DOES IT REALLY WORK? (Radox Muscle Therapy Bath Soak)

Member Name: leeanne160480

Product:	Radox Muscle Therapy Bath Soak
Date:	12/08/09 (28 review reads)
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I've not bought Radox for years, but I know it is meant to help with aches and pains. My husband has got a bad cold - poor him, you know how they can get when they get the sniffles, so I bought a bottle of this last night and told him to get in the bath. See, i'm a good wife, he got a bath, had some lucozade, some tablets, and some cold medicine stuff. I however although I have the sniffles am out to work, whereas he has decided he is too ill, and is now lying in bed.

I don't think the Bottles are that eye catching in the Radox range. The are long-ish and kinda thin and sort of rectangular shaped. The look sort of plain as well. The bottle is 500ml and cost me £1.51 in Asda last night. The bottle is see through plastic and you can see the deep dark red liquid through the bottle.

The bottle looks like it will give 8 shots in a bath, and this gives a huge amount of bubbles.

The ingredient in this is Black Pepper and Gingsen, which to me doesn't sound that appealing, but it is meant to sooth muscles and help you back to feeling good again.

My husband said he didn't feel quite so lifeless after his bath, but I normally find that a hot bath goes the world of good when you are feeling under the weather, so I cannot put it down to the magical properties of this bath soak.

A good enough product as a resonable price. It smelt alright as well, as I was expecting a nasty spicy scent from this.

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