Glucosamine sulfate 2KCl
The best-known joint supplement ingredient, as a sulfate salt stabilised with potassium chloride.
Bone Support: glucosamine, chondroitin and makabuhay in a twice-daily capsule
Eight actives 
- Glucosamine and chondroitin in every capsule
- Six herbal extracts, from makabuhay to dong quai
- 1 capsule twice a day: a jar lasts 7–8 days
- ₱1,950 a jar, cash on delivery
Bone Support is a food supplement in capsules that combines glucosamine and chondroitin with six herbal extracts, makabuhay among them. You take one capsule in the morning and one in the evening, so a jar of 15 lasts about a week. A jar costs ₱1,950, and you pay the courier in cash when it arrives.
What is Bone Support?
Bone Support is a dietary supplement in 550 mg capsules for adults whose knees, hips, hands or lower back feel stiff and sore. Each capsule puts glucosamine and chondroitin, the two classic cartilage compounds, together with six herbal extracts from Asian traditional medicine. Bone Support is swallowed twice a day as a course, so it reaches every joint at once, not just one spot.
Bone Support is made for people who feel their joints in more than one place: the knees on the stairs up to the second floor, the hips after a long jeepney ride, the fingers first thing in the morning. The routine takes a few seconds, one capsule with water in the morning and one at night, at home or at work.
How does Bone Support work?
Bone Support works from the inside. The capsule dissolves in the stomach, and its ingredients pass into the blood that feeds every joint. The formula rests on one idea: the two best-known cartilage compounds plus a set of herbs that Asian traditional medicine puts into formulas for bones and joints, all in a single capsule.
- Cartilage pair
Glucosamine and chondroitin
Glucosamine and chondroitin are natural parts of cartilage, the smooth layer that covers the ends of your bones. They are the most studied ingredients in joint supplements, and a Cochrane review found that chondroitin on its own gave a small drop in joint pain.
- Filipino vine
Makabuhay
Makabuhay (Tinospora crispa) is the climbing vine known by that name across the Philippines. In laboratory and animal models of osteoarthritis, makabuhay extract showed antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity, and Bone Support includes it as a 1:1 extract.
- Classic trio
Eucommia, chuan xiong and dong quai
Eucommia bark, chuan xiong root and dong quai are staples of traditional Chinese formulas for bones and joints. Bone Support carries all three, so one capsule covers the whole trio.
- Two more herbs
Ashitaba and astragalus
Ashitaba is rich in chalcones, plant compounds researched for their anti-inflammatory activity. Astragalus root rounds off the herbal set. In Bone Support both come as concentrated 4:1 extracts.
Bone Support ingredients: what is inside each capsule?
Bone Support contains eight actives in a 550 mg capsule: glucosamine sulfate, chondroitin sulfate and six herbal extracts. Here is each one with the job it does in the formula.
Chondroitin sulfate
The second building block of cartilage and glucosamine's usual partner in joint formulas.
Tinospora crispa extract 1:1
Makabuhay, researched in models of osteoarthritis for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity.
Angelica keiskei extract 4:1
A four-times concentrated ashitaba extract, valued for its chalcones.
Radix Astragali extract 4:1
A concentrated extract of astragalus root from Asian traditional formulas.
Dong quai (Angelica sinensis) 1:1
A root found in many traditional Chinese formulas for bones and joints.
Eucommia ulmoides extract 4:1
The bark of the hardy rubber tree, a classic of Chinese formulas for bones and joints.
Ligusticum chuanxiong extract 4:1
Another staple of traditional Chinese formulas for bones and joints.
How to take Bone Support and how many jars a course needs
Bone Support is taken as one capsule twice a day with water. At that dose a jar of 15 capsules lasts 7 to 8 days, so a course of several weeks takes several jars. The operator works out the number of jars with you on the call.
Morning capsule
Swallow one Bone Support capsule whole with a full glass of water.
Evening capsule
Take the second capsule at night, at about the same time every day, so the gap between doses stays even.
One jar a week
Order the jars for your whole course in one go. That way the daily routine never stops halfway while you wait for the next delivery.
Compare at the end of each jar
Write down how the stairs feel, how stiff you are getting out of bed and how far you walk comfortably. Check the same three things when each jar runs out.
Order Bone Support for ₱1,950 with cash on delivery
Enter your name and mobile number. An operator calls you back to agree how many jars you need and to take your address with barangay and a landmark. You pay ₱1,950 per jar to the courier once the parcel is in your hands.
Bone Support price in the Philippines and where to buy it
Bone Support costs ₱1,950 for a jar of 15 capsules of 550 mg. At one capsule twice a day, one jar lasts 7 to 8 days. Before anything ships, the operator tells you the total for the jars you choose, delivery charge included.
Bone Support is ordered through the operator of the official distributor in the Philippines. You leave your name and number in the form, the operator calls to confirm the order, and a courier brings the jars to your door, in Metro Manila or in the provinces.
Payment is cash on delivery. The form asks for no card, bank or GCash details, and the amount you hand the courier is the one you agreed on the call.
Bone Support review: legit or scam?
Bone Support is a real product: a white plastic jar with a blue label that reads 'Bone Support', '15 capsules' and '550 mg', delivered to your door and paid for only when you hold it. A search of FDA Philippines advisories and of consumer complaints on 25 September 2026 found no warning and no scam report about this jar.
A Bone Support review worth trusting talks about weeks of daily use, not days. It says how many jars the person took, at what dose, and what changed: fewer stiff mornings, easier stairs, a knee that settles faster after a walk. A capsule course builds up gradually, so an honest review reads like a diary of those weeks.
Paid reviews are easy to spot. They promise rebuilt cartilage or results within a few days, quote a doctor you cannot find anywhere, and show a price crossed out to look like a bargain. The jar sold here has one price, ₱1,950.
The FDA Philippines registration number is not printed on the visible part of the Bone Support label. Ask the operator for it on the call, and check the jar when the courier arrives, before you pay.
Is there an FDA advisory on Bone Support?
FDA Advisory No. 2024-1773 names a different product: an imported calcium, magnesium and zinc supplement that also has 'Bone Support' in its long name. It has nothing to do with the jar of glucosamine, chondroitin and herbs sold here.
Bone Support is a common name, and several supplement makers abroad use it for their own formulas. Their ingredient lists, reviews and ratings do not describe this jar. Some online shops also list a Bone Support with MSM, collagen or turmeric; the jar sold here has none of those. When the operator calls, check two details: 15 capsules of 550 mg, one capsule twice a day.
Who should not take Bone Support
Bone Support is for adults. Skip it, or take extra care, in these cases:
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Children and teenagers
- Allergy to any ingredient, shellfish included: glucosamine is usually made from crustacean shells
- Blood thinners such as warfarin: dong quai, chuan xiong and glucosamine can strengthen their effect
- Diabetes: glucosamine and the herbs can shift blood sugar, so check your glucose more often during the course
- Liver: cases of liver injury have been reported with plants of the Tinospora genus, which includes makabuhay
- Osteoporosis: Bone Support does not replace calcium, vitamin D or the treatment you were prescribed
- Liver disease, maintenance medicines or a joint that is swollen, red and hot: see your doctor before you start
Bone Support: questions before you order
How much is Bone Support in the Philippines?
Bone Support costs ₱1,950 for a jar of 15 capsules of 550 mg. At one capsule twice a day, a jar lasts 7 to 8 days, and a longer course takes several jars. The operator gives you the total with delivery on the call, and you pay it in cash when the courier hands you the parcel.
How many Bone Support capsules do I take a day?
Bone Support is taken as two capsules a day: one in the morning and one in the evening, each swallowed whole with water. Keep to roughly the same hours every day so the doses stay evenly spaced. Two capsules a day means one jar of 15 covers about a week of the course.
How long before Bone Support works?
Bone Support is a course, and changes build up over weeks of daily use rather than overnight. Judge it by simple things: how the stairs feel, how stiff you are in the morning, how far you walk before a knee complains. Note them when you start and at the end of each jar. The operator helps plan how many jars your course takes.
Does Bone Support contain calcium or vitamin D?
Bone Support has no calcium or vitamin D on its ingredient list. Its eight actives are glucosamine sulfate, chondroitin sulfate and six herbal extracts: makabuhay, ashitaba, astragalus, dong quai, eucommia and chuan xiong. If you need calcium or vitamin D for your bones, that is a separate supplement or prescription.
Can I pay for Bone Support with GCash?
Bone Support is paid on delivery, never in advance. The form asks only for your name and mobile number, with no card, bank or GCash details. Whether the courier in your area also accepts an e-wallet at the door, the operator tells you on the call, together with the total and the delivery time.
What does a genuine Bone Support jar look like?
A genuine Bone Support jar is white plastic with a blue label marked 'Dietary Supplement', 'Bone Support', '15 capsules' and '550 mg', and an ingredient table on the side. If the parcel holds a different pack or a different capsule count, refuse it at the door: you have paid nothing yet.
Order Bone Support jars for your course
One jar of 15 capsules covers about a week at one capsule twice a day. Leave your number, and the operator helps you choose the number of jars for your course. You pay ₱1,950 per jar in cash when the courier arrives.
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