Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part I and Part II
Introductory material; Part 1, Drugs and medicinal substances defined, Part II, methods of preparation described53 pages, …
Fenner’s Complete Formulary and Handbook (1888)
Unlike such official pharmaceutical texts as the U.S.P, National Formulary and the U.S.Dispensatory (see below), Fenner’s was meant to be a working sourcebook for the individual pharmacist desiring to furnish product for a pharmacy. Every possible product is dealt with, from tinctures to fluidextracts to dyes to wax paper to imitation booze. Not worried about the “official” status of a preparation, if there was a customer demand, Fenner dealt with it.
Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part IIIa – Working Formula
Abstracts, alkaloids, waters, balsams, waxes, cerates, papers, colors, confections, cordials, decoctions, elixirs, plasters, emulsions, essences, extracts, …
Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part IIIb – Working Formula
Glycerites, infusions, linaments, mucilages, oils (fixed, animal, vegetable, volatile, mixed), oleoresins, pills, pitch, powders, resins, resinoids, …
Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part IV – The Standard Remedies and Proprietary Medicines
The following formulas are designed for making a complete line of Standard Proprietary Remedies, which may …
Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part V – Toilet Preparations and Perfumes
Cosmetics, mouth products, hair products, lip salves, perfumes, colognes, sachets, etc. – 43 pages, 190 recipes, …
Fenner’s Complete Formulary Part VI – Miscellaneous Formula
Adhesives, baking powder, inks, polishes, wines, real and artificial, varnishes, etc. – 45 pages, 180 recipes, …