gentian violet

If gentian violet does not work, talk to your doctor about other treatments to try.

He had now knocked over a bottle of gentian violet.

Her eyes were large, luminous, and a pure gentian violet.

Gentian violet destroys cells and can be used as a disinfectant.

Gentian violet should only be used on adults.

Please note: Gentian violet 1% in water also contains alcohol.

For generations, the disease was treated with an application of the antiseptic gentian violet.

Gentian violet has also been linked to cancer in the digestive tract of other animals.

The sky had darkened from bruise blue to gentian violet, and it was only a few minutes after six thirty.

In forensics, gentian violet was used to develop fingerprints.

The old remedies, such as tannic acid and gentian violet, are no longer used.

Gentian violet produced skin discoloration and drying affects that limited mobility.

As for the ear drops, they were a solution of gentian violet, an indelible purple dye.

Another effective treatment of candidia is the use of gentian violet.

Gentian violet is available without prescription but is not available at all pharmacies.

Marking blue is made by mixing methylated spirits with shellac and gentian violet.

Gentian violet stain turned the specimens beautiful.

There was also some gentian violet and Eusol.

Unlike the hydrocolloid dressings, gentian violet produces a dry wound bed.

In Catch-22, the medics are portrayed as using gentian violet on feet and gums as a panacea.

And these gentian violet pessaries.

Gentian violet (1%), which is a dye that kills bacteria and fungi, sometimes works as treatment for thrush.

Her eyes, wide and a cool gentian violet, deep pools the color of the nearby sea, roamed over every inch of Blade's body.

The character: a nurse who "dabs gentian violet on ringworm" and is told to wash blood off her face to avoid upsetting the patients.

Stone urns planted with gentian violets, begonias and streaming vines flank the modest entrance.