! MA%m Not a Sian of corns a/iter 40 years' torture A remedy that can permanently remove corns of 40 years’ standing is worth knowing about. And the testimony of a man of 66, who must have tried countless so-called remedies during his lifetime, is well worth reading. Here is his letter, which gives .convincing proof of the power of Radox to remove even the most stubborn corns:— “7 had two corns —one on each little toe—which I had had for over 40 years and the one on the right foot gave me intense -pain and that side of my foot would become inflamed. Ordinary soaking and cutting or scraping was of no use. neither were cauterising lotions. After trying Radox, however, the intense pain was taken away, and by persevering with Radox at the end of a month the corns came away, and what is better they have never returned. lam 66 years of age and am not silly enough to continue the use of anything unless I am sure of getting beneficial results.”—J.HD. Knives and burning acids only touch the top of a corn. They leave the root. To get at the root, you have to get through the pores. It is the oxygen released by Radox which penetrates the pores. And it is this oxygen which carries the softening salts of Radox straight to the root of the corn, so loosening it that after a few footbaths it comes right out with the assistance of your forefinger and thumb. . Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet. Double quantity 4/*
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 52, 29 January 1938, Page 11
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