Stage-A Herbal Tea - For Prostate Affliction

STAGE-A HERBAL TEA - ₦4,000.00

Prostrate affliction is a problem of muscular gland surrounding the urethra at the base of the bladder in males. It is characterized by the inability to discharge urine. Results in painful urination. This is often as a result of bacterial infection, which has spread from the urinary tract to the prostate gland. But it can also be contracted through unhealthy lifestyle.

Stage-A #Herbal Tea has been specially formulated to treat prostate affliction.

ADMINISTRATION AND USE

Our unique herbal products helps to treat prostrate affliction and related urinary tract infections.

100% natural ingredients with no side effects.

Guaranteed purity, potency and consistency.

Herbal formula contains no chemical products.

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