You will find 6 products for blood sugar in the Philippines. Open a page to read what the product is for, what is inside it and how to take it. One phone call is enough to order, and payment is made to the courier.
Sugar Control — Around 3 p.m. the pan de sal and the sweet coffee call again, and then you crash. Sugar Control pairs gymnema with cinnamon bark and a live probiotic. Two capsules a day, one at lunch. Book a callback and pay the courier when it comes.
Diabetin — Rice, kakanin, softdrinks at every merienda, and you want your numbers to behave. Diabetin is a plant-extract capsule made for adults who watch their blood sugar. Take it with a meal as the pack directs, then pay the courier at the door.
Gluconax — Pandesal at seven, rice at noon, banana-cue at four: you want sugar that stays level through it all. Gluconax is a capsule for men and women, 20 to the box, taken as the pack directs. Leave your number and settle with the rider on arrival.
Diabex — Rice, adobo and leche flan at lunch? Diabex sets berberine extract next to ampalaya, the bitter melon on every palengke stall, in one capsule you take mid-meal. A box holds 20. Request a call and pay the rider when it arrives.
Diabextan — Sitting down to rice, ulam and that nagging question about sugar? Diabextan is a 50 ml liquid. Pour the measure printed on the box, drink it alongside lunch and get on with the afternoon. Nothing to swallow. Request a callback; payment goes to the courier.
Glucocept — The afternoon dip that follows a big plate of rice is your reminder. Glucocept puts plant extracts into a 250 mg capsule that backs balanced blood sugar and healthy metabolism, alongside careful eating. Dose is printed on the pack. Cash goes to the courier at delivery.