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Artifix is a cream with plant extracts for adults who want to massage their knees, elbows or shoulders after long days of standing, lifting or farm work.
Artifix is a cream with plant extracts in a white jar inside a blue and white box, and the extracts are listed on the box. Here is how the pack is built and used:
take a small amount each time, rub it in until absorbed, and close the lid well after use to keep the cream clean.
a rub-in cream for knees, elbows and shoulders; the box names the extracts, so read them if you have any plant allergy.
5/5
In Gulu I carry jerrycans of water from the borehole every morning.
In the evening I rub Artifix into my knees. When one knee swelled up after a fall, I went to the health centre instead of relying on the cream.
A— Akello G., 45, Gulu
Yes, Artifix arrives in a plain box with no product name. Your receipt sits inside the box.
No. Arthritis is diagnosed and treated by a doctor. We can explain it all by phone.
The maker suggests at least six weeks of regular use. Keep it in a cool, dry place.
Artifix is a cream with plant extracts, and the full list is printed on the blue and white box. Read it first if your skin is sensitive or you have an allergy.
No, Artifix is for external use only. Honest expectations mean fewer surprises.
No, Artifix is a cosmetic cream. It is not designed to cure any condition.
Name and phone only — no card or email needed.
We confirm district, landmark, quantity and the day that suits you.
The boda rider gives you the parcel; pay in cash or mobile money.
