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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    TINCTURA JALAPS OOMPOSITA. Compound Tincture of Jalap. IMPERIAL METRIC Jalap, in No. 40 powder Scammony, in No. 40 powder Turpeth, in No. 40] powder . ) Alcohol (60 per cent.) 1 oz., 262 grains . 175 grains . 88 grains 80 grammes 20 grammes . 10 gi'ammes a sufficient quantity Moisten the mixed powders 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.—\ to 1 fluid drachm. India. Eastern Colonies. North American Colonies. TINOTUIIA KALADAN^. Tincture of Kaladana. IMPERIAL METRIC 4 ounces 200 grammes Kaladana, in No. 40 powder Alcohol (70 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.—^ to 1 fluid drachm. India. Eastern Colonies. TINCTURA OLIVERI CORTIOIS. Tincture of Oliver Bark. IMPERIAL 2 ounces Oliver Bark, in No. 40 powder Alcohol (60 per cent.) . METRIC . 100 grammes a sufficient quantity