relatively well but, I haven’t ever needed any pain rub only twice a day and this is no exception. To be fair, my damage is pretty tough for anything to deal with but, this makes claims that I can’t realize. I think it’s decent for the average person though and it feels a nice texture and doesn’t have a strong scent either.

I got diagnosed with tendinitis two weeks ago and my doctor wanted me to get a Cortizone shot. I’m not big on needles or surgery so I asked what my other option is and they said I could splint it for 6 weeks to see if there’s any improvement.I got the serum to help with the inflammation while I tried to non-invasively self treat and I’ve been using it for a few days now and I do find that it provides some pain relief. I like that it isn’t strong smelling and that it absorbs very well. It provides a sudden but quickly fleeting tingle that is comforting but not overbearing. I’ve had allergic reactions to pain patches in the past and hate how some creams/ointments just end up spreading all over the place, however the consistency of the serum doesn’t have any problems Like that. I do feel there is a lack of information available about this product especially regarding the research and science behind it…I’m willing to bet some of my luck tho’ since so far it’s done no harm…I’ll continue to use it as part of my self treating regimen for the next 4 weeks and hopefully I won’t need to get that shot...will update mid-Oct.

My wife found this to be ineffective for her neck and shoulder aches.Packaging inspires confidence.Lotion/creame is non greasy as advertised. But that’s about all I have to say that’s good.