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RHULIHIST insect bites and other minor skin irritations. Chemistry • Each 4-ounce pack- age contains 1 per cent tripelenna- Contraindications • Rhulihist is mine hydrochloride, 3 per cent not to be used in the eves: nor is it calamine, 1 per cent zirconium ox- for prolonged use. If the condition ide, 1 per cent benzocaine, 0.1 per persists or if a rash or irritation cent camphor, 0.1 per cent menthol, develops, discontinue use and con- 0.08 per cent methylparaben, and sult a physician. 0.02 per cent propylparaben. Dosage schedule • Rhulihist is to be applied to the affected area Pharmacodynamics • Rhulihist two to three times daily and at is an anesthetic-analgesic lotion de- 1/1011H/311 bedtime—or as needed. kfiCi. Gf AN ESN( signed to provide soothing relief of the temporary leer Or the minor itching and pain. It dries (thingI and discomfort Of How supplied • It is available in vy AND OAK promptly and leaves a protective POISONING. 4-ounce bottles. NONPOISONOUS INSECT BITES film over the affected skin. and other minor skin irritations Manufacturer • Lederle Labora- Indications • This preparation is tories, Division of American Cyana- for use in cases of ivy and oak poi- mid Company, Pearl River, New soning as well as for nonpoisonous York.