Indian and colonial addendum to the British pharmacopoeia 1898 / published under the direction of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom.

  • General Medical Council.
Date:
1900
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Credit: Indian and colonial addendum to the British pharmacopoeia 1898 / published under the direction of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to produce, after admixture, four volumes ; set aside for seven days; filter. j)ose,—1 to 4 fluid drachms. India. Eastern Colonies. SUCCUS ADHATOD^. Juice of Adhatoda. The freshly expressed and strained juice of the bruised fresh leaves of Adhatoda Vasica, Necs (Justicia Adhatoda, Linn.). Dose.—1 to 4 fluid drachms. India. Eastern Colonies. SYRUPUS URGINE^. Syrup of Urginea. IMPERIAL METRIC Vinegar of Urginea Kefined Sugar Dissolve the Eefined the aid of gentle heat, pounds ten ounces. ^ , (500 cubic centi- . 1 pint . . \ . ^ [ metres . 38 ounces . 950 grammes Sugar in the Vinegar of Urginea by The product should weigh three Dose.—\ to 1 fluid drachm. India. Eastern Colonies. TINCTURA ADHATOD./E. Tincture of Adliatoda. IMPERIAL 24 ounces 125 grammes METRIC Adhatoda, dried and in ] No. 40 powder .[ Alcohol (60 per cent.) a sufficient quantity Moisten the powder with two fluid ounces (or one hundred cubic centimetres) of the Alcohol, and complete the percolation process. The resulting Tincture should measure one pint (or one thousand cubic centimetres). Dose.—3 to 1 fluid drachm.