Do you have chronic pain?
Chronic pain is defined as pain that lasts longer than 3 months. Some experts define it as lasting longer than 6 months. Chronic pain may be related to a number of different medical conditions including diabetes, arthritis, migraines, fibromyalgia, cancer, shingles, sciatica, and previous trauma or injury. Chronic pain may worsen in response to environmental and/or psychological factors.

Headaches, back pains, muscle pains, joint pains and pains and aches of all sorts are not a pretty experience. People get these kinds of pains for different reasons. They can get it from stress at work, the environment, the activities they have been doing, age, hereditary reasons and other health reasons. People from all ages and backgrounds experience it because it´s normal. Sometimes it´s not even an age or a health issue, it could be lifestyle. People who live sedentary lifestyles and lack exercise can easily suffer from back pains and joint pains. But at the same time, people who are in top shape and work out a lot such as athletes can suffer the same pains because of all the strenuous activities that they do.

Nyloxin comes in two strengths and three forms to choose from depending on what is more convenient and applicable for them to use. The product comes in an oral spray, a roll-on and a topical gel, all equally effective in relieving chronic pain. Nyloxin Extra Strength is recommended for people experiencing severe pain, usually above a threshold of 5. The product is non-sticky, non-staining and does not contain any dyes or scents.

What should I expect when taking Nyloxin?
It may take a few days for your body to feel the full effect of Nyloxin and, therefore, should initially be taken as directed to achieve pain relief. Once pain is under control, the level of dosing may be reduced to an as needed basis.

Does Nyloxin require a prescription?
No, Nyloxin is available over-the-counter (OTC).

How potent is Nyloxin?
In animal studies, the active components of Nyloxin gave equivalent analgesic effects with doses 300 times less than aspirin and 30 times less than morphine.

Is Nyloxin addictive?
No, Nyloxin is not an opiate-based drug, so it can be used safely in recovering addicts or individuals that have become tolerant to the effects of their pain medication.

Can I overdose on Nyloxin?
High doses of Nyloxin are not toxic nor life threatening. However, excessive use of Nyloxin may induce a prolonged headache.

What are the side effects of Nyloxin?
The majority of reported adverse effects of cobra venom are associated with the neurotoxic components of the venom. If they occur, the side effects of oral administration are usually nausea, headache and upset stomach.

Can Nyloxin be used along with opiate-based pain relievers?
Yes, however, Nyloxin may enhance the effect of opiates, so it is best if opiate use is reduced while taking Nyloxin.

Nyloxin is primarily aimed at treating moderate to severe chronic pain. Using a pain scale of 1 to 10, Nyloxin may be used to treat pain in the range of 2-6. Nyloxin is specifically indicated to treat back pain, neck pain, headaches, joint pain, migraines, neuralgia, arthritis pain and pain from repetitive stress. Nyloxin is supported by significant clinical evidence consisting of 46 human clinical studies and 20 pre-clinical studies documenting the effectiveness of cobra venom for the treatment of various types of pain, including cancer pain, chronic pain, neuralgia, and pain associated with Parkinson’s, arthritis, and herpes zoster. Clinical experience also shows that Nyloxin may also provide relief from other forms of pain such as pain associated with cancer. Nyloxin works proteins blocking the action of acetylcholine which is a major neurotransmitter stimulator and activator of the inflammatory pathways.



Do you have chronic pain?
Chronic pain is defined as pain that lasts longer than 3 months. Some experts define it as lasting longer than 6 months. Chronic pain may be related to a number of different medical conditions including diabetes, arthritis, migraines, fibromyalgia, cancer, shingles, sciatica, and previous trauma or injury. Chronic pain may worsen in response to environmental and/or psychological factors.

Headaches, back pains, muscle pains, joint pains and pains and aches of all sorts are not a pretty experience. People get these kinds of pains for different reasons. They can get it from stress at work, the environment, the activities they have been doing, age, hereditary reasons and other health reasons. People from all ages and backgrounds experience it because it´s normal. Sometimes it´s not even an age or a health issue, it could be lifestyle. People who live sedentary lifestyles and lack exercise can easily suffer from back pains and joint pains. But at the same time, people who are in top shape and work out a lot such as athletes can suffer the same pains because of all the strenuous activities that they do.

Nyloxin comes in two strengths and three forms to choose from depending on what is more convenient and applicable for them to use. The product comes in an oral spray, a roll-on and a topical gel, all equally effective in relieving chronic pain. Nyloxin Extra Strength is recommended for people experiencing severe pain, usually above a threshold of 5. The product is non-sticky, non-staining and does not contain any dyes or scents.

What should I expect when taking Nyloxin?
It may take a few days for your body to feel the full effect of Nyloxin and, therefore, should initially be taken as directed to achieve pain relief. Once pain is under control, the level of dosing may be reduced to an as needed basis.

Does Nyloxin require a prescription?
No, Nyloxin is available over-the-counter (OTC).

How potent is Nyloxin?
In animal studies, the active components of Nyloxin gave equivalent analgesic effects with doses 300 times less than aspirin and 30 times less than morphine.

Is Nyloxin addictive?
No, Nyloxin is not an opiate-based drug, so it can be used safely in recovering addicts or individuals that have become tolerant to the effects of their pain medication.

Can I overdose on Nyloxin?
High doses of Nyloxin are not toxic nor life threatening. However, excessive use of Nyloxin may induce a prolonged headache.

What are the side effects of Nyloxin?
The majority of reported adverse effects of cobra venom are associated with the neurotoxic components of the venom. If they occur, the side effects of oral administration are usually nausea, headache and upset stomach.

Can Nyloxin be used along with opiate-based pain relievers?
Yes, however, Nyloxin may enhance the effect of opiates, so it is best if opiate use is reduced while taking Nyloxin.