Lion Ointment 60g

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A standard preparation, useful as a mild antiseptic, zinc ointment may be used sparingly on children and adults once or twice a day for as long as required. Please consult with your doctor for recommendations specific to your body, health and other medications that you may be using. Veterinary preparations were advertised in the magazine in 1900 – including Gabriel and Troke’s ‘registered capsuled horse balls’ (gelatine capsules used to treat equine illnesses), and Taylor’s ‘cleansing drinks’ – one of a number of bovine preparations the manufacturer sold. The booking clerk was later subjected to the merriment of his colleagues but was later able to extract his revenge.

She poured boiling water over white bread, applied it to a lint bandage with gauze over it, when cool enough to bear applied to the offending splinter,thorn or whatever. If you use other drugs or over the counter products at the same time, the effects of Lion Ointment may change.Declaration of interest: the author’s mother, 1909–67, swore by Elliman’s embrocation and its bible, the Elliman’s REP (rubbing eases pain) book.

Even though deleted reviews don't affect the average rating, the fact that action was taken to delete reviews raises some red flags about the integrity of the reviews for the product as whole. The vender claimed that all the advertised cures had been independently verified and references (testimonials) checked. We are more than happy to answer all your questions about our items, as your satisfaction with the purchase is our main priority. A reputation for professionalism and honesty has made Advertising Antiques Ltd one of the most trusted names in the old advertising world. Towards the end of his life some of the houses he had build and let out had become very neglected, and were windowless.It's great for ingrown hair or splinters, and is the only thing that soothes one patch of psoriasis. Pan on hob, olive oil and camfur melted down then slice half a lemon place it flat on hot pan swirl in mixture and apply to bruise with the same lemon. Interestingly the use of lead was discontinued when lead was needed for wartime munitions, it was replaced by a zinc product). Apply a small amount once or twice daily, under a plaster if possible, and the thick, concentrated lotion will draw moisture from the skin together with the intruding article.