Fuligokali, Sulphuretted

Syn. Fuligokali sulphuretum , L. Prep. (Dr Polya.) Caustic pota a, 7 parts; sulphur, 2 parts; water, q. s.; di olve with heat, add of fuligokali, 30 parts, evaporate to dryne , and preserve it in well-corked dry bottles.— Dose, . As the last. Obs. M. Gibert states that he has tried both fuligokali and sulphuretted fuligokali on his patients at the Hospital Saint-Louis, both internally and externally, with manifest advantage in various obstinate chronic skin diseases. He made a pomade of 30 grammes (say 1 oz.) of lead ointment, and 1 or 2 grammes (say 20 to 25 gr.) of fuligokali, in which he recognised positive resolvent, detersive, and stimulant properties. See Anthracokali .