Acute catarrhal infections / Burroughs Wellcome & Co.

  • Burroughs Wellcome & Company
Date:
[between 1930 and 1939?]
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Credit: Acute catarrhal infections / Burroughs Wellcome & Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    rubber bulb, are made of glass or metal, it is easily sterilised. It is distinguished by two valuable characteristics One is the wire gauze sieve, which prevents dust or other deleterious matter being forced through the spray, and the other is the special rubber washer fixed to the bulb, which ensures all the air passing from the bulb being utilised, thus’ forming a larger volume of spray. This washer prevents premature wear of the bulb, _ besides obviating repeated and abortive attempts at spraying. In chronic laryngitis, bronchitis and bronchi- ectasis, oil of pine may be used to advantage and, for this purpose, ‘PINOL,’ the volatile oil of Pinus pumilio, is issued. Where there is much secretion, the inhalation of ‘‘nascent” ammonium chloride is, in many cases, distinctly beneficial. Preparations wae ‘ PAROLEINE’ BRAND LIQUID PARAFFIN [4 B. W. & Co.] Bottles containing 4 fl. 0z. and 16 ft. 02. tak‘ PAROLEINE ’—FOR SPRAYING [a B. W. & Co.] DireEcrion.—To be used in a ‘ Paroleine’ or other Atomiser. Bottles containing 4 fl. oz. and 16 fl. oz. fee HUCALYPTIA’ [2#-B. W.-& Co.] Direcrion.—Bvronchitis kettle—five drops to one pint of water. Bottles containing 2 fl. 02. nae - PINOL’ (ee B. W. & Co] Directions.—Sronchitis kettle—five drops to the pint of water. or Inhalation—five drops added to hot water (140° F.), and vapour inhaled. Bottles containing Y% fl. 02. and 1 fl. 0%.
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