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I hadn't a lot of faith in the liquid paraffin.
Liquid paraffin in a mold during the crayon manufacturing process.
So she gave him more liquid paraffin did she?
Soaking in liquid paraffin can be used to consolidate and improve color of amber.
"It'll probably mean an operation, but I'd like to try dosing him with liquid paraffin first.
No, now way must he strain so she's, she's got some liquid paraffin to drop on his dinner.
But it's sliding with the, the liquid paraffin.
Yet, despite its corrective efficacy, liquid paraffin proved biologically harmful.
Treating for colic with liquid paraffin seems to shorten recovery time from 4-10 weeks to a matter of days.
Placebo capsules contained liquid paraffin for adults and olive oil for children.
Medicinal liquid paraffin is a very highly refined mineral oil used in cosmetics and for medical purposes.
Other names, similarly imprecise, include white oil, liquid paraffin, and liquid petroleum.
I'll tell you about Samson, the vet and the bottle of liquid paraffin later, if you like."
Your skilled arsonist uses liquid paraffin, which consumes itself and all it touches."
Liquid Paraffin to alleviate colic seems to be significant in assisting normal feeding and weight-gain.
Many oils are oligomeric, such as liquid paraffin.
Rub the outer green surface of a small part of the sample with a liquid paraffin soaked cotton.
Take a red chilli from the sample and rub the outer surface with a piece of cotton soaked in liquid paraffin.
He also had a couple of mild bouts of colic where we both ended up covered in liquid paraffin.
Historically medical treatment of the problem is with laxatives such as liquid paraffin or oil and psyllium husk.
It also contains Liquid Paraffin.
Liquid paraffin may refer to:
Place each slide in a container of adequate depth and immerse the slide in liquid paraffin oil.
Liquid paraffin (medicinal)
Liquid paraffin is also used in combination with magnesium as an osmotic laxative, sold under the trade name Mil-Par (among others).