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Cordis
60 capsules of 500 mg for heart and circulation support, R649 delivered
R649
Order pageProduct overview · Nigeria
Cordis: Ingredients, Price, Safety and Where to Buy in Nigeria
Heart and circulation support capsules on a dedicated Nigerian order line
Cordis packaging as shown by the supplier.
Cordis is a capsule heart-health supplement sold in Nigeria to support cardiovascular and circulatory wellbeing. It costs ₦56,000; the adviser confirms the pack size on a short call, the directions are printed on the pack, and you pay the courier on delivery.
What is Cordis and what is it for?
Busy days, salty food and stress are part of adult life in Nigeria. A simple daily habit for the heart fits naturally into everyday life, next to a daily walk and regular blood-pressure checks.
Cordis is a capsule supplement made to support cardiovascular and circulatory wellbeing. It is the same brand and packaging sold in South Africa, now offered in Nigeria on its own order line at a local price. The directions are printed on the pack, and the capsules sit easily alongside a daily walk and less salt.
Ordering takes a name and a phone number. An adviser calls to confirm the price of ₦56,000, the pack size and your address, and the courier brings the parcel to you. You pay on receipt.
What form does Cordis come in?
Heart and circulation capsule supplement, ordered directly with delivery across Nigeria.
At a glance
| Brand | Cordis |
|---|---|
| Form | Capsules |
| Pack | Pack size is confirmed when you place the order |
| Price | ₦56,000 |
| Market | Nigeria (NG) |
The adviser confirms the total including delivery on the call, and you pay the courier on arrival.
Key ingredients and formula
Composition.The full composition and doses are printed on the pack; the adviser can read them out on the confirmation call.
How do I take Cordis?
Follow the directions printed on the pack you receive and take the capsules at the same time each day with water. The adviser can read the directions out on the confirmation call.
Who is Cordis for?
- Adults in Nigeria who want to support heart and circulation as part of healthy daily living
- People who already check their blood pressure and like a steady daily habit
- Buyers who want a fixed price in naira and payment when the courier arrives
Tips for getting the most from Cordis
- Take Cordis at the same time each day — with breakfast is an easy anchor.
- A pharmacy blood-pressure reading every few weeks is a simple way to keep track of your heart health.
- Less salt, more vegetables and a daily walk pair naturally with the capsules.
- The adviser confirms the pack size and the price on the call, so you know exactly what will arrive.
Safe use of Cordis
- Cordis is a food supplement, not a medicine, and does not replace prescribed treatment — never stop or reduce prescribed blood-pressure medicines.
- If you take diuretics, beta blockers or other heart medicines, tell your doctor or pharmacist before you start.
- Seek urgent care for chest pain, a severe headache with a very high reading, or sudden weakness.
How much does Cordis cost in Nigeria?
₦56,000 — The adviser confirms the total including delivery on the call, and you pay the courier on arrival.
Is Cordis available in Nigeria?
Available now to order in Nigeria, with courier delivery and payment on receipt.
Where to buy Cordis in Nigeria?
- The order form on this page — a short confirmation call, then courier delivery with payment on receipt
- Delivery across Nigeria — the Nigeria where-to-buy guide explains each step
For the wider retail picture in Nigeria, see the Nigeria buying guide.
Price, delivery terms and the ordering steps are on the where to buy Cordis in Nigeria page.
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Order pageFrequently asked questions
What is Cordis used for?
Cordis is a capsule supplement used to support cardiovascular and circulatory wellbeing. It is made for adults in Nigeria who want one simple daily habit for the heart, alongside less salt, a daily walk and regular blood-pressure checks. The directions are printed on the pack, and the adviser can read them out on the call.
How much does Cordis cost in Nigeria?
Cordis costs ₦56,000 in Nigeria. The adviser confirms the price, the pack size and your address on a short call after you order, so the full amount is clear before dispatch. The courier brings the parcel to your address, and you pay on receipt, with nothing to pay in advance.
How do I take Cordis?
Take Cordis as directed on the pack you receive, with water, at the same time each day. Breakfast is an easy anchor for taking it every day. The adviser can read the directions out on the confirmation call if you want to plan ahead. Keep the pack at home so the directions are always to hand.
What are the ingredients of Cordis?
The full composition and doses of Cordis are printed on the pack, and the adviser can read them out on the confirmation call. The product comes in capsule form for easy daily use. If you have allergies or take heart medicines, ask for the label before dispatch and show it to your doctor or pharmacist.
Is Cordis in Nigeria the same as in South Africa?
Yes — it is the same Cordis brand and the same packaging sold in South Africa, offered in Nigeria on its own order line at a local price of ₦56,000. Ordering works the same way in both countries: a name and a phone number, a short confirmation call, then courier delivery with payment on receipt.
Can Cordis replace my blood pressure tablets?
No — Cordis is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it does not replace prescribed treatment. Never stop or reduce prescribed blood-pressure medicines. If you take diuretics, beta blockers or other heart medicines, tell your doctor or pharmacist before you start. Seek urgent care for chest pain, a severe headache with a very high reading, or sudden weakness.
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