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Bone Support as rated by users in the Philippines: mobile, comfortable knees and hips with glucosamine and chondroitin

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Evenings, the stairs up to the bedroom feel longer than they used to. Bone Support packs glucosamine, chondroitin, makabuhay, ashitaba and four root extracts into two daily capsules. Request a call; you pay only when the rider hands it over.

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • Expect a call from the supplier's representative to double-check the address, the barangay and the pack count.
  • Nothing to pay upfront. The rider receives cash only after the parcel is handed to you.

How and when to use Bone Support

  1. Swallow a capsule at your morning meal and another at dinner, each with water.
  2. Pair it with an easy walk on flat ground and a few gentle leg stretches each day.
  3. The bottle holds 15 capsules: a week at two daily, plus one left over.

Bone Support: what it can do for you

Cartilage building blocks

Glucosamine and chondroitin are what cartilage is made of, taken to keep knees and hips supple.

Local and Asian herbs

Makabuhay, a bitter vine from Filipino herbal cabinets, joins ashitaba, a green leaf from Japan, in the same capsule.

Root extracts for easy movement

Astragalus, dong quai, eucommia and ligusticum come from Chinese herbal cooking and tonic traditions.

Bone Support: what is in the pack

Eight ingredients: two joint building blocks, two leaf herbs and four root and bark extracts, in a twice-daily capsule.

Glucosamine sulfate 2KCl

an amino sugar the body uses in the upkeep of cartilage

Chondroitin sulfate

a cartilage component that helps the tissue hold water

Makabuhay, Tinospora crispa 1:1

bitter climbing vine, a fixture of Philippine home remedies

Ashitaba, Angelica keiskei 4:1

a green leaf from the coast of Japan, juiced as a daily tonic

Astragalus root 4:1, dong quai 1:1

a pair of roots from Chinese tonics, taken for strength and warm circulation

Eucommia 4:1, ligusticum 4:1

tree bark with a root-stalk, a pairing Chinese tonics reach for to ease stiff legs and a tired back

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Got a question? Bone Support

Breakfast and dinner, one capsule each, with water. Eating first is kinder on the stomach for glucosamine.

Cartilage building blocks work slowly, so think in weeks of regular use. One bottle is just seven days, so plan for more than one.

Warfarin and similar tablets can react with glucosamine, so let your doctor read the label before you begin.

No. Gentle daily movement is part of the routine; a hot, swollen or red joint, however, needs a doctor rather than a capsule.

A Filipino buyer on Bone Support

5/5

Climbing the stairs without bracing my knee

I run a bakery in Dagupan and spend the day between the oven and the counter. By closing time my knees complained at every step up to our flat.

My sister takes Bone Support and passed me a bottle. I have one with pan de sal in the morning and one with dinner, and I started walking around the plaza. The stairs feel friendlier.

— Zenaida P., 64, Dagupan

Bone Support — pack picture

Request Bone Support, cash only upon receipt

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • Expect a call from the supplier's representative to double-check the address, the barangay and the pack count.
  • Nothing to pay upfront. The rider receives cash only after the parcel is handed to you.

Order Bone Support in three easy steps

Key in your mobile number

A name and a number will do. Nothing about cards, GCash or bank accounts is ever requested.

Take the verification call

A representative of the supplier goes over your address, the number of packs and a schedule that is convenient for you.

Give the rider the money

You settle the amount at your door once the parcel is in your hands.

Before you start Bone Support

Talk to a doctor before taking it when

  • Shellfish allergy, since glucosamine may come from it
  • You take warfarin or another blood thinner
  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • A joint that is red, hot and swollen

Reactions you might notice

  • Stomach upset
  • Constipation
  • Rarely, an allergic reaction

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