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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 350, 3 February 1937, Page 7

Sftibbom.Persisient CQRWS all gone now, thanks to Radox This man could scarcely walk for corns. Now he can walk with comfort. Wh it was his remedy? He just soaked his feet in a Radox footbath. That’s the modern way to remove corns—roots and all. Read his letter ; ‘ I am just telling you the comfort I have received from Radox Bath Balts. I could scarcely walk with corns on my toes and the bottom of my foot. I have suffered for years and tried other remedies, box after box. Tires’- did not touch my feet. A friend told me about Radox so I tried it. The second packet removed 3 stubborn corns.’ M.H. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS .«> ■ = c ‘ -4s soon as Radox ‘dissolves in the water, • • ?y•J • . * millions of tin n • *, 0 / ’.\/.‘ bubbles form. These • • are composed of highly 8 • » I active oxygen- gas. ■ \ \ Y- • • ‘ This active oxygen : penetrates the pores • • °/ the skin and • * carries (he softening • * . . . %alts of Radox down to the root of the corn * * T’lle hard, tissues are *, .. softened. The. corn be- — comes detached, from ‘ • ' \ 7 . •* ILs moorings so that , \j it can be lifted, out | « » 8 * | r °ot and all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.

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