Liposomal Palmitoylethanolamide 1000 mg + Luteolin 100 mg, Micronized Pea 99% Highly Purified - Enhanced Absorption and Bioavailability, 60 Softgels

PEA is the acronym for palmitoylethanolamide (Yay for acronyms, ‘cause that’s quite a month full! LOL!). This brand offers several variations depending upon the reason you are choosing to take it. It is my understanding that the various added supplements assist in absorption. I specifically use the “with Luteolin” variation.This brand is my go to for PEA with Luteolin for several reasons. First, it is a gelcap, which for me makes it easier to swallow. Second, I do not notice any aftertaste. Third, compared to other brands I have tried the gelcap seems to be absorbed more quickly in my system. But I know that absorption varies from person to person. I feel that it a good quality product and I make sure that I do not run out. I always try to buy it when I see that it is on sale on Amazon.As with any natural supplement it can several weeks to several months, taking the product daily, to notice the benefits. For me personally I have seen a noticeable reduction of my pain levels. Dealing with chronic pain and inflammation is very difficult, although this product does not make the pain go away, in my case it makes it more manageable than when I am not taking it.NOTE: I am NOT a medical professional. As with any medication (natural remedies and supplements are still medicine) have a discussion with your physician prior to starting any new supplement. Supplements can interact with other supplements, as well as, prescribed medications. There can be contraindications for some individuals and in specific circumstances. For instance, many supplements can affect blood clotting. I recently had surgery and PEA was one of the supplements that I had to stop taking 7 days before the surgery and could not resume taking until 7 days after the surgery. I always do a lot of research (I rely on peer reviewed research articles on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) government website and National Library of Medicine (PubMed, also NIH) and consult with my doctor(s) before starting any new medication, natural or chemical.

Excellent product! Felt less pain after my 2nd dose and have been using it over a year now. I have many inflammatory diseases and believe this product helps. Also has the liposomal delivery system and higher doses than competitors. Definitely recommend.

Great product, my wife swears by it for her nerve pain post spinal surgery, off the hard drugs like Tramadol and Neurontin, a God send.

I like these pretty well. As with most of these products it's difficult to quantify at this point but I have high hopes.

I’ve been using Rosmolo PEA for about a year. It’s great for joint pain, as well as other types of pain (plantar fascitis among them). For me and for several elderly family members it became a gamechanger, it has a significant analgesic effect (similar to taking 2-3 regular strength advil/ibuprofen).To save money, as I am buying for me and several elder family members overseas, I started buying in bulk, 6 bottles at a time. The first 2 shipments were Ok, however, 4 out of the 6 bottles in my last shipment are unusable. Pills are clumped up together, and even pliers won’t help, trying to separate a single pill from the clump results in breaking the capsule and spilling the oil. Luckily it wasn’t the bottles I shipped overseas, however, I expected better from Rosmolo.I cancelled my suscription, and will be looking for another brand, as there are many. The few dollars I saved buying in bulk don’t make up for the money Iost, months after the return window closed. I learned my lesson. I’d advise the reader to do the same, or at the very least, change to the non-liposomal version, and if buying in bulk, check every single bottle upon reception to make sure everything is as it should.

This PEA is part of my recovery process for back and hip problems -- disk degenerations. I use it along with physical therapy exercises. It is helping! Such a relief to enjoy time without pain!It was recommended to me by a retired doctor, who used it to treat his sciatica, with good results.

The capsules had at some time got warm and were stuck together so badly that I had to cut the top off the container to get them out. They I had to pull them apart one at a time. I then tumbled them in cornstarch so that they did not stick again. Are they still good?Why didn't I just return them? I was just about to leave for an extended vacation and didn't have time to replace them.

I’m just commenting on people’s complaints about certain bottles that have “pill clumping” problems. This is a legit complaint. However, it has been my understanding that for supplements like this( such as Fish Oil ) , it is best to store these in the fridge. I believe this should resolve the problem, unless they happen to be outdated supplements, which is doubtful.