CetylMax's primary nutrient driver is made up of Cetylated Fatty Acids (CFA) which are bound in a proprietary matrix of fatty acid carbons which have been scientifically arranged to achieve maximum strength and mobility. CFA has been studied for its anti-inflammatory properties. These anti-inflammatory properties have been proven to improve the quality of life for the almost everyone who has used the supplement.

Currently, CetylMax™ is offered in both tablet and cream forms. The tablets contain the recommended dosages for both Cetylated Fatty Acids and Glucosamine. While CFA's reduce inflammation at the cellular level, Glucosamine goes into the joint and helps rebuild healthy joint tissue -- addressing joint problems in two separate, yet beneficial ways.

If you're allergic to shellfish, you should not take CetylMax™ tablets, as they contain Glucosamine, an ingredient derived from shellfish. However, there is no Glucosamine found in the topical analgesic cream formula. See our CFA Clinical Studies link to the left. CFA has been carefully studied, and that clinical research has been published publicly in such places as The Journal of Rheumatology (August 2003) and the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2005).

There are no known side effects with millions of tablets already distributed. It's just like Vitamin C, something your body needs for overall health and cell production.

Well it is derived from bovine byproducts, so if you don't consume or use animal byproducts, it is not the product for you.