Radioactive Nazi Toothpaste

[skunkape]

They may have been a bunch of psychotic sociopaths, but damn they had shiny teeth.

Doramad Radioactive Toothpaste (ca. 1940-1945)
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[Cailean]

Haha! There were some similar products sold in the UK too.

 

[Jonah]

Bumped for thread title....

 

[Gojira2006]

Wow . . . !

 

[truthseeker]

WTF!!!

 

[skunkape]

It is very likely that one day our descendants will look back on our habit of brushing with fluoride with equal dismay.
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[paraschtick]

Cool ... the Nazis get better all the time . Anyway its all rather remiscent of the computer game Fallout. Check it out if you haven't. Its the hardest RPG of all time in my opinion and features lots of scary radioactive scorpions ... not too sure if they have lovely white teeth or not though.

 

[Cailean]

People were pretty blase about radioactive substances until after WWII - remember all the pocket watches with actual blobs of radium, that looked so pretty in the dark? I have been told by someone that works in the nuclear industry that one atom of Plutonium anywhere in the body is a death sentence. I think that incredibly high incidence of cancer is directly related to the more than 1.500 above ground atomic 'tests' that were carried out.

Safe as milk...

 

[paraschtick]

People were pretty blase about radioactive substances until after WWII - remember all the pocket watches with actual blobs of radium, that looked so pretty in the dark?
Safe as milk...

I had a watch in the 70s that I think had radium in it so you could look at it in the dark without turning on the light. Of course I like to think it was radium ... it was probably something boring like a luminescent chemical or some such. Anyhow there's something so cool about having a radioactive source on your wrist. Maybe I'm mad or something

 

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[ZombieOctopus]

Vita Radium Suppositories (ca.1930)

Produced by the Home Products Company of Denver, Colorado, these suppositories were guaranteed to contain real radium - and probably did.

From the company's brochure:

Weak Discouraged Men!

Now Bubble Over with Joyous Vitality

Through the Use of

Glands and Radium

". . . properly functioning glands make themselves known in a quick, brisk step, mental alertness and the ability to live and love in the fullest sense of the word . . . A man must be in a bad way indeed to sit back and be satisfied without the pleasures that are his birthright! . . . Try them and see what good results you get!"
All Home Product customer orders were shipped in a plain wrapper for confidentiality.
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[skunkape]

All Home Product customer orders were shipped in a plain wrapper for confidentiality.
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Wouldn't want the neighbors to know you have to stuff radium up your bum to get it up.
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