Latin, Oleum Cadinum (Gen., Olei Cadini)

Eng., Oil of Cade. Synonym, Oil of Juniper Tar. A product of the dry distillation of the wood of Juniperus Oxycedrus. A brownish or dark-brown, thick liquid.

Therapeutic Action

Antiseptic, irritant, expectorant.

Uses

Employed externally in the treatment of chronic skin diseases, as eczema, etc., and for parasitic diseases, as tinea and scabies.

Administration

It is usually prescribed with other agents, and well diluted with a bland ointment base.

The following illustrates:

Used in the treatment of ringworm of the scalp:

Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1000

or

Betanaphtholis...................................................

3ss

2

Olei Cadini.........................................................

3j

4

Ung. Sulphuris...................................................

q. s.Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1001

30

M.

Sig

Apply as directed.

Used as an antiparasitic:

Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1002

or

Sulphuris Praecip.............................................

3ij

8

Saponis Mollis,.

Olei Cadini...........................................................

āā. 3j

4

Adipis Benzoinati..........................................

q.sOleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1003

30

M.

Sig

Apply as directed.

In the treatment of eczema of the feet and legs:

Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1004

or

Phenolis...........

gr. x

65

Olei Cadini..............

Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1005 x

65

Picis Liquidae..............

gr. xx

1

30

Ung. Aquae Rosae................

.q. s.Oleum Cadinum Oil of Cade 1006

30

00

M.

Sig

Apply thoroughly twice a day.