Manufactured by a company known as Maximum Life Labs, Cellaplex the joint supplement said to be number one out of two products the company has on the market. That other product is Levitrex and offered in the male enhancement category. There is an official product website and it appears very professional in tone and design offering lots of helpful information about the product itself. Cellaplex is available at Costco although price is unknown, there’s a helpful FAQ section to answer certain questions, and customer testimonials. The only form of contact for the company seems to be an email only form, no addresses or telephone numbers are provided. We also didn’t come across any money back guarantees which would ease the worry of purchasing.
Cellaplex ingredients are fully listed on the product website, they include Chondroitin, Glucosamine, MSM, CM8, Bromelain, Calcium, Beta-Carotene, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Pine Bark, Boron and several others.
It does contain 6 out of 9 very beneficial joint supplement ingredients and has been refered to in several other reviews as above average in the category. The amounts of each ingredient and perhaps the qualities could have been much better. If the company had doubled the dosage it could have produced far better results. It’s great that Boron and CMO have been included because they’re important in producing healthy joints and bones for users. It’s safe to say that Cellaplex does work but the ingredients dosage causes it to lose a lot of points.
It doesn’t contain dangerous ingredients or chemicals, and there are no artificial dyes referenced. If you have allergies to any of the included ingredients we’d recommend not using or at least consulting your physician before using.
A C has been given for Cellaplex. It’s a good supplement well worth using but may not be as effective in comparison with other supplements using similar ingredients in higher amounts. If you’re seeking maximum results we’d recommend similar brands with excellent feedback and when possible clinical proof of effectiveness.