ZINCUM.— ZINC

735

Üngucntum Oxidi Zinci.

R. Simple Liniment, six parts.

Oxide of Zinc, one part.

Mix. (Edinb.)R. Ointment of White Wax,

one pound.Oxide of Zinc,

one ounce and a half.Make an ointment. (Dubl.)

Fenn. ; and Coxe give the same formulaas Lond. — Pierquin prescribes twoparts of lard and one part of oxide. — Pa-lat. — two of goose-fat and one of oxide. —Hamb. — three of lard and one of oxide. —Fuld. — three of butter and one of oxide. —Brugnatelli ; and Swediaur — four oflard and one of oxide.— Pierquin — four ofbutter and one of oxide. — Amer. ; Brug-natelli ; and Coxe — five of lard and oneof butter. — Ant. ; and Belg. — eight of lardand one of oxide. — Lipp. — three of lard,one of oxide, and six of fresh butter. —Hufeland — eight of lard and one of oxide.— Ellis — six of butter and one of oxide.R. Oxide of Zinc, one part.

Butter, washed in 1 ead]

Rose Water V ¿

Rose Ointment, J r

Mix intimately. (Gall.)

R. Lard, twenty-four parts.

Mother of Pearl, 1 f h nnp nart

Red Coral, J 0l each > one part -

Ntoií Album, } of each, two parts.

Mix. (Spielmann)

camphorated ointment of oxide ofzinc.

Unguentum Nihili seu Ni/iili ad oculos seuophthalmicum seu Zinci. (Bruns. ;Dan. ; Palat. ; Wirtem. ; Swediaur ;

Van Mons)

R. Oxide of Zinc,

Camphor,Lard,Mix. (Dan.)R Lard,

Oil of Almonds,White Wax,Melt together, and add

Oxide of Zinc, three ounces.

Camphor, triturated with oil,

three drams.Mix. (Van Mons)

Van Mons also prescribes one ounce ofoil of almonds, half an ounce of lard, half anounce of wax, one ounce and a half ofcalamine, two drams of tutty, and half adram of camphor.

one ounce.

one ounce.

one scruple.

six ounces.

six ounces.

three ounces.

two ounces.

R. Prepared Tutty, 1 . .Nihil Album, J oteacn >Red Coral, of each,

Mother of Pearl, J half an ounce.

Camphor, one dram.

Lard, one pound.

Mix by trituration. (Bruns.; Palat.;Wirtem.)

anti-h^emorrhoidal ointment.

Unguentum exsiccans ; Cerat de Huf eland,Pommade contre I'intertrigo. (Augus-tin; Cadet de Gassicourt; Nie-mann ; Pierquin)

R. Oxide of Zinc, "1 of each,

Powdered Lycopodium, J one dram.Cerate, half an ounce.

Triturate together. (Augustin ; Pier-quin)

Niemann prescribes one dram of oxide,one dram of lycopodium, and four ouncesof rose ointment. — Cadet de Gassi-court — thirty grains of oxide, thirty oflycopodium, and one ounce of spermacetiointment.R. Oxide of Zinc, j of each,

Powdered Lycopodium, / fifteen grains.

Lard, half an ounce.

Rose Water, "I of each,

Plantain Water, J a sufficient quantity.Triturate, and mix exactly. (Pierquin)

DESICCATIVE CERATE.

Ceratum seu Unguentum exsiccans seu op-thalmicum seu ad Ambusta. (Hann. ;Bories ; Cadet de Gassicourt ;

Niemann)

R. Olive Oil, eight ounces

Yellow Wax, one ounce and a half.

Melt, and add

Armenian Bole, one ounce.

Oxide of Zinc, half an ounce.

Mix. (Hann.)

R. Olive Oil, four ounces.

White Wax, "I f .

.-i , ' > of each, one ounce.

Calamine, '

Acetate of Lead, two drains.

Make a cerate. (Bories)

R. Tutty, 1 of each

Acetate of Lead, > ',

~ . '[ two scruples.

Calamine, J *

Camphor, four grains.

Rose Ointment, a sufficient quantity.Triturate together. (Niemann)

RED OPTHALMIC OINTMENT.

Unguentum ophthalmicum Sloani. (Spibl-mann)

R. Tutty,

Hœmatitis,

one ounce,two scruples.