Med-surg nurse, 11 years. My heel pain got so bad I was limping to my car after every shift. Started taking these about 3 weeks ago and the stabbing in my heels has calmed down a LOT. I still wear my Hokas and compression socks but this was the missing piece honestly.

Took about 2 weeks before I felt anything tbh. But then one morning I got out of bed and realized I wasn't bracing for the pain. That was enough for me. Subscribed.

ER nurse here. 14,000 steps a shift, 3 days in a row. By Day 3 I could barely stand up in the morning. This has genuinely helped with my recovery between shifts. I actually showed up for my third 12 last week and felt human.

Super skeptical bc I tried turmeric from Amazon last year and it did absolutely nothing. This is different tho. I noticed less stiffness in my arches around week 2 and by week 4 the throbbing after my shift was noticeably less.

Bought this for my plantar fasciitis. Wasn't expecting it to help my knee stiffness too but here we are.

Finally something that actually works. The morning pain is still there but its way quieter now. I stopped gripping the headboard every morning lol.

I was popping 3 Advil before every shift for almost two years. My coworker told me about this and I figured why not. Been on it about 5 weeks and I havent touched the Advil bottle in over a week. My stomach already feels better too.

I work 12 hour shifts on the hardest floors known to man. My feet used to feel like I was stepping on glass every single morning. After about a month on these, that sharp pain is maybe a 3 instead of an 8. I'll take it.

Game changer for real. I can get through all three 12s without wanting to cry by the end.

ICU nurse, 46 years old, overweight, plantar fasciitis for 3 years. I've tried cortisone shots, custom orthotics, night splints, frozen water bottles, you name it. This is the first thing that's made a noticeable difference in the actual pain, not just the cushioning. I'm on month 2 and reordering.

My feet dont swell up like balloons after my shift anymore. Thats all I needed.

I was ready to leave bedside nursing because of my feet. Not exaggerating. A friend who's also an RN recommended this and I figured I had nothing to lose. It's been 6 weeks and the deep ache that used to radiate from my heel to my arch is so much better. I'm staying at the bedside for now.

Honestly thought this was gonna be another waste of money like every other supplement I've tried. Pleasantly surprised. The stiffness in my feet loosened up around week 3 and my mornings are way less brutal.

Better than the Advil and Tums combo I was living on. And my kidneys thank me.

Tele nurse, been dealing with PF for about 18 months. My podiatrist gave me insoles and stretches which help but didn't fix the actual pain. Added this to my routine and within a few weeks the stabbing heel pain calmed down significantly. Using both together now and it's the best my feet have felt in over a year.

Ok so I'm only on week 2 but the morning stiffness is already softer. Still early but hopeful.

I've spent over $600 on shoes trying to fix my foot pain. Hokas, Brooks, Danskos, Cloves. None of them fixed the deep ache. This does something none of those shoes could. It works on the inside.

Three 12s in a row used to wreck me for the entire next day. Just laying on the couch unable to walk. Since starting this I bounce back so much faster. Day 4 is actually a real day off now instead of a recovery day.

My feet used to cramp just laying in bed after my shifts. That stopped after about 3 weeks on this. Worth every penny.

Not a miracle pill. I want to be clear about that. But after a month of consistent use the throbbing that used to hit by hour 8 has faded and I can actually walk to my car without limping. For a nurse thats everything.

I was taking ibuprofen literally every shift for years and I KNOW thats bad for my kidneys. I'm a nurse, I've seen what that does to people long term. This gave me a way out. Pain is manageable now without the Advil and I sleep better knowing I'm not wrecking my organs.

Just reordered my 3rd bottle. That should tell you everything.

Started this for my plantar fasciitis but my ankle stiffness improved too which was a nice bonus. My feet dont lock up when I stand after charting anymore. Feels like I got my mobility back.

Night shift RN. I used to dread the walk from the parking garage to the unit because my heels would be screaming before I even clocked in. That's gone now. Like actually gone. I wish I found this 2 years ago.

Peds nurse, on my feet all day with toddlers who don't care that my heels are on fire lol. This calmed the pain down enough that I actually enjoy my shifts again. Haven't said that in years.

Ordered this on a whim after seeing it in a nursing group. Genuinely did not expect results. But here I am 6 weeks later walking my dog again after work instead of collapsing on the couch. So yeah. Five stars.

No more limping through the parking garage after my shift. That alone is worth the price.

I rotate between days and nights and my feet were falling apart from the schedule. The swelling after back to back shifts has gone way down since I started this. My compression socks + this combo is unbeatable honestly.

My husband noticed before I did. He said I stopped wincing when I stood up from dinner. He was right. Week 3 is when things shifted for me.

Been a nurse for 22 years. My feet, knees, and lower back were all starting to go. Started this for the plantar fasciitis but my knee stiffness improved too. Wasn't expecting that but I'll take it. Wish I found this a decade ago.

So easy to take. Two capsules with my coffee before I leave for the hospital and I'm done. No weird taste, no stomach issues, nothing complicated. And it actually works which is the main thing.