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What users in the Philippines say about Bone Support: free-moving knees and hips, with glucosamine

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Stairs at the jeepney terminal, kneeling at church, getting up from the floor: joints notice all of it. Bone Support carries glucosamine, chondroitin and makabuhay, one capsule twice a day. Request a call and pay the courier when it arrives.

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • The supplier's consultant will call you to double-check your address, barangay and the number of packs.
  • No down payment needed. You pay the courier in cash only when you receive the package.

Label breakdown of Bone Support

Two cartilage components plus six plant extracts, all listed on the offer sheet by ratio.

Glucosamine sulfate 2KCl

an amino sugar that cartilage uses as a building block

Chondroitin sulfate

the cartilage component that attracts and keeps water, so the cushion stays springy

Makabuhay, Tinospora crispa 1:1

the bitter vine with a long place in Filipino home remedies

Ashitaba, Angelica keiskei 4:1

a leafy herb from Japan, eaten there as a daily tonic plant

Astragalus root 4:1 and dong quai 1:1

two roots that appear in Chinese herbal soups and teas

Eucommia 4:1 and ligusticum 4:1

bark and root traditionally paired for backs and knees

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Reasons Bone Support gets attention

Cartilage building blocks

Both glucosamine sulfate and chondroitin sulfate, the materials of cartilage itself, ride in each capsule.

Familiar Philippine herb

Makabuhay, the bitter Tinospora vine, sits in the blend beside ashitaba, a leafy herb eaten as a daily tonic.

Plant roots for easy movement

Astragalus, dong quai, eucommia and ligusticum come from Chinese herbal practice for tired legs and backs.

Daily use of Bone Support

  1. Swallow one capsule with food in the morning and another with food in the evening.
  2. Pair it with a daily walk and a few leg stretches so the joints stay in motion.
  3. At two capsules a day, one 15-capsule bottle lasts a week and leaves one over.

FAQs on Bone Support

Yes, with food: one in the morning, one in the evening. A meal in the stomach makes them easier to tolerate.

Glucosamine often comes from crab and shrimp shells, so ask a doctor first if shellfish upsets you.

Not without asking your doctor. Warfarin and similar medicines can react with glucosamine.

Fifteen capsules at two daily is about a week, so a longer routine means several bottles.

Customer experience with Bone Support

5/5

Mornings stopped starting with a groan

My stall at the Lipa public market keeps me crouched over crates from dawn. Each time I stood up, my knees made me pause first.

The suki at the next stall lent me a Bone Support bottle. A capsule at breakfast, another at supper, and I walk to the market now instead of taking the tricycle. Rising from the stool costs less effort.

— Aling Remedios D., 63, Lipa City

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Just leave your number for Bone Support

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • The supplier's consultant will call you to double-check your address, barangay and the number of packs.
  • No down payment needed. You pay the courier in cash only when you receive the package.

Who should be cautious with Bone Support

Consult your doctor first if

  • You are allergic to shellfish (glucosamine)
  • You take warfarin or other blood thinners
  • You are pregnant or nursing
  • A joint is swollen, red and hot

Reactions that may occur

  • Upset stomach
  • Constipation
  • Allergy (rare)

Your order of Bone Support, from form to door

Type in your cellphone number

A name and a number are enough. We never need your card or bank account.

Answer the call

The supplier's consultant confirms your address, how many packs you want and the delivery day that works for you.

Pay the courier

Give the payment in cash when the package is handed to you.

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