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The Propaganda for Reform in Proprietary Medicines, Vol. 2 of 2

Note 252 — PART III CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JOURNAL: PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS (continued 2)

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“Free” or elementary iodin (such as the tincture of iodin) is used externally for its local irritant and antiseptic effects. “Combined iodin” (e. g., iodid of potassium), does not produce these effects; and when preparations containing iodin in combined form are used, it is with the expectation of obtaining the systemic (“alterative”) effects such as are produced by iodids.

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