Ghana
Cardinol
Seven-ingredient heart and circulation capsules with olive leaf and hawthorn
GHS 499
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Cardinol — Brand Overview, Cardiovascular Products and Availability in Ghana
Cardinol is a Ghanaian heart-wellbeing brand with one of the richest formulas in this catalogue — seven named components, from olive leaf and hawthorn to L-arginine and magnesium.
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Brand overview
Cardinol offers a multi-botanical cardiovascular capsule in Ghana through a direct order line with payment on receipt.
Its seven components bring together plants long used in traditional heart care — olive leaf, green tea, ginkgo biloba, grape seed and hawthorn — with L-arginine and magnesium. Because ginkgo and hawthorn are active botanicals, anyone on blood-thinning or heart medicines should mention them to a pharmacist first.
Positioning and main categories
Cardiovascular wellbeing through a multi-botanical formula with added magnesium and L-arginine.
Product range: product by product
Key ingredients used
Availability and where to buy
- Direct order line with Ghanaian delivery and payment on receipt.
- Ordered directly with a confirmation call and payment on delivery.
For the wider retail picture see our where to buy guide.
Country availability
Documented for: Ghana. Each product page shows the current price and the order page for its country, with a confirmation call and payment on delivery.
Safety and consumer considerations
- Ginkgo can increase bleeding risk alongside anticoagulants and antiplatelets — check with a pharmacist first.
- Hawthorn interacts with digoxin and other cardiac medicines.
- Amounts per capsule are printed on the pack.
Frequently asked questions
What does a longer ingredient list give me?
Seven named components let you see exactly what goes into your daily capsule and talk it through with a pharmacist. The amounts are printed on the pack.
Who should check with a pharmacist first?
Anyone on anticoagulant, antiplatelet or cardiac medication, because of the ginkgo and hawthorn content.
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