Silver Nitrate Applicators Stick
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This is a cautionary label for Arzol's T-1000-0/87T Silver Nitrate Applicators. It advises users on what to do in case of accidental poisoning and how to handle skin and eye exposure. It also warns users of the storage requirements for the applicators and comes with instructions on how to use them for silver nitrate therapy. The label shows that this product is made in the USA and should not be dispensed without a prescription.*

This is a set of instructions and warning labels for silver nitrate applicators from ARZOL Chemical Co. The applicators contain silver nitrate and potassium nitrate for external use, and it comes with an antidote for accidental poisoning. The label cautions against using the product on the eyes and recommends keeping the applicators in a dry and dark place to maintain their effectiveness. The text also includes contact information for ARZOL and a warning not to resell the product.*

ARZOL Silver Nitrate is a chemical substance that can be applied to the skin or mucous membranes. It is recommended for cauterization of wounds, removal of granulation tissue and warts, and small ulcers resulting from injury or stomatitis. It can also be used for infected tonsils, rectal fissures, fistulae, vaginal or cervical ulcerations, or epistaxis. The application process is simple but requires caution as it should not be used on the eyes. The side effects include blackening of the tissues but it disappears gradually. Argyria may occur in cases of long continued applications to large skin areas. The product is available in boxes and plastic tubes containing 100 applicators.*

ARZOL Silver Nitrate Applicators are a useful tool for treating small lesions of the skin and mucous membranes. The combination of silver nitrate with potassium nitrate helps target specific areas and prevents the spread of the escharotic to adjacent healthy tissues. The applicators are impregnated with a toughened silver nitrate compound, which retains substantial germicidal potency even in the presence of large quantities of albuminous material. The tip of the applicator may turn brown in color due to oxidation but this does not affect its therapeutic action. However, moisture may cause the tip to deteriorate, and caution must be taken as silver nitrate is a caustic compound and improper use may cause chemical burns. Care should be taken when using it on neonates and thin delicate skin.*

The ARZOL Silver Nitrate Applicators consist of Silver Nitrate 75% and Potassium Nitrate 25% that are designed for simplified Silver Nitrate Therapy. However, dispensing these applicators without a prescription is prohibited by federal law. Additionally, it's important to note that these applicators should not be used on eyes and kept out of reach of children, in a dry and dark place. The pack contains 100 applicators and is manufactured by the Arzol Chemical Co., located in Keene, NH 03431. In the case of accidental poisoning, the pack contains instructions for external, eye exposure, skin exposure, and internal use.*