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Al Krulick for GLX3 Community Videos!

October 02, 2026

Al Krulick, a 74-year-old with osteoarthritis, reports that taking GLX3 supplement significantly alleviated his pain in his knee and fingers, allowing him to resume active pursuits and travel plans. He was surprised by its effectiveness compared to previous treatments and now enjoys a restored quality of life.


Video Transcript


Speaker: Al Krulick

Al Krulick: And I mean surprisingly because I've tried supplements before.

Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.

Al Krulick: Hi folks at Haka Life. My name is Al Krulick. I'm 74 years old and I do suffer from incipient osteoarthritis. I've got a very painful right knee, and lately my fingers on my right hand have been very stiff and sore, especially when I wake up in the morning. I started taking the supplement, and Surprisingly, And I mean surprisingly because I've tried supplements before. My knee stopped hurting. I've taken cortisone shots in the knee, hyaluronic acid, nothing seems to work. And I've got shots in my hand, didn't work. And then, maybe a week or so after taking my first supplement, I woke up and I was able to bend my fingers and my knee has not hurt since I started. So I am a lifelong fan. I told my chiropractor about it and he was very surprised and happy to hear it. And I told my wife about it and I gave her one of my bottles. So I may be running dry pretty soon.

Question 2 of 3: What made you finally try GLX3, and how soon did you realize it was different from everything else you’d tried?"

Al Krulick: I don't know exactly what made me try the GLX3 I just, I saw an ad with you folks, a dad and son team, and it did not seem like it was AI generated. And I knew omega-3 was helpful and I tried some in the past, but I was fairly disappointed. Anyhow, I just, I tried it. And it was within maybe a week. After taking, my initial doses, 2 at night, 2 in the morning, I started feeling better. My hand, my arthritis in my hand, ceased to bother me and my right knee, which has been a real pain for quite a long time, has just stopped hurting. And I try and stay careful. I work out, I hike, I bike, and I have been pain-free for the last, I guess it's maybe 2 months or so. And it works. What can I say? Nothing else has.

Last Question: Now that you're back in action, what’s the best part about having your life back?"

Al Krulick: My wife and I are embarking on one of our bucket list trips. We are taking a cruise down the Danube Tomorrow. And we have been worried, both of us for weeks and weeks and weeks. We will be able to do the walks, we'll be able to do the hikes. And actually, we chose the quote unquote active excursions for our trip, which hopefully will include some bike riding and some kayaking. And I'm ready to go. My worries about being a little limited with my knee. They're just not there. So I'm very grateful that I can look forward to doing what we want to do on this vacation.



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