ZyCal Ostinol Advanced 5X Supplement, 60 Count

First time trying this product. I have had less pain in my hands. I plan to try for six months.

Yes. Great product. Fast delivery. Thank you.

Pricey but very helpful.

FTC Acts to Stop Two Companies from Making Unproven Bone and Joint ClaimsFebruary 11, 2020Companies claimed products could grow bone and cartilage, relieve joint pain.According to the FTC, the pills sold by both companies use the same active ingredient, Cyplexinol, and both companies claimed that their pills grow bone and cartilage, thereby providing relief from joint pain. The complaint alleges that ZyCal supplied EMR with Cyplexinol, and gave EMR product information, clinical studies, and other promotional material about its supposed health benefits.The FTC contends that the claims made by both companies are false and not supported by scientific evidence. The FTC also alleges that both companies used deceptive testimonials to sell the products.EMR and its president, Michael McGahee, have agreed to settle the FTC’s complaint. Under a proposed court order, they are prohibited from making health-related product claims unless such claims are supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence.The order prohibits EMR and McGahee from misrepresenting the results of any scientific study, and it prohibits them from deceptively representing that a product endorser’s views represent the views of an impartial user when they do not. The proposed order requires EMR and McGahee to disclose any material relationships between themselves and product endorsers.The proposed order imposes a $3.6 million judgment against EMR and McGahee. The judgment will be partially suspended upon payment of $145,000, which the FTC may use to provide refunds to consumers.The FTC is proceeding with litigation against ZyCal Bioceuticals and its president James Scaffidi.The Commission votes approving the complaint and proposed consent order were 5-0. The complaint and proposed order were filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.