Container - Glass vial, Alfred Hospital Pharmacy, Alfred Hospital Pharmacy vial, [ca.1950]
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In the 1940's phenobarbitone may have been prescribed for a variety of reasons : as an anticonvulsant to treat epilepsy, as a sedative to calm the central nervous system, or as a hypnotic to help with sleep
Significance
1940's medications
Physical description
Empty clear glass vial with cork. Printed [black ink] label details dispenser and directions Handwritten lablel on back details contents (phenobarbitone 1 Grain)
Inscriptions & markings
Hand written on front label 'Nurse Krautil' Small white sticker on back on which is handwritten the previous catalogue number
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