does this work for finger joints and hip joints too?
860467
My finger joint pain has also diminished since using Flexacil. I am on my 4th bottle now. Hope this helps.
860468
I don't know about fingers or hips, but it seems to have helped my knee and neck.
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Good day. I am using Flexacil to help with the joints in the fingers of my left hand. My wife is using it for her hip. We have not been using Flexacil for an extended period of time so I can not say what the long term effects might be. I will say that so far my hand is a little better as is my wife's hip. We had tried some other brands with no results so I am thankful for the results to date and hoping it continues to improve. I hope this information was helpful.Steve
860470
I made it through a very vigorous line dance workout and I am not as tender as I would have been before taking the Flexacil.It seems to be working, however time will tell.
860471
I don't really know. I don't have any problems with my fingers or hips; so if it has an effect; it is imperceptible.
860472
It has worked for me. I really feel so much better after taking this product. Of course the aches are not completely gone but much better. Worth a try for sure. Take care jim
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Im not sure if it helps fingers or hip, i dont have finger joint pain, but it seems to have helped with my knees and lower back. I can say it has helped with the knee pain. This past weekend I was able to do a mile on the treadmill and a mile on the eliptical which i could not have ever done with out knee pain before i started taking flexacil. My real test will come today February 27th. I have a two mile walk at noon and an 90 minute line dance fitness class tonight. I will keep you posted. If Flexacil allows me to walk with out as much pain Saturday and Sunday i will continue to take the product to see what the long term result will be. Im not sure if it helps fingers or hip, i dont have finger joint pain, but it seems to have helped with my knees and lower back. I can say it has helped with the knee pain. This past weekend I was able to do a mile on the treadmill and a mile on the eliptical which i could not have ever done with out knee pain before i started taking flexacil. My real test will come today February 27th. I have a two mile walk at noon and an 90 minute line dance fitness class tonight. I will keep you posted. If Flexacil allows me to walk with out as much pain Saturday and Sunday i will continue to take the... » Read More Im not sure if it helps fingers or hip, i dont have finger joint pain, but it seems to have helped with my knees and lower back. I can say it has helped with the knee pain. This past weekend I was able to do a mile on the treadmill and a mile on the eliptical which i could not have ever done with out knee pain before i started taking flexacil. My real test will come today February 27th. I have a two mile walk at noon and an 90 minute line dance fitness class tonight. I will keep you posted. If Flexacil allows me to walk with out as much pain Saturday and Sunday i will continue to take the product to see what the long term result will be. « Show Less
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Good day. I am using Flexacil to help with the joints in the fingers of my left hand. My wife is using it for her hip. We have not been using Flexacil for an extended period of time so I can not say what the long term effects might be. I will say that so far my hand is a little better as is my wife's hip. We had tried some other brands with no results so I am thankful for the results to date and hoping it continues to improve. I hope this information was helpful. Steve
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Yes it does. I have something similar to trigger thumb, it is also known as gamekeeper's thumb or thenar's eminence pain. I ordered this product because the one's available at department stores are cheap and fall apart at the stitching. The Neo G works very well and is constructed very well. The only issue I've had is this only comes in one size so because I have smaller hands, the thumb part is a little to long and therefore pinches the web between my thumb and index finger. Other than that, this is a great product for trigger thumb and gamekeeper's thumb!
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Not really sure, but definitely worth a try as some people swear by it. If arthritis is the issue, I also recommend trying exercises, like the kind in Treat Your Own Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis. Good luck!
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It works best for knees, ankles, feet, wrists and elbows where you can wrap it around the joint. However I used it when I had my hip replacement; just had to sit or lie down and lay it over the part that hurts. It's much better than trying to use regular ice or a bag of peas.
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Yes I think so. It's design is geared to be used by both hands and it can be adjusted higher as the hand becomes stronger. You can also individually adjust for each finger. My doctor had recommended it to me because he uses it for himself. Hope that gives you the info you need.
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I never used it for my toes. I used it for my breakout on my arms legs and belly. it worked great for that.
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Yes it does. I tried it out on my grandson he has very small fingers and it worked great.
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Its not so good. I bought it for the same purpose but didnt like it. It is as good as your fingers as they say; though i think the fingers are better in terms of responsivenesss. Not recommended.
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No. This is for groin and inner thigh support. It will not help your hip problem.
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Not at all, it works great. You can do 4 fingers at a time and then both thumbs, still very quick and effective.
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Johnny Bench says it will! It worked wonders on my wife's arthritis, she is a different person now with greater use of her hands and no more daily pain. It takes at least two weeks of 3 times a day applications before noticeable relief occurs. Then use when needed. In our case it works great. With all your pain I would say for $12 it would really be worth a try!
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I think it works a little better for joints. A friend of mine with arthritis got good relief. Dilute 1:1 with oil and rub directly on joint area. Use it 2-3 times a day if necessary.
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You could use on any finger, I needed it for the middle finger but my fingers are a little fat. They fit great on any other finger. The issue is the width of the splints.
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Yes it does work well on thick toe nails its an excellent tool for both fingers and toe nails would recommend it.
1016825
Never used it for joint pain... works great on muscles... neck, shoulder, back
1184806
Absolutely. This is great as you can adjust it for each finger. Plus it is durable
441267
It doesn't immobilize the thumb completely. You might also want to look in to arthritis gloves which help circulation but you can still move your fingers.