All Dietary Supplements in Kenya — Prices, Uses and Where to Buy

How to compare supplements without getting misled

Three things decide whether a supplement is worth buying, and price is the least important of them.

What it publishes about itself. A product that names its ingredients can be checked — by you, and by a pharmacist against medication you already take. A product that publishes nothing is asking for trust without giving you any way to verify it. In this catalogue, Erectil, ProstCare, Easy Flex, Normatone, Kensei, Ayumi, Hikari publish named ingredient lists. The others do not, and their pages say so.

The cost of a full course, not a pack. A KSh 4,999 pack and a KSh 6,900 pack are not comparable until you know how long each is meant to last. Where the manufacturer publishes a course length, we reproduce it; where they do not, ask the agent before ordering two packs on a guess.

What the claims stop short of. Careful wording — "supports normal function" rather than "treats" — is the boundary of what a food supplement is legally allowed to say, not marketing timidity. A seller who crosses that line and promises to cure a condition is telling you something useful about themselves. Our guide to supplement regulation in Kenya explains where the line sits.