She took a Tuinal and turned off the lights.

She took a Tuinal and went to bed.

Gardiner, the caravan victim, also had a significant amount of Tuinal in his system.

After debating a moment, she took a Tuinal.

She took two Tuinal and had a fitful sleep thronged with evil dreams.

But she said we had plenty of time and we all popped another Tuinal to make sure of that.

Tuinal was introduced as a sedative medication in the late 1940s by Eli Lilly.

Some dialogue justifies the use of pills like Tuinal because they weren't as bad as injection drugs, thus "didn't count".

A Tuinal when I can't sleep.

Extra-strength aspirin," she said, proffering the Tuinal. "

He selected the Tuinal, chased down two of the ruby and blue depth-charges with a glass of water, and went back to bed.

Tuinals I know what Tuinal is, Stefan.

Like other barbiturate depressants, Tuinal promotes physical and psychological dependency and carries a high risk of overdose.

Includes "Warsaw Tuinal"

Later, when Motörhead performed the song, the verse became "We're all shooting Tuinal to murder all your dreams."

Mandies, reds, Tuinal.

I tossed Tuinal and Terpin Hydrate and shoved Seconal aside.

Rainbow Tuinal (Amaytal and Seconal), a barbiturate combination in a blue and red capsule.

Well be testing for drugs, too, of courseits possible she was slipped something that immobilized her: Nembutal, Tuinal, something like that.

He and his third wife Cynthia overdosed on Tuinal sleeping tablets, washed down with brandy for him, and scotch for her.

In the Hawkwind song "Lost Johnny," the drug appears in the verse "We're all taking Tuinal to murder our young dreams."

You should not be prescribed barbiturates such as Seconal or Tuinal as a sedative, hypnotic or Anxiolytic.

Tuinal is the brand name of a combination drug composed of two barbiturate salts (secobarbital sodium and amobarbital sodium) in equal proportions.

Creed then recalls a friend from medical school with a particular fondness for Tuinal, which the friend dubbed "the Toonerville trolley," or "tooners" for short.