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Three in the afternoon, a tray of puto and kutsinta on the next desk, and your willpower is being tested. Glucocept offers botanical extracts in a 250 mg capsule for steady blood sugar, taken as printed on the pack. Share your number and pay the rider cash.
The pack presents the formula for daily support of balanced blood-sugar levels.
It is also meant to back general metabolic wellbeing as part of a balanced diet.
Twenty white capsules sit in a blister, so a glance tells you how many days you have left.
Plant extracts in a 250 mg capsule; the carton shows cinnamon, mulberry and berries in its artwork but prints no list.
the botanical content of the capsule, chosen to back steady glucose levels and a healthy metabolism
the strength of a single capsule; the daily number is the one given on the pack
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5/5
I handle payroll at a school in San Fernando, and every birthday brings pancit and leche flan to the faculty room. My aunt told me she keeps Glucocept at home.
I take it as the pack says, walk around the quadrangle after lunch and still do my finger-prick checks. The afternoon slump is milder than before.
C— Cecilia M., 57, San Fernando
The one printed on the pack. The 250 mg figure is the strength of one capsule, not a daily total.
The carton lists plant extracts and shows cinnamon and mulberry in its artwork; it prints no ingredient table, so we name none.
Only after talking to your doctor, who may want to watch your readings. Never stop prescribed medicine.
No. Keep measuring as advised; the capsule goes alongside careful eating, not instead of checks.
A name and a number are the only things needed. GCash, card and bank information stay out of it.
The rep goes over your address, how many packs you want and the day you prefer to receive them.
The rider receives the payment in pesos when the package is already with you.
