Supplement shelves in South Africa

One supplement card in South Africa. Every figure below has shipping built in, and banknotes only change hands once the package is with you.

Open the one card

Settle up on receiptNo card, no prepayment
Shipping built inThe figure shown is the full bill
Brought to your streetClock starts at our call
A quick phone checkCarton, total and street confirmed together

Index of shelves

Skin and hair

Hairon 30 Capsules R 649

The route of a slip

Two boxes to fill

A name plus a cell number. No account, card or street at this point.

Our callback

That call settles which carton, what total and which delivery street.

Dispatch

Only once that call is done, shipping already inside the figure.

Banknotes to the driver

Paid on handover. Second thoughts? Wave the package away and you owe zero.

Carton wording, nothing extra

Each korvane card is transcribed from the carton on our desk: form, contents, listed components and further print. No promise gets added, no rating gets published.

All of these are food supplements. Trouble that lingers or keeps coming back goes to a GP before anything else.

Figures with shipping in South Africa

Each figure has shipping built in:

Hairon, R 649

How a card gets written

Each carton's photos get read line after line. Print too small or too blurred stays off the card; the callback is the moment to have it read out.

Shipping in South Africa

The delivery day gets fixed with you during the callback.

Banknotes go to the driver. Second thoughts? Waving the package away is free.

Frequent questions at the desk

Is shipping billed separately?

No; every figure shown already carries it.

Any prepayment needed?

None whatsoever. The driver takes banknotes once your package is there.

Could one of these stand in for a prescribed medicine?

No. These are food supplements; your prescription stays first, and changes are your GP's call.

Can I wave the package away?

Yes, on your doorstep, free of charge.