Joints & mobility
Artifix: massage cream for knees, elbows and wrists with plant extracts
For joints that carry water, wash clothes by hand and stand through long shifts: Artifix is a cream with plant extracts to massage into the knee, elbow or wrist two or three times a day. It soaks in quickly and leaves the skin soft. Pay on receipt of your order.
- Joints
- Cream
- Plant extracts
- 2–3 times daily
- Massage
- Skin use
What is known about Artifix
Artifix is a cosmetic massage cream, and the plant extracts it contains are all listed on the jar.
- Cream base with plant extractsbotanical extracts in a soft cream that suits daily massage
- White screw-top jarcloses tightly so the cream stays fresh between uses
In everyday life
Artifix after a day of washing clothes by hand
Wringing sheets, carrying water, scrubbing collars: hands, wrists and elbows do heavy work long before the washing hangs on the line.
A little Artifix on clean skin, rubbed in until absorbed, two or three times a day: the cream with plant extracts is made for a short massage. Wash your hands after, and take a swollen joint to the health centre.
How to apply Artifix
- A little on clean skin.
- Rub until absorbed.
- Two or three times a day.
- Wash hands after.
Do not use Artifix
- on open cuts, grazes or rashes
- near the eyes or mouth
- on a swollen, hot or red joint before a doctor sees it
- if any plant on the list gives you an allergy
Artifix: Possible reactions
- Redness
- Itching
- Mild stinging
Artifix: Questions people ask
Does Artifix cure arthritis?
No. Arthritis is diagnosed and treated by a doctor; Artifix is a cosmetic cream for massage.
How often should I use it?
Two or three times a day, a small amount massaged in until the skin absorbs it.
Which plants are in it?
The plant extracts are printed on the box and the jar. If you know you react to a certain herb, look for it there before use.
Is it safe on a swollen knee?
Have a swollen, hot knee checked first — it may be inflamed or injured and need treatment.
Is it a medicine?
No, Artifix is a cosmetic cream for external use, not a painkiller and not a treatment for joint disease.
How do I pay?
Cash or mobile money on arrival. On the call we agree a delivery day for Artifix that suits you.
Artifix: How ordering works
We ring you to confirm your district, the nearest landmark and how many packs you want. Pay nothing now — hand the boda rider cash or mobile money when the parcel reaches you.
- Fill in two boxes. Name and phone number — nothing else.
- Answer our call. District, landmark, quantity and a delivery day that suits you.
- Pay the rider. Cash or mobile money when the parcel is in your hands.
