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After a day behind the counter or a long danfo ride, the knees are first to complain. Hondrexil puts glucosamine and chondroitin together with turmeric and ginger in one capsule. Leave your number and pay the rider with cash once the bottle arrives.
Glucosamine and chondroitin are the two substances the body draws on to build and maintain the cushion inside the knee.
Turmeric and ginger, both familiar from Nigerian pots, have long been taken for comfortable, supple movement.
Everything sits in a single capsule, so there is no list of sachets or tablets to keep track of at home.
The formula is aimed at grown men and women whose knees, hips or lower back feel tight after standing or sitting.
Glucosamine sulfate and chondroitin sulfate lead the label; turmeric, ginger and four vitamins follow.
an amino sugar the body uses in building cartilage, and the lead name on the label
a cartilage component that sits beside glucosamine in most joint formulas
the golden spice of Nigerian and Indian kitchens, taken for comfortable movement
a warming root traditionally taken to keep stiff, tired limbs moving easily
a small vitamin set carried alongside the joint actives
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I run a small provision store in Ikeja and I am up and down a stepladder all morning. At 47 my knees had started to creak whenever I climbed.
My neighbour Funmi gave me the idea, so I bought Hondrexil and take it with breakfast as written on the bottle. I also walk to church now instead of taking a bike. The ladder is less of a chore.
A— Adaeze K., 47, Ikeja
Twenty capsules in a white screw-cap bottle. Each capsule carries glucosamine, chondroitin, turmeric, ginger and vitamins E, D3, B9 and B12.
It suits adults from 35 whose knees, hips or back feel stiff from trading, driving, farming or long hours at a desk. Not for children or teenagers.
Start with one and see how your routine settles. The label gives no course length, so decide on a repeat order after you have taken the first bottle as directed.
Stop and see a doctor if you get a rash, swelling of the face, persistent stomach pain, or if a joint turns hot, red and swollen.
No. Glucosamine is usually made from shellfish, so anyone with a crustacean allergy should leave it alone unless the label says otherwise.
Just your name and phone number. No bank details, no card, no transfer.
The supplier's consultant confirms your address and landmark, the quantity, and a delivery day that works for you.
Cash goes to the dispatch rider at the point where you receive the parcel.
