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  1. Camphor is a white substance with a strong odor that is commonly used in topical ointments and gels used for cough suppression and muscle aches. Camphor overdose occurs when someone takes more than the ...
  2. Moth balls; Moth flakes; Camphor tar
  3. ... main ingredient of 714-X is derived from camphor in a chemical reaction with ammonia and sodium ... primary component of 714-X is naturally derived camphor that is chemically modified by the introduction of ...
  4. ... only. The main ingredient of 714-X is camphor , which comes from the wood and bark of the camphor tree (see Question 1 ). It is claimed that ... 714-X is made by combining chemicals with camphor , a natural substance that comes from the wood ...
  5. Campho-Phenique contains both camphor and phenol. For information on products containing camphor alone, see camphor overdose . ... Both camphor and phenol are in Campho-Phenique. However, camphor and phenol may be found separately in other products.
  6. ... 714-X is a chemical compound that contains camphor , which is a natural substance that comes from the wood and bark of the camphor tree. Nitrogen, water, and salts are added to ...
  7. ... very toxic. They have replaced the more toxic camphor and naphthalene types.
  8. ... 19175441 ] Werner NS, Duschek S, Schandry R. D-camphor-crataegus berry extract combination increases blood pressure and ...
  9. ... irritants in skin care products might include: Alcohol Camphor Menthol Mint Eucalyptus Perfumes Fruit acids Substances used ...
  10. ... derived from the Cambridge Pulmonary Hypertension Outcome Review (CAMPHOR) for use in cost utility analyses. Health & Quality ...
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