GoodSense Migraine Formula-Review
Product Claims of GoodSense Migraine Formula
The subject of our product review today is a product called GoodSense Migraine Formula. The manufacturer claims that their product offer relief from migraine pain. This product contains traditional NSAID in the form of aspirin, and caffeine, which is a known treatment for headaches.
Ingredients
Active ingredients (in each capsule):
- Acetaminophen - 250 mg
- Aspirin - 250 mg
- Caffeine - 65 mg
Inactive ingredients:
- carnauba wax
- crospovidone
- FD&C blue #1 aluminum lake
- hypromellose
- microcrystalline cellulose
- povidone
- pre-gelatinized starch
- propylene glycol
- saccharin sodium
- stearic acid
- titanium dioxide
This product is gluten free, but contains aspirin. These ingredients accelerate cerebral blood circulation, and reinforce the immune system. Acetaminophen, aspirin, and caffeine, are all pain relievers. Acetaminophen is an analgesic (work to relieve pain) and antipyretic (that work to reduce fever). It works by altering the way your body senses pain and by cooling the body.
Dosage Instructions
Take two capsules with a glass of water. The dosage instructions do not specify if there is a preferred time of day that you should take this supplement or if you should take it with food.
Cost and Guarantee
This migraine product is not available from the manufacturer's website but we found it on Amazon but there too it was currently unavailable. After searching a second time on Amazon, we found the product advertised at $6.42 for a 24 capsule bottle. The manufacturer does not offer any incentives for new customers or bulk buying discounts. This manufacturer offers a 100% money-back guarantee on the product but does not indicate the terms and conditions of this guarantee, nor if opened bottles of capsules are eligible for a refund or not.
Summary Of Our GoodSense Migraine Formula Review
GoodSense Migraine Formula has some encouraging aspects to it. It contains some likely beneficial ingredients for treating pain. There is a 100% money back guarantee, and the product is quite good value at $6.42 per bottle. We do have some concerns however. We were not so pleased to see so many additional ingredients in the capsule including chemicals, colorings, and artificial preservatives. There is no assurance from the manufacturer that the product is made in an FDA approved facility, that its ingredients are non GMO, and that it is free from binders, and fillers. The manufacturer does not offer any details of its guarantee including time-frame or if used bottles of capsules are also eligible for return. Shipping is an extra cost and there are no free shipping offers from the manufacturer. While the product seems cheap to buy at only $6.42, you have to consider that each bottle only has 24 capsules in it, enough for 12 days of use if taking daily. (It is unlikely that you would take the supplement for more than a day or two without stopping and seeing a doctor if the migraine does not go away). Despite a few positive features, the negatives outweigh them, and for all the reasons mentioned above, we cannot recommend GoodSense Migraine Relief. We suggest that you look for a product with a more comprehensive guarantee, a better value product with bulk buying discounts.
