Arthrosamid Reviews 16

I paid £3200 for my injection in April 2026. After 4 weeks, I am still in severe pain. I can't go up the stairs and can't sleep at night. I wish I had never had this horrible injection, and I should have had HA injections every 8 months with good results instead. The conclusion is DO NOT HAVE THIS INJECTION AT ANY COST.

I know everyone has different levels of knee pain but my thoughts are I'm so glad I didn't go though with the TKR and was literally hours from the operation when I decided against it. I had previously had a Hyaluronic acid injection without much improvement. The Athrosimid gel injections are of course very expensive at £2500 but the improvement has been impressive. Doing a two hour walk pain free is a joy so is a long off road bike ride. I can only sing it praises and recommend it and look forward to a good few more years without thinking about knee pain.

12 weeks after the injection I am still in a lot of pain, swelling and cannot walk more than 50/100mtrs without the pain starting, I limp badly and is affecting my CV fitness and am losing muscle tone . The flare ups are not quite as painful as they were. Not had a full nights sleep in 12 weeks.
If I knew what I know now would never have had the injection.

I had this injection at a cost of £2884 at the end of January. I have had no improvement, and for the past month I have been in terrible pain again with my knee.
I went back to the same hospital but saw a different consultant, the second consultant told me that my knee was so bad that no injection of any kind would work. The only thing that would work is a TKR. I am having this done in two days time on the 5th May.
What I don't understand is why the first consultant, who saw the same MRI scan as the second consultant, advised me to have the Arthrosamid injection some six weeks earlier. What I did see on the consent form is that if the injection doesn't work, you can not be refunded.
I would absolutely not recommend this injection under any circumstances.
I just wish that I could have given it zero stars.

Had injection in one knee in July 2025.

I think there has been minimal improvement in my knee.

Not sure I would try it again.

I was told at 66 years old I had mild arthritis and meniscus tear whuch normally repairs on it's own. I did research but wish I had found thus site earlier I paid nearly £2,700 on 1st February thought was slowly improving until a week ago I am in agony when resting or at night in bed due to see consultant 8th May cant see it is going to get better now so disappointed.

The injection is a fad it simply does not work at all, save your £2500

Before I had an Arthrosamid injection in my knee I was in great discomfort and was told I would eventually need a knee replacement. I read an article about Arthrosamid so decided to try it as I am elderly and would prefer not to have a general anaesthetic. I paid myself as I do not have medical insurance.
After the initial anaesthetic had worn off I developed severe pain when lying down at night and this is ongoing, despite pain killers. I have not been able to discover why this is.

Paid £2300 for an injection in my knee. The procedure took 2-3 minutes to complete. 3 months later I’ve had absolutely zero effect. No change whatsoever. £2300 wasted.

Had Arthrosamid injections in my right knee 8 weeks ago. Unfortunately haven't seen any improvements. Waste of £3000, will now need to be put on the list for a knee replacement.

After deciding against a total knee replacement which was scheduled the following week as I felt the symptoms weren't hideous for it to go ahead with major surgery and months of painful rehabilitation.I then opted for the Arthrosmid injection after a lot of research. Cost was £2500 wish is a hell of a outlay but after 6 weeks I've hardly any discomfort in the knee joint which was a bone on bone issue. Maybe everyone is different but I am more than happy with the results.

Had the Arthrosamid injection over 4 months ago. Spent over £4,000. Followed every instruction but still in pain. My arthritis is at the moderate stage. Very disappointing. A waste of money.

My right knee became even more painful after the injection and still is 6 months on. Did not work for me at all but made things worse

Had bilateral Arthrosamid four weeks ago and have 50% improvement thus far. I’m 76yrs old and have advanced bone on bone degenerative osteoarthritis.
I’m very pleased at the four week mark.

Had injektion with Arthrosamid end of February 2025, unfortunately it have not had any effect.

I had bilateral arthrosomid injections 2 months ago. Zero improvement on my knees. A waste of £4k.