antiseptic

Portable and compact, these boxes are packed with helpful items, including gauze pads, exam gloves, and antiseptic towelettes.

In some niches demand has increased – someone was selling masks and antiseptics, and he had no demand but then suddenly got it.

Professor Salkowsky regards it as of less value as an antiseptic than benzoic acid.

Vinegar solution—Many peasants in Europe use vinegar as an antiseptic almost exclusively.

Large claims for its anesthetic and antiseptic virtues have been made.

Hot water acts as a stimulant and antiseptic, as a sedative and as a food.

Drainage is secured, and the mouth kept sweet by the frequent use of antiseptic washes.

The latter plan is not feasible, since no antiseptic has been found which will kill the germs without killing the patient.

Its use as an antiseptic depends upon its oxidizing properties.

And that is why I want to ask if it is absolutely necessary when on an antiseptic diet to entirely avoid fruit.