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Are you the one who knows where every toilet on the route sits? ProstCare gathers saw palmetto fruit, African prune bark and pumpkin seed for men's prostate and urinary comfort. Follow the pack directions; the courier takes payment at your gate.
Saw palmetto berries are what many men try first when passing water starts to interrupt their day.
Pygeum, the African prune tree, has been valued by herbalists for the urinary tract for generations.
A familiar kitchen seed that men's formulas often add for the bladder and the prostate.
Three plants make up the blend, as listed in the product description rather than on the front of the bottle.
the small palm's berry, usually the first herb men turn to for urinary comfort
highland tree bark that herbalists prize for the urinary tract
a common seed in men's blends, included for the bladder and prostate
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5/5
After years on the buses I retired to Machakos, and the nights were the trouble: up three times, wide awake. My neighbour Kioko had ProstCare and I read his bottle.
I take a capsule at the same hour every day and put away the evening tea. Lately I sleep through until about five.
M— Mwangangi D., 67, Machakos
Use the amount on the pack, always at the same time of day. If you miss one, carry on the next day without doubling.
Herbal blends build up slowly. Finish a bottle of 30 capsules before deciding if it suits you.
Speak to your doctor first. Saw palmetto and pygeum work in the same area, so the two may overlap.
Yes. Men over fifty should keep their checks, and blood in the urine, pain or fever means seeing a doctor, not buying a capsule.
Share your phone line. That is enough for the supplier to follow up on ProstCare.
Someone calls you to agree on the drop point, the amount of ProstCare and which day works for you.
When the rider reaches you, you take the parcel and pay in cash right there.
