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White Eye-Clearing Ointment

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White Eye-Clearing Ointment

Formulas Name : White Eye-Clearing Ointment

Chinese Name : 白定眼药

Drug Formulation

Ke Tie Ci (if unavailable, substitute with Bai Ji powder) 1 qian, A Fei Yong 1 qian, plum tree gum 4 qian, white tin powder (roasted and water-washed) 8 qian.

Source

From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 76.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, form into pellets with egg white, and grind into a paste using a nursing infant’s breast milk on a polished stone.

Instructions for Use

Apply as needed.

White Eye-Clearing Ointment,From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 76.,

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