BAXYL®️ Boost - Joint Relief & Exercise Recovery Supplement - Hyaluronic Acid & Astaxanthin | Patented Oral MHB3, (6 Ounce) 36 Day Supply

I have had knee pain for several months due to long distance bicycling. I take supplements with hyaluronic acid, which is the main active ingredient in this product. I took this product as recommended, but I don't have less pain. I am still taking the product because I think that in the long run, this supplement, or one with similar ingredients, will help reduce the onset of joint and connective tissue problems. For me, they flare up, but get less when I reduce mileage. There is some research that supports the value of hyaluronic acid for joint lubrication while other studies have been negative. I am going with the hope that the positive results are real and will work for me. Now the pros and cons of this particular product. I am concerned and dismayed that the manufacturer has no statement of quality assurance, such as 3rd party testing and good manufacturing practice (GMP) that assures purity. It is the main reason I am pulling back on the stars. Second, the taste is truly awful. Some people will find it difficult to take. An issue worth noting is that the hyaluronic acid and other ingredients have to get to the joints where they will do good. Maybe the liquid is better than the pills, but I don't know. I would urge you, the readers, who use the product, to write your "before" and "after" experience in a review such as this one. It will be a big help.

I'm sure it's getting built up in the body in the 2 weeks of use, but I can't tell any ill effects at least.Anyone that says they get fixed in a minimal amount of time by a supplement isn't being honest.I don't understand why this tastes so fishy, but at least it gets covered up by black coffee.I'm going I finish out the bottle but probably seek out a different option after.I might update... but its just another supplement.

I have arthritis and I got this for chronic joint pain. Today was my first dose of 1 teaspoon twice daily for 7 days. After that a maintenance dose of 1/2 teaspoon twice daily. My first dose I expected a flavor of some sort, maybe like cherry etc. Instead the flavor was mildly fishy tasting, I wasn’t a fan of the taste. But it goes down quickly with zero aftertaste. It’s a small bottle but if you go according to directions there are enough doses for 36 days or 72 servings.I will update after the first bottle to see if it works for my joint pain.

Before writing this I read some of the other reviews. I agree that the taste of this product isn’t great, but it’s not gag inducing or impossible to swallow. The recommended dosage is a 1/2 tsp. When I take this I hold my breath, take a 1/4 tsp, then wash it down with water - repeat. Using this method I can barely taste it. It’s a bit oily, but it’s vegan, so there’s no fishy after taste. Also, if you swallow with water you won’t notice how oily it is.I have hip pain and wanted to see if this would help. To be honest, I’m not sure if the supplement is helping my hips yet, but I’ve read that people should expect to take hyaluronan (main ingredient) consistently for 2 months before experiencing a lot ofprogress. One of the things this product claims to do is help with dry eyes. I do think my eyes feel more lubricated since taking this. Hyaluronan (hyaluronic acid) is the main ingredient of this supplement. One of the benefits of hyaluronan is that it brings moisture to soft tissue. While not promoted by Baxyl, my skin seems to be more hydrated since I started taking this supplement.I gave this product 3 stars total. The taste isn’t great, but the value isn’t bad. One bottle should last almost 2 months.

The taste of this supplement reminds me of cod liver oil. It has a fishy and oily flavor but fortunately, it is short-lived and is not the type that sits on the tongue leaving a long-lasting aftertaste. So far, this has been promising. It seems to allow for deeper sleep and improved mobility. It would be beneficial if a flavor additive was added to disguise the fishy taste. The product description reads that it is odorless and flavorless but it smells and tastes like fish and has an acidic kick that stimulates a gag reflex. If you are able to tolerate this, this does seem to be effective.

The taste of this is on the verge of being unbearable, forced myself to take it every day for the last week and seems to provide some relief. Being that this taste so awful, maybe it would be better in a capsule form?With that being said, it does contain quality ingredients, good packaging and will continue using.

Like many of the reviewers here I found the original taste to be YUK inducing but since the price, the ingredients and the possibilities for ME and my exercise routine looked good if I could only swallow this stuff -- I then added a decent 1/2 dropper of liquid sweetener to Baxyl Boost in a 3 ounce paper cup and voila! It ALL went down and it tasted GREAT!!I have High Hopes for Baxyl - maybe because lazy me feels that this concentrated liquid boost of Hyaluronic Acid will help my joints faster than my usual capsules -- so far I have had NO adverse reactions, and certainly adding a little sweetener to this has REALLY helped me to look forward to my daily dose without missing a single one.The price -- will be worth it once I see real results.

I take this for the benefits, most definitely NOT the taste. This is like swallowing a spoonful of oil....olive oil, canola oil, cod liver oil, it's just OILY. It's not appetizing. I have to talk myself into taking it and then chase it down with tea or water. So far I can't say I have observed enough benefits, to warrant ordering again. And having to choke my way through the bottle isn't pleasant. I will finish this but I am not sure I will use it again.