Carlyle Devils Claw 2000 mg | 200 Capsules | Concentrated Root Extract | Devils Claw Herbal Supplement | Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement

Good product and $, fast shipping.

Makes all my joint and back feel better and lubricated, if that makes sense. Great buy if u move a lot or have pain and aches for any reason.

My pain and stiffness have dramatically improved. I read in another comment that pairing devil's claw with a glucosamine / chondroitin /ms supplement would have a synergistic effect. So I started taking the devil's claw along with a Move Free supplement, and I do think it loosened up my hip even more. Either that, or it's because I'm walking more, due to the pain relief.My one negative about these pills is that they make my stomach a little gurgly. Not a huge problem, and not as bad when taken with food, but I don't like that feeling. It might be from the magnesium stearate that's in these pills. For this reason, I prefer the devil's claw drops, with don't contain magnesium and don't give my stomach that gurgly feeling. They taste horribly bitter, but the taste is over with in seconds. I prefer that over my stomach feeling off.

Very good herb, good price and delivery good also.

Should have researched prior as it's not recommended with high blood pressure. Note: 10 days later no return possible.

Great nature pain relief supplement. I have used it for years and it has not failed. I have a lot of issues.

Great price and works great

One reviewer stated that he weighed the capsules and they only contain 350 mg, not the 1,000 mg stated. Even so, Carlyle has the most effective (reasonably-priced) Devil’s Claw supplement I’ve found.For me, combining Cat’s Claw with it gives the best effect. A friend gets her best results from Cat’s Claw alone. I notice a difference if I don’t take the Carlyle DC (or take an also-ran). I definitely amp up the results with the Cat’s Claw.You might check into the research where the nightshade family veggies, which are tomatoes, potatoes, peppers and eggplant, exacerbate arthritis symptoms in about 1/3 of arthritis sufferers. I’d probably be symptom-free if I could give up homegrown tomatoes!