- drug is the
expectorant known as guaifenesin. The soap
fragrance oil of
guaiac comes from
Bulnesia sarmientoi, a
South American tree from the same family...
- Oil of
guaiac is a
fragrance ingredient used in soap and perfumery.
Despite its name it does not come from the Guaia**** tree, but from the palo
santo tree...
- The
stool guaiac test or
guaiac fecal occult blood test (gFOBT) is one of
several methods that
detects the
presence of
fecal occult blood (blood invisible...
-
Guaiac can
refer to: Guaia****, a
genus of
shrubs and
trees native to the
Americas Oil of
guaiac, a
fragrance used in soap Guaiacol, a
natural organic...
- or
other blood factors including transferrin,
while conventional stool guaiac tests look for heme.
Fecal occult blood testing (FOBT), as its name implies...
- Gum guai****, or
guaiac resin, is a
substance produced from the tree
species Guaia**** officinale. It is
registered as food additive: as a
preservative under...
-
species yielding the true
lignum vitae, the
other being Guaia**** sanctum.
Guaiac, a
natural resin extracted from the wood, is a
colorless compound that turns...
-
Tincture of
green soap,
which classically contains lavender oil
Tincture of
guaiac gum
Tincture of
iodine Tincture of
opium (laudanum)
Camphorated tincture...
- medications, and lead to
unreliable readings in
medical tests such as the
guaiac card test.
Activated carbon is also used for
bowel preparation by reducing...
-
demonstrated central antitussive effect.
Similar medicines derived from the
guaiac tree were used as a
generic remedy by
American indigenous peoples when explorers...
