Clinical Studies
Clinical Trial - Efficacy Report
Clinical Safety Test - HRIPT Report
The following results are from a recent clinical study conducted by Princeton Consumer Research.
Their conclusions and data are presented below.
Conclusion:
Overall, a statistically significant reduction in average discomfort score was observed by the subjects immediately after first use (30.8% decrease in discomfort scores from baseline, p-value = 4.04626E-11), and one week of use (49.6% decrease in pain scores from baseline, p-value = 7.385E-17) (minimum use of three times a day) after 1 week of product use.
After 1 week of use, subjective Self-Perception Assessments of discomfort indicated subjects experienced less frequency of discomfort, experienced less discomfort upon waking and at the end of the day. Eighty-one percent (81%) of subjects stated they noticed an improvement in pain twenty minutes after using the product (p-value < 0.0001). Seventy-seven percent (77%) of subjects stated they noticed an improvement after using the test product for 7 days (p-value < 0.0001). Subjects generally felt less difficulty in their ability to stand up, stand, and work/sit with their pain. Additionally, subjects liked how the test product felt, that it was fast absorbing, and that it was easy to apply and comfortable to use.
Reduced Discomfort Throughout the Study!
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Discomfort Improvement After One Week!
After the first use, the subjects reported noticeable differennces within seconds. Within 20 minutest, most of the subjects reported great improvements. |
Demographic Distribution
All subjects were required to have a discomfort intensity score of moderate to severe to qualify for enrollment in the study. Gender and age breakdown is displayed above |
Discomfort Types Before Treatment
Subjects enrolled in the study reported different types of discomfort. The distribution of discomfort type is shown above. |