Actually I always thought the drug names sounded more like Star Trek aliens. "I am Commander Valtrex of the planet Xanax! We are members of the Nexium Alliance. You have violated the Treaty of Lipitor. Surrender your ship, or face destruction in the name of the Vioxx Empire!"
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0786LHRXZ/?tag=atomicindus08-20Beat me to it, lol on the catchy name
...this secret trick solves your wei=wei leaks, urologists are furious.
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I would buy those.
I remember those. I imagine the company failed because wangs aren't very good at thinking.
I actually have a set of their knee pads. My knees have been shot a long time, too much concrete time back when work boots had no cushion. They are the only ones I could tolerate using, and i'd tried many. A good friend who had tried many also got a set.
Oh, me so handy!
I think the origin for Aspercreme may be that it provides an aspirin like analgesic benefit. The active ingredient shares some chemical functionality with aspirin. Maybe if they spelled it Asscreme, that would be a good name for a product for the 'roids.
Years ago, one of their competitors (Beckman maybe?) had a great advertising slogan, "It's not just a fluke".The funny thing is one of the most trusted brand in electrical test equipment is a total Fluke.
I have a brand new set of those. The only chinese tools i own.
