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ingredients SEE,
which was
later renamed Scophedal (SCOpolamine, ePHEDrine, and
eukodAL) in 1942. It was last
manufactured in 1987 but can be compounded. This...
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limits of
human endurance." One dose
contained 5 mg
oxycodone (brand name
Eukodal, an
analgesic opioid), 5 mg cocaine, and 3 mg
methamphetamine (brand name...
- Fel
tauri - pills, for meteorism, and
treatment of
digestion disorders.
Eukodal:
heavy doses oxycodone, for
intestinal spasms, painkiller. Eupaverin: Moxaverine...
- "steep
myself in vice". In Tangier,
Burroughs became severely addicted to
Eukodal,
eventually using the drug
every two hours. He had
previously been addicted...
- the
opioid oxycodone,
which was
subsequently marketed as the
analgesic Eukodal by
Merck & Co.. A case of "eucodalism" was
first described in 1919, and...
-
Twilight Sleep technique and the
combination drug Skophedal,
which was
eukodal (oxycodone),
scopolamine and ephedrine,
called the "wonder drug of the...
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consisting of a ****tail of cocaine,
methamphetamine (Pervitin), and
oxycodone (
Eukodal), was
designed to see use from
members of the Wehrmacht,
Kriegsmarine and...
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Kirchner began to
experience health problems and was
prescribed Ovaltine and
Eukodal by his doctors. In 1937, the
Degenerate Art
Exhibition took
place in Germany;...
- the
opioid oxycodone,
which was
subsequently marketed as the
analgesic Eukodal by Merck. The
Letter acids (1-naphtylamine-3,5-disulfonic acid), a coupling...
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Edmund Speyer (1872–1942),
medicinal chemist, co-inventor of
oxycodone (
Eukodal), died on 5 May 1942
Isaiah Spiegel (Hebrew: ישעיהו שפיגל, Polish: Jeszajahu...
