Below are 6 products under blood sugar that people in Philippines can order. Open a page to see what a product is for, what it is made of and how much to take. You order through one phone call, and the courier receives your payment at delivery.
Sugar Control — Merienda hour, and the pandesal and softdrinks look better than they should. Sugar Control pairs gymnema with cinnamon bark, schisandra and Lactobacillus rhamnosus, one capsule at breakfast and one at lunch. Reserve a call, pay at the door.
Diabetin — Sinigang, rice and a slice of leche flan: a typical Sunday table. Diabetin is a 20-capsule plant-extract formula for steady blood sugar within a balanced diet, taken with food as the pack says. Leave your number and pay the rider.
Gluconax — Pandesal at breakfast, rice at lunch, turon at merienda: the day is full of sugar. Gluconax is a food-supplement capsule for men and women who want balanced sugar levels in a balanced diet, 20 per box. Leave your number; pay the courier on arrival.
Diabex — Rice is on every lunch table, and you are watching your plate. Diabex joins berberine extract with ampalaya, the bitter melon from every Filipino market, in one capsule taken with a meal. 20 in a box; book a call and pay the rider.
Diabextan — Around noon, when rice and ulam are on the plate, you measure the dose on the box and take Diabextan with the meal. This 50 ml liquid suits adults who keep an eye on their sugar and prefer no capsules. Leave your number; the rider takes payment.
Glucocept — That sleepy hour after a rice-heavy lunch is when many adults start thinking about their sugar. Glucocept is a 250 mg plant-extract capsule, with cinnamon and mulberry pictured on the box, taken as directed. Twenty in a blister box; request a call, pay the rider.