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Scrubbing laundry, then climbing on the back of a boda, and the knees and wrists complain? Artifix is a plant-extract cream you massage over the joints you bend most, two or three times a day. Leave your number, pay the rider.
Botanical extracts in the cream are meant for a daily massage of knees, elbows and wrists.
The cream spreads thin and sinks in without a greasy film, so you can dress straight afterwards.
A few minutes of massage morning, noon or night; a small knob covers one joint.
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I wash clothes for two families in Masaka, mostly by hand, and my wrists and knees were stiff every night.
A neighbour in the compound showed me her jar of Artifix. I rub a little in after my bath and again before bed. After a few weeks my hands open and close more freely when I wake.
A— Agatha B., 58, Masaka
A plant-extract cream: botanical extracts in a soft, fast-absorbing base.
a botanical blend in the cream for massaging into joints that work hardest
spreads in a thin layer and absorbs without leaving a greasy finish
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Two or three times a day on clean, dry skin over the joint. A thin layer rubbed in properly works better than a thick one.
Plan on about six weeks of regular use. A cream used for a few days will not tell you much.
Yes, it is applied on the skin only. Tell your doctor about it if you are already treated for a joint problem.
Yes, treat each joint in turn with its own small knob. Keep it off cuts, eyes and mouth, and wash your hands after.
Just a name and a number. Cards and mobile-money PINs are never requested.
The supplier's agent settles the delivery point, the number of packs and a day that works for you.
You pay when the parcel is in your hands, not earlier.
