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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 332, 13 January 1937, Page 7

V A J \ RADOX •■.Lio c I I pisys havoc with IZawrul ’ corns The writer of the letter below had twelve terrible corns—those corns are dead. out. and forgotten, thanks to Radox. Read her grateful letter : ‘ I have used your Radox Bath Salts for a long time now. for tired aching muscles and for very bad corns, and have derived great benefit from them. For many years T had twelve corns, and most painful ones too. I noticed Radox advertised and decided to try it. I just soaked my feet in water as hot as I could bear it. in a footbath, with about two tablespoonsful of Radox added, and was able to get the corns out quite easily.’ Miss E.G.S. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS »• t • .'»*.*• ■•.*.•' 'f. 5 sooji as Radox 1 . -J-4 dissolves in the water, ' millions of tiny •*•«* *• x/.’* ’’ . * bubbles form. These • * •. • are composed of highly • * • » ■ active oxygen gas. This active oxygen ;"■ * .T 2 ” penetrates the pores • /s*•*. • carries the softening • * . . salts of Rad ox down * *.**.•*•?♦ :«%* to the root of the corn • , • * rhe hard tissues are ’ • \Ty • ’ • softened. The corn be- * ..xy comes detached from • . ’ \ '/ ,* its moorings so that \f it can be lifted out • * Y * *1 root an d all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet ; double quantity 4/ ••