- Contents told on the phoneJar
- 2 listed componentsRetinol and Hyaluronic Acid
- ₱1,990Shipping inside, banknotes on handover
- Brought to your streetClock starts at our call
Retinlift, filed under Beauty. Its carton lists Retinol and Hyaluronic Acid. In the Philippines the figure is ₱1,990 with shipping built in; banknotes change hands only when the driver arrives.
Wording on the carton
| Form | Cream |
|---|---|
| Packaging | jar |
| Listed components | Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid |
| Figure to pay | ₱1,990, shipping inside, settled in cash on handover |
Transcribed from carton photos. Print our photos could not render stays off this card.
Retinlift: listed components
Each component the carton lists appears here, with a plain line on what it is. Effects are never claimed. Allergy sufferers can have the full list read out during the callback.
- Retinol
- A form of vitamin A.
- Hyaluronic Acid
- A naturally occurring sugar-based molecule (glycosaminoglycan).
Retinlift: how the carton says to take it
- Look for the amount on the carton The figure printed on the Retinlift carton is what counts; this card cannot replace it.
- No extra helpings Nowhere does the carton print a larger amount.
- Clear it with your GP Especially alongside prescribed medicines, or while under treatment for the trouble this shelf is about.
Worth knowing first
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding or age under 18: a GP's go-ahead comes first.
- Already taking medication? Mention it to your GP or pharmacist beforehand.
- Allergies: have every listed component read aloud on the callback.
- Store well away from children.
- Feeling unwell after a dose? Pause it and get advice.
What Retinlift is
Retinlift is filed under Beauty as a food supplement, never as a medicine. Packaging: jar.
Retinlift on the Beauty shelf
korvane files each card under the shelf of its intended use, and Retinlift belongs under Beauty. As a food supplement it aims to cure or prevent nothing, and it is never grounds for postponing a GP visit.
Only the carton's own wording can be vouched for; this card goes no further than that.
Retinlift: figure in the Philippines
In the Philippines Retinlift comes to ₱1,990, shipping built in; no struck-through old figure, no ticking clock.
Same destination, other cards: Haciba, ₱1,990; Urixan Active, ₱1,980.
Slip for Retinlift
Fill the slip on this card: name plus cell number, then our callback, then the driver.
Pharmacies and shops do not stock it through us.
Beside the rest of this shelf
| Card | Form | Contents | Figure with shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retinlift | Cream | null | ₱1,990 |
| Haciba | Lozenges | 20 pills | ₱1,990 |
| AudiGuard | Capsules | 15 capsules | ₱1,950 |
| Parasitox | Capsules | 20 capsules | ₱1,930 |
| Aurifix | Capsules | 20 capsules | ₱1,950 |
| Cardiorin | null | null | ₱990 |
| EasyGo | Capsules | 15 capsules | ₱990 |
| Muscle Art | Capsules | 20 Capsules | ₱1,950 |
| Organic TeaTox | Tea | null | ₱990 |
| Parasi Cleaner | Capsules | 20 Capsules | ₱1,930 |
| Super Colon Cleanse ONG | Capsules | 20 Capsules | ₱1,970 |
| Urixan Active | Capsules | 20 Caps | ₱1,980 |
Frequent questions at the desk
What does Retinlift come to in the Philippines?
What amount of Retinlift does the carton give?
Could Retinlift stand in for my prescribed treatment?
Any side effects printed on the Retinlift carton?
Where are the customer ratings for Retinlift?
Do chemists carry Retinlift?
How soon does the package come?
What if I change my mind?
A food supplement rather than a medicine. Persistent or worsening symptoms call for a GP's opinion.
