NerveFactor - Advanced Nerve Support Supplement - Liquid Delivery for Better Absorption - Acetyl-L-Carnitine, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Vitamin B12, Folic Acid, White Willow Bark & More!

Got this for my wife who has nerve damage due to a spinal fusion. After 6 weeks she see's a difference and improvement with a number of her interval conditions. Will keeping buying and see if things keep improving.

I purchased this product due to nerve pain in my arm (self-diagnosed ulnar nerve) and it has not helped me at all. But to be fair I only took 3 doses before I just couldn't handle the taste anymore. It's a special kind of nasty. You can see by the reviews that the majority of them are excellent. So I don't think this is snake oil; it just doesn't work for everyone.

This product is great if you have sleep disorders like restless leg syndrome or you just can't get to sleep because of other issues. I take it at dinner time and I do not have any more problems sleeping or restless leg syndrome I think it is also even helped my neuropathy.

Some people say this stuff works. Maybe it does. It did nothing for my nerve pain. The taste is next to unbearable. It may be worth a shot if you are dealing with nerve pain but do so not expecting a miracle. Not putting down the product at all, it just did not work for me.

I have neuromas on both feet and tarsal tunnel in both and I'm on my feet over 12 hours each shift I work. I will be the first to admit that I was skeptical when I ordered this but was desperate to try and get off or decrease my Gabapentin usage. I saw results in the first week and was able to cut down on my Gabapentin. However, most days I do take this 3 times a day which can get expensive since it only lasts about 2 weeks. As far as the taste goes, I mix this with juice and I don't even know that it's in there. I bought 8 oz bottles from Amazon and prefill them so I just have to grab one and add the 2 droppers full. I highly recommend this product.

This product doesn't seem to work. At least not on me.

I was diagnosed with neuropathy in my mouth 25 months ago. After being seen by multiple doctors an allergy Dr suggested I see an ENT Dr, who was able to diagnose the issue in several minutes. The ENT Dr recommended I start taking a drug, Amitriptylin, which was helpful but difficult to live life because it affected my sleep pattern immensely. After taking the prescription drug for a period of time I started looking for something with natural ingredients and through my research found Nerve Factor. I have figured out on my own to only do half the recommended dosage and take that at night. With half the amount I sleep well and don't feel tired the following day. I can only speak for myself but mouth neuropathy is more unusual because most people have it in their feet and it is associated with diabetes. My situation was after effects from radiation after surgery for breast cancer. I would recommend trying Nerve Factor

Not being able to take Neurotic (Gabapentin), I tried several different natural remedies for neuropathy in my feet. It's a terrible disorder that made me miserable as soon as I got off my feet and tried to rest. Nothing helped. Then I found this product. I'm on the 6th bottle now, and am so pleased. Within a couple of weeks, the burning pain was so much better and continued improving. Now, it's practically gone. Please know that it works better if you add one 600mg dose of Alpha Lipoic Acid (recommended by my neurologist) a day and take Nerve Factor twice a day with 12 oz. of water. ALA is inexpensive - I buy it here on Amazon in 600mg capsules so that only one a day is needed. I seldom write reviews, but this product is well worth the time. My only observation is that my last bottle of Nerve Factor has been just a bit less effective. I suspect this is due to the fact that the company says it has been having trouble getting ingredients from regular suppliers, due to the pandemic, but that the formula is the same. Anyway, the neuropathy still is much, much, much better with Nerve Factor. I see there have been complaints about the taste. It isn't as bad as most liquid meds - I just consider it a necessary medicine, squirt 2 droppers full under my tongue and immediately follow with 12 oz. of water. It really isn't horrible, and the benefit far outweighs what some may consider an unpleasant taste. So, soldier up! If you suffer from neuropathy, you can't beat this product.