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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 299, 2 December 1936, Page 3

When they meet Radox Yes, it is quite true —corns simply fly away for good when they come up against Radox. Read how this man got rid of 12 corns, and now walks with ease and comfort: * I was almost crippled through coms on every toe of both feet, and on the bottom of the feet also. I had 12 corns in all. I saw an advertisement for Radox, and I finally decided to give Radox a severe test. To my gratification I was able to remove all the painful coms from my toes, and this gives me ease in walking, where before I suffered awful pain and discomfort; ’■ —A. G. K. . HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS .. •« <■•) yis soon as Radox ( ‘.ft* *.» * ; *» *.* *» dissolves in the water, . • ..\K/ •• • i•' millions of' tiny .• , ‘ bubbles form. These , • • •*. are composed of highly « » *. • • ■* active oxygen gas. This active oxygen ' » * * * penetrates the pores •, ••.■••aTfli'’- ‘ ‘ °f tfle skin and ‘ , * carries the softening , ’‘..’SSftr. salts of Radox down » V’Sy.;.**.*. to the root of the corn. ; — The hard tissues are • ’Tv • softened. The corn be- * • ' comes detached from ~ , its moor i ngs so that * \/ * * it can be lifted out • ‘ * * * root an d Oil. Of all Chemists arid Stores. 2/3 per packet; double quantity 4/-.

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