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4. Linctus senegæ compositus.

5. Linctus thymi compositus.

Dangerous Drugs.

Liquid extract of senega
Liquid extract of squill
Tartarated antimony
Diamorphine hydro-
chloride
Glycerine
...
Simple syrup to 20 fl. ounces.

Diamorphine hydro-
chloride
Apomorphine hydro-
chloride
Distilled water
Liquid extract of thyme
(1-1)
...
Solution of tolu
1 fl. ounce
1
""
""
8 grains
4
""
2 fl. ounces
ounces.
4 grains
5
""
1 fl. ounce
5 fl. ounces
Glycerine to 20 fl. ounces.

(d) DICODIDE PREPARATIONS.

1. Cardiazol-Dicodide Solutions.
14 fl. ounce
Solutions containing not less than 10 per cent of cardiazol, and not more than 0.5 per cent of dicodide salts.

(e) EUCODAL PREPARATIONS.

1. Anti-Opium Tablets*.
Eucodal
Pulvis gentianæ
Pulvis ipecacuanhæ
Quinine sulphate
Caffeine
Sugar of milk
1 gramme
35 grammes
20
""
20
"
5
"
25
...
"

2. Tablets B.B. Compound.
Mix up and make up 5-grain tablets.
Berberis vulgaris powder
0.0324 gramme
0.013
Nux vomica
Eucodal
Ipecacuanha
Rhubarb
""
...
0.0032
0.0648
0.013
"
"
0.0324
0.0032
99
""
Pulvis cinnamoni compositus
Aromatic chalk
* In exempting this preparation from the operation of the Geneva Convention, the Health Committee expressed the wish that it should not be offered to the public under the name of "anti-opium."

DANGEROUS DRUGS REGULATIONS.

(Cap. 134, section 11).
(Ordinance No. 35 of 1935).

Application.

[1st January, 1936.]

1. These regulations shall, except where otherwise expressed, apply to all the drugs to which the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance for the time being applies.

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[CAP. 134
G.N. 971/35.
G.N. 675/37. G.N.A. 79/51.
(Cap. 134.)