glyceritum, gen. glyceri'ti,-p\. glyceri'ta

(glis-er-i'tum). Glycerinum (2), glycerite, glycerol, a pharmaceutical preparation made by triturating the active substance with glycerin. (Br.), glycerite, or glycerin, of tannic acid or of tannin; employed externally and internally to meet the indications of tannin; dose, ll]Jio-3o (0.6-2.0). or glycerin of alum; employed externally as an astringent. or glycerin of starch; employed as an emollient application. dram (4.0) contains bismuth and sodium tartrate gr. 15 (i.o) in equal parts of glycerin and water; employed as an astringent in gastric and intestinal diseases in doses of 11]38-I5 (0.5-1.0). glycerin of borax, employed locally in the treatment of aphthae and other forms of stomatitis. (Br.), glycerite of boroglycerin or of glyceryl borate, glycerin of boric acid; used locally in otorrhea and in uterine congestion. erite of the phosphates of iron, quinine, and strychnine; employed to make the syrup or given in place of the syrup as a tonic in doses of 15115-60 {i.0-4.0). IIB30 (z.o) contains guaiac gr. 24 (0.17) and solution of pota ium hydroxide 11)32 (0.13) in a solution of glycerin 65 and water 3 s; alterative and emmenagogue. gent and antiphlogistic locally and internally in doses of II)!iS-3o (1.0-2.0).