NerveReverse- Neuropathy Support Formula w/Vitamin D, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Methylcobalamin(B12), L-Methylfolate(B9), Benfotiamine(B1) - 90-Day Supply

This product worked well to reduce the neuropathy in my feet, however, it made my blood pressure soar so I had to stop taking it.

love this product!! I have gotten from my doctors office, but WOW found them on amazon..supper fast shipping and LARGER SIZE!! if you have PN this is your got to try product Thank you

I’ve reordered several times. I’ve slept better since I found it and reduced my need for pain killer meds.

If it works or not toes still numb. Been.taking it for 4 months

I have neuropathy in my hands due to celiac disease. It started a couple of years ago and has gotten pretty bad in the last year. I started taking a couple of supplements to treat my neuropathy about two months ago, and this is one of those. It isn't working miracles, and I definitely still have some troublesome symptoms, but I do think it helps. I believe that I am having fewer bad mornings where I can't feel my fingers and can't trust my hands to hold my coffee, and I am fairly sure that's thanks to this product. Of course, I can't say for sure which ingredient or ingredients are most responsible for any improvement, but I can say that I have taken B vitamin supplements for years. What I haven't been taking before starting with this stuff is alpha lipoic acid, so I suspect that might be what's helping ease the tingling and numbness. I did discuss this with my doctor before starting NerveReverse to be sure it wouldn't interfere with the medications I already take. This product has 250mg of alpha lipoic acid per serving, which is two capsules. The other neuropathy supplement I take has 600 mg of it, and that's in one capsule. I would prefer to take only one pill, so that's one strike against this stuff. Another is that I have to make sure I eat soon after taking it, or at least drink a whole glass of water. Otherwise, I get that "pills dissolving in your esophagus" feeling, which is rather unpleasant. One last problem with this product is the price. Holy yikes! Currently $130 for a 3-month supply, it's quite a financial commitment if you are just trying it for the first time. Still, as I said, I do think it might be helping me, so for right now, I recommend it--if you can afford to experiment. If your finances are tighter like mine are, I would suggest trying a similar product. Just compare active ingredients and try to approximate this formula. If you have some improvement, it might be worth investing in NerveReverse. I hope that sharing my experience with this product might help YOU make a more informed purchase. Happy shopping!