Object ID Number:
PH223
Object Name:
Antiseptic Tablets
Manufactured from:
1900
Manufactured to:
1940
Description / History:
Antiseptic Tablets
Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ
Antiseptic tablets were combined with water to produce an antiseptic solution that was applied to the skin to reduce the possibility of infections or sepsis. Antiseptic techniques are important in surgical settings where bacteria have easy entry points into the body.
Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ
Antiseptic tablets were combined with water to produce an antiseptic solution that was applied to the skin to reduce the possibility of infections or sepsis. Antiseptic techniques are important in surgical settings where bacteria have easy entry points into the body.
Dimensions:
H–2.5 Dia–1 inches
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