... in them are injurious to it as an excipient; the mucilage disposing to fermentation, and the coloring matters and tannin often decomposing the active principles ...

... in them are injurious to it as an excipient, the mucilage disposing 454 OFFICINAL PREPARATIONS AND DIRECTIONS. —*— to fermentation, and the coloring matters and tannin often decomposing the active principles ...

... quantities of wax, formic acid, volatile oil, and coloring-matter. Preparations Mel Depuratum, U. S. P. (clarified honey) Mel Rosae, U. S. P. Uses.—Honey is demulcent and feebly laxative, but it is prescribed chiefly as an excipient. Wild cherry, licorice, balsam of Tolu, and many ...

... coating does not afford enough substance to hold coloring matter sufficient to ... proportion of excipient, or whether the amount of active material only ...

... of wild cherry bark, or with any other excipient, to disguise its taste, no ... some coloring substance—for instance, compound tincture of lavender, or ...

... of it ? It is composed of ingredients and excipients. It is required that the mass be I, adhesive; 2, firm; 3, plastic. How are excipients divided ? Give a list of the principal ex- ...

... the seeds of Bixa orellana ; used as a coloring matter for butter, cheese, ... an excipient for pills. ARSENIUM—Arsenic.—A poisonous metal (Cobaltum). ...

... diuretic; used as a dietetic and as an excipient in the form of confection. PHYTOLACCA ... gum, coloring matter (turned yellow by alkalies and bleached by ...

... prepared by massing the medicinal constituents with an excipient. If the pills are properly made this excipient is very soluble, and is composed chiefly of ...