Nigeria
Vaskurel
African mango, vitamin D, CoQ10 and red yeast rice capsules for heart wellbeing
₦59,000
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Vaskurel — Brand Overview, Products and Availability in Nigeria
Vaskurel is a Nigerian heart-wellbeing brand that combines African mango, vitamin D, coenzyme Q10 and red yeast rice — a West African botanical, two well-known nutrients and a traditional fermented rice.
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Brand overview
Vaskurel offers a cardiovascular capsule in Nigeria through a direct order line with payment on receipt.
Its formula pairs African mango, a native West African fruit, with vitamin D and coenzyme Q10, a nutrient the body uses for cellular energy. Red yeast rice, a fermented rice long used in Asian cooking and cholesterol-support formulas, contains monacolin K, so it is not combined with a prescribed statin.
Positioning and main categories
Cardiovascular and cholesterol support, combining a West African botanical with nutrients and red yeast rice.
Product range: product by product
Key ingredients used
Availability and where to buy
- Direct order line with Nigerian 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: Nigeria. 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
- Red yeast rice should not be combined with a prescribed statin.
- Amounts per capsule are printed on the pack.
- Coenzyme Q10 may change how warfarin works — tell your doctor if you take it.
Frequently asked questions
What is red yeast rice?
A traditional fermented rice used in Asian cooking and cholesterol-support formulas. It contains monacolin K, which is why it is not combined with a prescribed statin and does not replace one.
Can I take it with my cholesterol medication?
Not without medical advice. Combining it with a prescribed statin risks muscle and liver effects.
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