Mouth and/or throat wash
OwnerIdalecio Bossa Malenoinventor
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Abstract
A mouth and/or throat wash which comprises an aqueous solution produced by immersing a permeable sac containing a measured quality of a mix of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur in a measured quantity of boiling water. The sac is removed from the boiling water after a predetermined period of time, and the solution is allowed to cool.
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A mouth and/or throat wash which comprises an aqueous solution produced by immersing a permeable sac containing a measured quantity of a mix of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur in a measured quantity of boiling water, removing the sac from the boiling water after a predetermined period of time, and allowing the solution to cool.
A water immersible permeable seated sac containing a measured mix of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur, the sac being usable in a treatment for infections of the mouth or throat.
A mouth and/or throat wash which comprises an aqueous solution produced by immersing a permeable sealed sac containing a mix of measured quantities of at least two of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur in a measured quantity of boiling water for a predetermined period of time, discarding the sac and allowing the solution to cool.
A method of producing a mouth or throat wash which comprises placing a permeable sealed sac containing a measured quantity of a mix of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur in a measured quantity of water, bringing the water to the boil, removing the sac from the boiling water after a given period of time, and allowing the water containing a solution of the mix to cool.
A mouth and/or throat wash which comprises placing a permeable sealed sac containing a measured quantity of a mix of at least two of potassium nitrate, activated charcoal and particulate sulphur in a measured quantity of water, bringing the water to the boil, removing the sac from the boiling water after a given period of time, and allowing the water now containing a solution of the contents of the sac to cool.
A method as claimed in claim 13 wherein the quantity of water is between 300 and 420 ml.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.