Manual for chiropody and management of the feet : anatomical and practical demonstration.

  • Warmbath, A.
Date:
1909
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Manual for chiropody and management of the feet : anatomical and practical demonstration. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ANALGESIC BALM. (P., D. & Co.) This combination of Menthol, Methyl Salicylate, and Lanoline provides an anti-inflammatory and _ soothing application, which is very comforting after the removal of indurated cuticle. Being of jelly-like consistence, it is most convenient for application, and the collapsible tubes in which it is supplied enable the ready expulsion of the very small amount that is required, whilst they ensure the perfect condition of the bulk. The glass portion of this appliance being constructed in one piece, there are no joints to get out of order, nor metallic parts to become corroded, and thereby contaminate the fluid in use. For sterilisation it merely requires to be boiled in water. The pneumatic bulb is of N° 494159 ida tt ee RO the best rubber and causes a copious delivery of fine spray. This appliance is in every way the best for the atomisation of hazmo- static, analgesic and _ antiseptic solutions. Further particulars will be forwarded on request by— Wightman & Co., Ltd., Printers, Westininster, S.W.
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