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You squat among the crates all morning and then must stand up smoothly for the next customer. Dr.Flex tablets bring ginger rhizome and capsicum extracts to keep joints supple and movement easy. Twenty to a box. Request a call; pay the rider.
Ginger root is the pungent kitchen spice many adults reach for to keep their joints comfortable.
Capsicum, the chili fruit, is valued in traditional use for its gentle warming character.
The formula is aimed at flexibility and daily mobility for adults on their feet.
5/5
I sell vegetables at a Cebu City market and spend half the morning crouched over crates. A fellow vendor offered me a Dr.Flex tablet from her box.
I ordered my own, take the tablets with water and do some knee bends in the evening. Rising to serve customers feels easier now.
P— Paz Marie E., 61, Cebu City
Two plant extracts are named for these tablets, ginger rhizome and capsicum fruit.
Zingiber officinale, the sharp kitchen root chosen for comfortable joints
from the chili pepper fruit, valued for the warmth it brings in folk use
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Take the amount stated on the pack with water. The sheet gives no other figure, so do not raise the number yourself.
They can, in some people. Take the tablets with a meal and stop if heartburn develops.
Ask your doctor first. Ginger and capsicum may add to the effect of blood thinners.
A red, hot or swollen joint needs a doctor's look first, not a supplement, whatever you take.
A name and a number are all we ask for. There is no card, GCash or bank form to fill in.
The supplier's representative checks your address, the number of packs and a delivery schedule that works for you.
Payment happens at your door, after you receive the parcel.
