I have a nice selection of different varieties of Radox Bubble Baths acquired as Christmas and Birthday presents whilst we have been living here in Llandudno. I am rarely able to use them, as I have been a full time carer since we moved here first to dad with Alzheimer's and then to mom with Vascular Dementia so soaking in the bath isn't really an option. One I do use occasionally when Dave is here to keep an eye on things elsewhere in the house is Radox Herbal Bath Muscle Soak with Clary Sage. I fill the bath with water as hot as I can stand it together with a liberal dose of the Radox Herbal Bath and in I get. The bubbles are thick and there are ...  Read the complete review

I always stock up on Radox bubble baths when I find them on offer, wait long enough and you can pick them up for £1 each which is about half price. For muscle soaking I really like Badedas but due to the price of it I do only buy it as a treat so when we have run out the Radox muscle soak takes its place. The Radox range have a wide variety of bubble baths for different outcomes such as unwinding from stress and helping you sleep, each bottle contains 500ml of product and they are available from chemists and supermarkets as well as occasionally being in the bargain shops. The Radox bottles are slim and have cubed edges, the bottles are see through and this ...  Read the complete review

Although we have a bath and a shower in our home, it seems the bath these days only gets used every evening for my two boys, whilst me and hubby have put our bath days behind us preferring the quickness and convenience of the shower - seperately may I hasten to add (we do have kids after all!)! Anyway, recently hubby had been doing lots of digging in the garden during a sporadic D.I.Y and garden day (they don't happen very often!) and complained his muscles were aching. I was on my way up to Superdrug anyway so said I would pick him something up. At first I was intending to just buy Superdrug's own brand of muscle soak, but I spotted this Radox one ...  Read the complete review

Like most men, I'm not really one for long, leisurely baths with a coffre of Lush treats, soft candle light and mood music - but Radox herbal bath muscle soak is one luxury that I am particularly fond of for a good soak. I live in a Victorian attic conversion and needless to say, the first thing on the mind of the builders wasn't plumbing. There is a shower attached to the top of the taps, but a general lack of practicality means that baths are the first choice 75% of the time. This has led to me getting through three bottles of this product in the last six months, in a range of versions. It comes in a generous 500ml bottle, with a wide neck that ...  Read the complete review

I regularly change the products I use in the bathroom, sometimes influenced by reviews online but mostly by price. Recently whilst shopping in Somerfields I noticed the Radox bubble bath was at 89p a bottle. This is quite a bargain so I purchased two bottles, one of which was the Muscle Soak. Unlike the picture the muscle soak variety is actually turquoise in colour, perhaps it's changed since the picture was added here. The bottle is 500ml so plenty of baths out of that! The ingredients, I won't go through all the ingredients in this, are clary sage and sea minerals. I got to wondering about the sea minerals aspect but even though I searched online I ...  Read the complete review