The Pharmaceutical era . d pronouncein a guttural tone the syllables ha, ha, ha. It is sin-cerely to be hoped that this method of treating sorethroat will never become as common as gargling hasbeen at certain times in the past. The effect of gut-tural ha, has issuing from every house on the streetduring the annual period of universal coughs wouldbe startling. The more quiet and less Mephisto-phelean remedies now sold in our pharmacies seemmuch more harmless and generally desirable. lODOLENE is an albuminous compound of iodoU(Merck, Annales) obtained in the form of a yellowishipowder. It is odo
The Pharmaceutical era . d pronouncein a guttural tone the syllables ha, ha, ha. It is sin-cerely to be hoped that this method of treating sorethroat will never become as common as gargling hasbeen at certain times in the past. The effect of gut-tural ha, has issuing from every house on the streetduring the annual period of universal coughs wouldbe startling. The more quiet and less Mephisto-phelean remedies now sold in our pharmacies seemmuch more harmless and generally desirable. lODOLENE is an albuminous compound of iodoU(Merck, Annales) obtained in the form of a yellowishipowder. It is odorless and tasteless and insolublein the ordinary solvents. This substance per cent of iodol, may be kept without change inwell stoppered tubes, and may be heated to 100 to105° C without sutiering decomposition. According-to Laquer and Somerfeld, i-^-dolene is like iodol anantiseptic, and may be employed as a substitute foriodoform. November 7, 1901.] THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 533 flNCl€lllTflUfltiJ>MRMACy. b^^^^^^^^^i^^^^s=\ ^?^
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