Your skepticism is totally understandable. 10 years ago, we were unsure as well. At My Redox Shop, we don’t want to shy away from unease.

Too often supplements are a black box situation, in which it’s difficult to tell what something is, what it’s doing, how we’re feeling, if anything is happening at all. This applies to normal vitamins, let alone a relatively new tech supplement. There’s plenty of research on redox signaling molecules, and ASEA has done its own. ASEA have reported studies on redox validation, oxidative stress, skin cell renewal, blood flow, facial skin, cellulite, see details [here]. In addition, there are Science Summary, Gene Science Summary, Safety Summary, RENUAdvanced Science Summary, see details [here]. Plus peer reviewed influence on biomarkers and effects on endurance performance, see details [here].

Some customers do not feel much change after drinking ASEA Redox, and really that’s okay! But it wouldn’t be fair to dismiss the thousands of reviews from customers who’ve said it changed them and their loved ones for the better. We can’t disregard our own personal experience either. Like many, we tried ASEA Redox after running out of solutions for our health crises. A look at Amazon testimonials [here] [here] and [here] shows a 4.3-star average, across approx 2,500 reviews, 70% of them being 5-star ratings. Most say there are positive effects on skin, sleep, inflammation, aches, gut flora, and cholesterol. Most say there are no side effects. Complaints are mainly about the pool-water taste. Although, some users report the poor taste disappearing after consistent usage. Some report only tasting it when they are unwell.

Please note! We don’t recommend purchasing on Amazon due to poor quality control from resellers, products can be expired, damaged, and with little support. Place a subscription order here with guaranteed services, save cost, enjoy gifts, and get reward points to redeem products. 

We are officially licensed by the ASEA Corporation (ASEA Licensed United States 274822) and our customers are worldwide, as seen in ASEA Countries

In the end, it’ll be hard to know if ASEA is for you unless you try it. The best part is that ASEA Redox does not interfere with any medications you are taking. Plus ASEA offers a 30-day trial, with money-back guarantee on all ASEA products. 

Basically, your body’s redox system is double-sided. It needs to produce enough redox signaling molecules for cell signaling and pathway activation. But it also needs enough antioxidants to neutralize excess redox signaling molecules, and prevent oxidative stress. 

If you’re in need of redox signaling molecules, it’s best to take ASEA Redox without additional Vitamin C, since they may counteract each other. However if it’s antioxidants you need, ASEA offers vitamins, performance boosts, and skin care products packed with antioxidants and other beneficial ingredients. Just look for the label to see which side of your redox system an ASEA product supports!

For those concerned about ASEA raising blood pressure due to salt content and salt sensitivies, rest assured! ASEA Redox contains salt, but in very small concentrations. Only 0.155mg of salt per 2oz serving of ASEA. For reference, a single baby carrot contains 8mg of salt, over 50x more! ASEA should be suitable for anyone’s diet, regardless of sodium restrictions. But it’s never a bad idea to ask your doctor just in case! Our review of over 2 thousand testimonials also found little to no evidence of elevated blood pressure.

As for cellulite, a clinical study on ASEA’s Renu28 Redox Gel conducted by Dermatest [here] found a 15-16% decrease in the size of cellulite lobules in the thigh region, for 30 female participants over a 12 week period. So that sounds pretty good. 

Yes and no! ASEA is salt water in the sense that the two constituents in formulating stable redox signaling molecules are salt (sodium chloride) and water. It’s what’s on the label! Redox signaling molecules are not listed as ingredients, that’s because they’re not actually ingredients, in fact they are the final products of a proprietary process involving salt and water. 

Since 2015, ASEA has partnered with BioAgilytix Lab to certify the presence of redox signaling molecules. In 2022, these partnerships expanded to include BQC Redox Laboratories from Spain, and GLU-mbH from Germany. These labs undergo impartial testing and analysis of ASEA products (using ROS sensors and antioxidant capacity assays to name a couple). Their reports reveal what our eyes cannot: that redox signaling molecules are there in every bottle. Other customers of BQC include universities like King’s College London, University of Auckland, and major companies like Nestle and Johnson&Johnson.