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Preview thumbnail for Methergin (Methylergometrine/methylergobasine, Sandoz, ~1960). image
Methergin (Methylergometrine/methylergobasine, Sandoz, ~1960).
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Preview thumbnail for "Allenburys" Throat Pastilles tin (Menthol, Rhatany and Cocaine) (Empty). Think it's about 100 years old. Each Pastille contained about 1mg of Cocaine HCL. image
"Allenburys" Throat Pastilles tin (Menthol, Rhatany and Cocaine) (Empty). Think it's about 100 years old. Each Pastille contained about 1mg of Cocaine HCL.
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Preview thumbnail for Paraldehyde, an old sedative/hypnotic/anti-seizure drug. Used to be popular to induce sleep in delirium tremens patients, and in psychiatric & geriatric wards until the 70s. Apparently still used sometimes to treat seizures. image
Paraldehyde, an old sedative/hypnotic/anti-seizure drug. Used to be popular to induce sleep in delirium tremens patients, and in psychiatric & geriatric wards until the 70s. Apparently still used sometimes to treat seizures.
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Preview thumbnail for Levallorphan (Roche, early 60s). Similar to Nalorphine, it's a mu-opioid receptor antagonist and kappa-opioid receptor agonist. It was commonly given in tiny doses with Pethidine or other opioids, to reduce side-effects and increase analgesia, and can cause Salvia-like effects such as hallucinations image
Levallorphan (Roche, early 60s). Similar to Nalorphine, it's a mu-opioid receptor antagonist and kappa-opioid receptor agonist. It was commonly given in tiny doses with Pethidine or other opioids, to reduce side-effects and increase analgesia, and can cause Salvia-like effects such as hallucinations
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Preview thumbnail for Coramine (Nikethamide, a respiratory stimulant used for sedative-induced respiratory depression) and Aramine (Metaraminol, a stimulant ephedrine/amphetamine analogue used to raise blood pressure) (~1963). image
Coramine (Nikethamide, a respiratory stimulant used for sedative-induced respiratory depression) and Aramine (Metaraminol, a stimulant ephedrine/amphetamine analogue used to raise blood pressure) (~1963).
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Preview thumbnail for Promethazine (Phenergan) and Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) solutions for IV/IM injection (~1972) image
Promethazine (Phenergan) and Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) solutions for IV/IM injection (~1972)
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Preview thumbnail for 'VASOXINE' brand Methoxamine HCL ampoules (~1971, Burroughs Wellcome). Closely structurally related to 2,5-DMA (2,5-Dimethoxyamphetamine). It was used as a vasopressor as it's an alpha-1 adrenoceptor agonist. image
'VASOXINE' brand Methoxamine HCL ampoules (~1971, Burroughs Wellcome). Closely structurally related to 2,5-DMA (2,5-Dimethoxyamphetamine). It was used as a vasopressor as it's an alpha-1 adrenoceptor agonist.
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Preview thumbnail for 'LETHIDRONE' Nalorphine ampoules (~1965, Burroughs Wellcome). The second opioid antagonist created, it was used to treat opioid overdose & to test for dependency. It's also a potent kappa-opioid receptor agonist, producing effects like Salvia divinorum (Hallucinations, confusion etc). image
'LETHIDRONE' Nalorphine ampoules (~1965, Burroughs Wellcome). The second opioid antagonist created, it was used to treat opioid overdose & to test for dependency. It's also a potent kappa-opioid receptor agonist, producing effects like Salvia divinorum (Hallucinations, confusion etc).
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Various Thalidomide products from the UK before it's withdrawal (1958-1961). These are from The Distillers Company, the UK distributor, and presumably the products responsible for the ~2000 people born with birth defects here from the drug. image
Various Thalidomide products from the UK before it's withdrawal (1958-1961). These are from The Distillers Company, the UK distributor, and presumably the products responsible for the ~2000 people born with birth defects here from the drug.
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Omnopon + Scopolamine ampoules, and Omnopon hypodermic tablet vial image
Omnopon + Scopolamine ampoules, and Omnopon hypodermic tablet vial
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Another Ethylmorphine post to follow the earlier one. It's not the most obscure drug, as it's been the main ingredient in Tussipax for a while, but its nice to see an old bottle of the pure stuff & still one of the rarer opiates. Very similar to codeine (AKA methylmorphine) image
Another Ethylmorphine post to follow the earlier one. It's not the most obscure drug, as it's been the main ingredient in Tussipax for a while, but its nice to see an old bottle of the pure stuff & still one of the rarer opiates. Very similar to codeine (AKA methylmorphine)
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for VERILOID tablets. Contains alkaloids of the highly toxic plant Veratrum viride, including steroidal alkaloids like veratridine. It was used as an antihypertensive, and in Trad. Chinese and Native American medicine, but it's a dangerous neurotoxin. image
VERILOID tablets. Contains alkaloids of the highly toxic plant Veratrum viride, including steroidal alkaloids like veratridine. It was used as an antihypertensive, and in Trad. Chinese and Native American medicine, but it's a dangerous neurotoxin.