Unsure of the effectiveness
Let's start with first impressions.  Very simple label design, not a lot of frills or intricate design.  Simple is good.  Always remember K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid)!  But what is ENZOPLEX?  From looking at the label, I wouldn't have a clue what this supplement is taken for. Lets turn the bottle.<br /><br />Serving size is 2 capsules and has Serrapeptase, which comes from an enzyme that occurs naturally in the intestines of silk worms (yuck)!  Serrapeptase is used to treat a variety of ailments including carpal tunnel, back pain and migraines, to name a few.  Papain is a digestive enzyme that comes from Papaya, this aids in protein synthesis.  Papain is all in all a digestion booster and is great for people like me who eat a high protein diet.  Enzoplex boasts that it's a healthy alternative to pain relievers.  But lets look at the other side of the label.<br /><br />I'm still not seeing ANYTHING that would tell me what this is used for, aside from looking up the product on the internet or the individual ingredients.  I would hope that if I found this in my medicine cabinet I could read the bottle and know what it's used for.  That to me is the one HUGE, MAJOR downfall of this product.  The good new is, it's just a packaging issue.<br /><br />The product itself is small and easy to swallow.  As far as effectiveness I took this product for a full 30 days I didn't notice an improvement.  Enzoplex asks that you give them 60 days to see if you're satisfied so I am hoping with continued use I can see/feel that I'm reaping the benefits of a Kosher/Vegan all natural product.
Rating: 3 stars