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Scrubbing laundry at dawn, then carrying water up the slope? Artifix is a light plant-extract cream for the knees, elbows and wrists that do the lifting. Massage it in two or three times daily. Leave your number and pay the rider on arrival.
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I sell tomatoes and onions in Fort Portal and spend hours kneeling on a sack to arrange them. My knees and wrists felt it by evening.
My aunt in Kasese gave me a jar of Artifix. I massage it in morning and night, and I now sit on a low stool, not the ground; the cream feels light and my hands are not sticky.
B— Betty K., 61, Fort Portal
The plant-extract blend is made for massage over knees, elbows and wrists that carry your daily load.
A light texture goes on in a thin layer, so you can get dressed or pick up a tool soon after.
Two or three short rub-ins slot between chores and work, with no special set-up.
A cream with a botanical extract blend in a soft, light base, made for external massage.
the herbal blend in the jar, there for a massage over knees, elbows and wrists
a light texture that sinks in without a greasy film on the skin
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Both work. The pack says two or three times a day, so a morning and an evening massage, plus one more if you like, fits well.
The pack gives a minimum of around six weeks of daily use and no required pause. If your joint feels no better, see a doctor.
Not on the same patch at the same time. Use it with a joint supplement if you wish, and leave a gap before any other cream.
It is meant for adults. For children, and for pregnant or breastfeeding women, ask a doctor before using it.
The form asks for nothing more. Cards and mobile-money details are not requested.
The agent confirms where to deliver, how many packs you want and the day that suits you.
Payment in cash is made at delivery, when the parcel is already yours.
