Description: Small amorphous yellow powder with a weak distinctive smell. Insoluble in water, alcohol and ether.
Composition: Bismut tribromophenolate basic with bismut oxide, contains up to 50-55% of bismut oxide. C12H5Bi3Br6O6.
Pharmacological action: interacts with protein, forms albumins. It has stronger disinfecting properties than bismuth salicylate and a weaker astringent effect than bismuth subnitrate. Acts as an antidiarrheal agent. In combination with herbal astringents, the antidiarrheal effect increases. When applied externally, it acts as a disinfectant, astringent and drying agent, and also accelerates wound regeneration and healing. Low toxicity, does not irritate wounds and mucous membranes.
Application: They are prescribed for acute and chronic catarrh of the stomach and intestines, enterocolitis, accompanied by diarrhea; in case of inflammation of the skin and mucous membranes, oozing wounds, eczema, burns, oozing scaly eczema in the area of the joint joint (“pus”) in horses, ulcerative keratitis. For eczema, it is good to use official white mercury ointment with the addition of 5-10% xeroform. It is prescribed externally in the form of a powder and ointment (3-10%). Inside: horses 3-10g;
for cattle 5-15g; for sheep 2-5 g; pigs 1-3 g; for dogs 0.3-1 g; for chickens 0.05-0.1g.
Contraindications: Not established.
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Precautions: Not established.
Storage: Stored in jars in a place protected from the sun.
Shelf life:
6 years old.
Packaging:
25 kg.