My wife bought several bottles of Cartazyne DS and she felt that it helped her reduce pain but she does not remember where she bought it. Can you tell me where to find it?
Thank you,
Chuck H
Answer #1
I just received a cartazyne flyer in the mail today. The address given is:
Arthritis & Joint Disease Center
203-2780 Granville St.
Vancouver, BC V6H E47, Canada
Telephone: 1-800-631-5400
I know nothing about this stuff. The ad looks very promising but I am very troubled by the fact that they do not list the ingredients anywhere in the ad. They say there are several successful double blind clinical studies of their product but they site no literature. This tends to make me feel very uneasy. Please let me know about your experience with this product.
Thanks,
Tom
Answer #2
I have to agree, the literature is incomplete. I don't remember seeing side effects listed in the booklet either, but I could be mistaken.
James
Answer #3
I have done a thorough investigation of Cartazyne and agree that it is one of the major rip-offs in the nutritional market today.
Not only are the ingredients never shown in their literature (on the bottle only) but when you finally get the bottle, and look at the ingredients, the product would be over-priced by a factor of 10, at least.
This company apparently spent $1,000,000 sending out 5,000,000 12-page full color labels with sensational claims -- all hype and no substance.
Answer #4
My wife also tried this product and feels that it helps her, however, I also suspect that it is overpriced. I plan to check with local health food stores to see if there is a comparable product on the shelf.
Howard D.
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