Plasters
Plasters are similar to Ointment, although they are usually thicker. A plaster is designed to be applied to cloth or gauze and bound onto a part for hour, a day, or sometimes several days.
As with Ointments, Plasters usually have an oily base to facilitate penetration through the skin. The base of a Plaster is similar to the base of an Ointment, a plaster typically having powdered herbs and resins in its composition.
As with Ointments, Plasters usually have an oily base to facilitate penetration through the skin. The base of a Plaster is similar to the base of an Ointment, a plaster typically having powdered herbs and resins in its composition.
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Apostles Plaster (Mesue) NEW 7/23
Basilicum Lesser, or Plaster of 4 Ingredients NEW 7/23 Basilicum Greater Diachilon Plaster (Emplastrum Diachilon) NEW 7/23 Plaster by the Grace of God (Nicholas) Plaster for Breast Cancer NEW 7/23 Plaster for Bruised Blood Under the Skin NEW 7/23 Plaster for Cancer (Culpeper) NEW 7/23 Plaster for Cancer (Gabelhover) NEW 7/23 Plaster for Cancer (Myddvai) NEW 7/23 Plaster for Cancer (Wirtzung) NEW 7/23 Plaster for Dislocations NEW 7/23 Plaster for Hard Tumors of the Uterus NEW 7/23 Plaster for Hernias NEW 7/23 Plaster for Leg Ulcers (Galen) Plaster for Rupture NEW 7/23 Plaster for Uterine Fibroids (Wirtzung) NEW 7/23 Plaster for Uterine Tumors (Aristotle) NEW 7/23 Plaster of Bayberries (Mesue) Lesser Plaster of Betony (Nicholas) Plaster for Sciatica Plaster of Calamine Plaster of Chalcite (Mesue) Plaster of God's Hand 'Plaster of the Jew of Steten’ Plaster of Meliot Plaster of Red Clover Plaster of Sheep Sorrel Saffron Plaster (Nicholas) White Plaster of Ceruse |
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