pepsin i

(Br.); each fluidram (4.0) contains pepsin gr. s (0.3) and hydrochloric acid lilS (o. 04) in equal parts of glycerin and water; digestive in doses of 3i—I (2.0-4.0). glycerite of phenol, glycerin of carbolic acid; employed locally as an antipruritic and internally as an antiseptic in dose of UPs (0.3). of 5 1 (4.0) contains gr. 4 (0.25) of tar in a mixture of alcohol 12. 5, glycerin 25, and water 62.5; expectorant, and used externally in dermatology. a cet at is (Br.), glycerite or glycerin of lead subacetate; employed externally as a substitute for Goulard's extract. glycerinum tragacanth as (Br.); a paste of tragacanth, glycerin, and water, used as a pill ma .