Detergent Ointments, For Cleansing Foul And Indolent Ulcers
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This section is from the book "The Druggist's General Receipt Book", by Henry Beasley. Also available from Amazon: The druggist's general receipt book.
Detergent Ointments, For Cleansing Foul And Indolent Ulcers
1. Suet 4 oz., Venice turpentine 6 oz., red precipitate, finely powdered, 2 oz. - White.
2. Citrine ointment, alone or with 1/4 its weight of Venice turpentine.
3. Sulphate of zinc 1 dr., sulphate of copper 1 dr., oil of turpentine 2 drs.; grind smooth, and mix it with 4 oz. of melted tallow. See also Digestive Ointments, No. 4.
4. Yellow basilicon 2 oz., black basilicon 1 oz.; melt together, remove from the fire, add 1 oz. of turpentine, and 1/2 oz. finely powdered red precipitate. - Taplin.
5. Verdigris Ointment. Verdigris in fine powder 1 part, common turpentine 1 part, lard 12 parts; mix. - Morton.
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