01/23/2026
At Meyers Wellness, we offer many different type of supplements and ointments
that can gradually assist and promote healing in different ways.
🌿ChondroCare: Popular for joint health. Formulated with key nutrients like D-glucosamine sulfate, chondroitin sulfate and MSM to support cartilage health, reduce joint pain, stiffness, swelling and promote connective tissue formation.
🌿Fibroplex is a nutritional supplement, formulated with chelated magnesium, malic acid, and B vitamins to support neuromuscular function, energy metabolism, and muscle health, often recommended for issues like muscle pain and fatigue, including those associated with fibromyalgia.
🌿 Kaprex: A plant-based dietary supplement formulated to support joint comfort and alleviate minor discomfort .
🌿 Myocalm: A professional-grade, vegetarian, and gluten-free dietary supplement formulated to support muscle relaxation and stress relief. It features a blend of magnesium, calcium, and herbs like passionflower and valerian to ease muscle tension, minor pain, and occasional sleeplessness.
🌿 Glucosamine Sulfate: A popular dietary supplement, often derived from shellfish, that supports joint health by providing building blocks for cartilage, helping to relieve pain, stiffness, and inflammation from osteoarthritis, and potentially slowing cartilage deterioration, with studies showing it can reduce symptoms and improve mobility for some, though results vary, and it’s generally considered safe but should be used cautiously by those with shellfish allergies or asthma.
🌿 Cryoderm: A leading brand in the field of topical pain relief and therapeutic solutions, offering a comprehensive range of products designed for healthcare professionals and their patients. for soft tissue injuries, muscle strains, sprained ligaments, neurological conditions, arthritic bone and joint conditions, tendonitis, neuritis, bursitis, neuropathy, neuromas, and plantar fasciitis.
If you’re interested it trying any of these supplements, talk to Dr. Meyers at your next appointment.
