There are 6 products for blood sugar that you can order in the Philippines. Each page gives the purpose, the ingredients and the directions for use. One phone call completes the booking, and payment is made when the parcel arrives.
Sugar Control — Mid-afternoon the pandesal and sweet coffee call again, and the slump follows. Sugar Control uses gymnema, cinnamon bark and live Lactobacillus for quieter cravings and even energy. One capsule on waking, one with lunch. Request a call; pay the rider.
Diabetin — After a big plate of kanin and ulam you wonder how your numbers will look in an hour. Diabetin is a plant-extract capsule meant to support blood sugar in the healthy range within a balanced diet. Take it as the pack directs. Ask for a call; pay the courier.
Diabex — Lunch at the carinderia usually means heaps of rice and a sweet drink on the side. Diabex puts berberine and ampalaya, the bitter melon of every wet market, into a capsule you take with your biggest meal. Twenty per box. Leave your number; pay the rider.
Gluconax — Five a.m., kettle on, glucometer by the sink. Gluconax slots into that routine as one capsule food supplement for glucose metabolism and balanced sugar, for both men and women. Take the amount printed on the carton. Leave your cellphone number and pay on arrival.
Diabextan — Hate swallowing capsules? Diabextan is a 50 ml liquid. Measure the dose marked on the box, drink it while you eat lunch, and the routine is done for the day. Meant for adults who keep an eye on sugar. Leave your number; you pay the rider at the door.
Glucocept — Sleepy by two after a heaping plate of kanin? Glucocept packs plant extracts into a 250 mg capsule, built to stand beside careful eating for balanced blood sugar and a healthy metabolism. Use the number printed on the pack. Reserve by phone; the rider takes payment.