Pay the rider
King's Secret is a capsule formula for adult men, in a black and gold bottle with a crown, for those who look after sleep, exercise and regular check-ups at the clinic.
King's Secret prints its recipe along the side of the bottle, too small to make out in our pictures. Rather than guess, here are the facts we can vouch for:
every ingredient sits on that side panel, and the agent reads each one aloud before your order leaves.
swallow them with water at the printed dose, and never stack them with other boosters.
I drive a matatu on the Thika Road route, long days with little sleep, and I was always tired.
The clinic checked my BP and sugar first. I take King's Secret after breakfast as the label says, and I now try to get six hours of sleep.
P— Peter Kamau, 44, Thika
One bottle holds thirty. Divide by the printed daily dose to see how many days it covers.
It is printed on the side of the bottle. The print is too small in our pictures, so the agent reads the full list to you before dispatch.
An asterisk flags wording nobody has approved as a health claim; treat those lines as marketing.
Cash on delivery: you pay for King's Secret when the rider hands over the parcel. Before dispatch we call to confirm your town and landmark.
No, King's Secret is a food supplement, not a medicine. It is sold without a prescription.
Yes. Persistent trouble is often the first hint of raised pressure, sugar problems or narrowing arteries.
Just your name and phone number; no card, no M-Pesa upfront.
We confirm your town, landmark, quantity and delivery day.
You receive the parcel and pay in cash on the spot.
