Heart & blood pressure · Uganda
Pay at handover
Cardio A is a tablet supplement for adults who care for their heart by eating less salt and fried food, walking daily and having their blood pressure checked regularly.
Cardio A combines vitamins with approved claims and plant extracts without them. Here is each one, with the warnings that matter:
helps protect cells against oxidative stress, according to its approved claim.
the red pigment that colours salmon and prawns, here taken as a supplement ingredient.
the stinging plant, dried and concentrated four to one.
like the kitchen bulb, it can slow blood clotting.
a hedge shrub; talk to your doctor if you take heart medicine.
can add to the effect of blood thinners. The label has the details.
an approved claim says it contributes to protecting cells from oxidative damage.
contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
5/5
In Fort Portal I take a small aspirin every day after my heart check.
Because of the ginkgo and garlic, I showed the Cardio A box to my doctor before starting. She asked me to report any bruising and to keep my yearly check-up.
M— Margaret B., 63, Fort Portal
No, Cardio A is a food supplement. If something feels wrong, a doctor comes first.
Yes, Cardio A arrives in a plain box with no product name. We seal the box firmly with tape.
Not without your doctor, because of the ginkgo, garlic and hawthorn. Health is worth a little patience.
At handover. We ring you first to confirm your district and landmark, then you pay the boda rider for Cardio A in cash or mobile money.
Tell your surgeon; plants like ginkgo and garlic may need to stop before an operation.
Fifteen tablets in the red and white box. Stick to the amount on the label.
Name and phone only — no card or email needed.
We confirm district, landmark, quantity and the day that suits you.
The boda rider gives you the parcel; pay in cash or mobile money.
