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By the time the cows are milked in Hoima, knees and wrists have done a day's work. Artifix pairs plant extracts with a soft base for rubbing over those joints, two to three times daily. Phone-in order, cash to the rider.
A plant-extract cream made for massage over knees, elbows and wrists, the joints that carry the daily load.
The updated formula is made to be absorbed quickly, so your hands are free again within moments.
Two or three short massages, morning, midday and evening, are all the routine asks for.
The pack names a blend of plant extracts in a soft cream base, made for rubbing into the skin.
the herbal blend in the jar, meant for a gentle massage over the joints you use most
carries the extracts and absorbs without leaving a greasy layer
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5/5
I sell tomatoes from a stall in Mukono and I wring out my own laundry. My wrists and knees complained every evening.
My daughter ordered Artifix. I rub it on morning and night, and a third time when the stall is quiet. I also keep a cushion under my knees now. Evenings are easier.
A— Agnes K., 58, Mukono
Spread the applications over the day: after washing in the morning, once around midday, and in the evening. No single hour is required.
Plan on 1.5 months of everyday use at minimum. After that the pack names no pause, so a doctor can advise you on carrying on.
Put only one product on the same area at a time. If you use anything else on those joints, ask a doctor or pharmacist before layering.
It is meant for adults. Children and teenagers should not use it, and anyone with a swollen, hot joint needs examining first.
A name and a phone number are enough. Mobile money, card and bank details are not part of the form.
An agent phones to settle your area, a landmark for the rider, the amount you need and a day that suits you.
You hand over the shillings after the parcel has reached you, never before.
