Dose.—Oi Lupuline, from six to twelve grains in the form of pills

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Source: Pharmacopœia of India [electronic resource] : prepared under the authority of Her Majesty's Secretary of State for India in council by Waring, Edward John, 1819-1891; University of Glasgow. Library (1868), paragraph-2399.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• of Hops, half an ounce
• of Hop, one pound ; rectified Spirit, one pmt and a half j Dis- tilled Water, one gallon

Method as extracted

1. Take of Hops, half an ounce ;
2. Infuse in a covered vessel for two hours, and strain.
3. Take of Hop, one pound ; rectified Spirit, one pmt and a half j Dis- tilled Water, one gallon.
4. Macerate the hop m the spirit for seven days; press out the tincture, filter, and distil off the spirit, leaving a soft extract.
5. Boil the residual hop with the water for one hour ; press out the liquor, strain, and evaporate by a water-bath to the consistence of a soft extract.
6. Mix the two extracts, and evaporate at a temperatiu-e not exceed- ing 140° until it has acquired a suitable consistence for forming pills.

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