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Date: 20.01.2009
From: Joyce Wilson

Subject: celadrex or celadrin

I have osteoarthritis & have a leaflet on celadrex & celadrin tablets,could someone please let me know if they have had any imformation on these tablets,& if they are any good.Thanks
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Date: 27.01.2009
From: sandra stratton

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

the tablets didn`t seem to help but the cream is good and takes away my aches and pain.My mother is now using it and I`m just going to order some more
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Date: 30.01.2009
From: Joyce Wilson

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Thanks for the information that you provided,it has been very helpful,i am going to give the cream a try myself.If you have any other useful remedies i would be oblged if you would let me know about them.Thanks
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Date: 15.03.2009
From: jo kirkpatrick

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

hi i have osteo arthritis in my knees, does any one know if i can take celadrex with blood pressure tablets
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Date: 08.05.2009
From: Roger

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Have a look at the Arthritiscare.org.uk site, they are quite disparaging about the claims for the product. Due to a temp. blip you will need to enter site by doing a web search for celadrex scrolling to Arthritis Care and following link dated 10sep2008... hope this helps
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Date: 16.05.2009
From: karen lee

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

my father has been using artrosilium cream which does help but doesnt last does celadrex last for most of the day his prescribed medication doesnt work now and in the last 2 days he can barely move he has both osteo and rheumatoid athritis and has never been unable to move before can anyone offer advice
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Date: 18.05.2009
From: j

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

sorry to hear that Karen, Think your dad must go back and see his consultant, and mb re check his Meds...Poor man, he must have decent pain relief, he needs to have his bloods done mb? Doc needs to see him if its unusal for him that he cant move

Let us know how he gets on pls

take care
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Date: 18.05.2009
From: karen

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

to j thanks for your reply he's better now his consultant cant do anything else for him because he wont start metatrexate because of the side effects so when he couldn't move he was only taking co-codamol but he's back to his diclophenic now and is much better for now anyway by the way my mothers maiden name was hughes and we're from wales
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Date: 08.06.2009
From: liz

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I believe that celadrin can be helpful for joint pain. I have read that it works well when combined with glucosamine. It is available in pill form and also as a cream to be applied topically. I nkow of many who claim that the celadrin works best when they took both the pill and applied the cream as well. I would definitely give it a try. I found both for a good price at this site: http://www.seacoastvitamins.com/topic.php?health=doctor%27s+best+celadrin
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Date: 09.06.2009
From: Jill

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Glucosamine made me gain weight! its just sugar
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Date: 27.06.2009
From: Kim

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Can anybody tell me whether to go for celadrex or celadrin? I understand that celadrex contains some anti-inflamatory - does anyone know if these are not recommended for someone with a heart condition as Cox and Cox2 anti-inflamatories are discouraged in the UK. Any advice will be appreciated, or direction to any well informed web-site. Thanks in anticipation.
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Date: 27.06.2009
From: Angela

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Hiya Kim,
I have used both celedrin and celedrex at different times one for 3 months and the other for only 1 month but unfortunately I saw no change in my RA.I have heard good reports about both though, so it must suit some.
I did however find that the celedrin cream when put on my painful knees, did take away the discomfort, only for a short time but I used up the tube. Dont know anything about the heart thing but if you dont get what you want from here, why not contact the company that sells them and ask??
Just a thought.
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Date: 21.08.2009
From: diana

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

hi my friend takes them with blood pressure tablets no side effects and they work wonders i am just about to buy them and give them a go i am also on b.p.tablets
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Date: 23.10.2009
From: Connie

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I have been taking glucosamine alone for a long time and it did not help my knee pain. I heard about Celadrin from a friend and have used both the cream and softgels for about 3 months by now. My knee pain is all gone and so is the swelling. Now
I take 500mg of glucosamine with 3 celadrin softgels per day and also rub the cream onto my knee twice a day. Hope this information helps.
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Date: 09.01.2010
From: charlie

Subject: artro silium gel

HI connie,I was just introduced to artro silium from a friend but i dont and cant find any thing about it,could you let me know if you do,thks.charlie.
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Date: 17.03.2010
From: James Smith

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Hi, I use the Celedrex cream, it works really well for me, i buy mine from Amazon which is great, the service is great and the price is extremely competative!!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Celadrex-Normal-RRP-%C2%A317-99-Advanced/dp/B001RZS4NW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=A23WPSRKLP38FA&s=generic&qid=1268849212&sr=1-1
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Date: 12.09.2010
From: Eunice Green

Subject: Rosehip tincture

I take rosehip tincture for my knee pain and I would not be without it. I also take 1500 of glucosamine it has chondriotin and MSM also vitamin C in which combined does help but the rosehip is for myself a real pain relief. I get it from www.lifestylenaturalhealth.co.uk
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Date: 24.09.2010
From: Mike O'Hanlon

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

Why Has Celadrex pills gone from £15 to £114 in a few weeks?
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Date: 28.11.2010
From: Morwen

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I had polio as a child and now after years of walking out of sync I have a great deal of joint and muscle pain mainly in the shoulder. I am now wondering what to try. Celadrex and Litozin are two things I have read about would like to know if either of them is effective. I suppose things work differently on different people. I see from reading this page that Celadrex has worked in some cases.
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Date: 26.01.2012
From: CHRISTINE CAMERON

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

where can I buy Celadrex Plus cream or gel, please ???
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Date: 09.03.2012
From: mike knight

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

i am looking to try celadrex as apparently you cannot take glucosamine with warfrin but like all things particualy reading the comments you get no definet confirmations that things work but can only try and see what works
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Date: 30.03.2012
From: Mr. E. Sponge

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I took Celadrin for over 12 months and there was not a single change in my pain or mobility, its all a bit of a rip off really
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Date: 28.07.2012
From: Martin Radford

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I have been getting good results from using the new version of Artrosilium which is FLEXILICA - the same base as artrosilium but includes chondroitin and glucosamine. I have osteoarthritis resulting in both knees, both hips being replaced and my back fused over three vertebrae. My shoulders, neck and wrists have been playing up to the point where I have had two cortisone injections in my right shoulder. Flexilica has not cured me but has certainly given me pain relief and free movement. Used in conjunction with ThermaLife, an Australian product, has been marvelous. One note of caution, do not buy FX-SILICA from Health Broadcasts, they provide abysmal service and do not provide any contact number or address.
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Date: 04.03.2014
From: ken buckingham

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I have a knee joint that is well worn. `Celaritis' which contains celadrin removes the pain for the day 5 minutes after application.
However I hear that like glucosamine it works for some but not all.
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Date: 20.01.2017
From: Michelle fish

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I recently found a great article in the People's friend about Active CareCream. All natural ingredients and is made in Scotland. There phone number is 0800 019 9932. Really has made a massive difference for me and I wouldn't be without it now. The cream is 12.90
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Date: 20.08.2017
From: monika

Subject: Re: celadrex or celadrin

I have been using FX-SILICA for two weeks and so I have not had any results from using it- I think this is a waste of money
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