Object ID Number:
PH299
Object Name:
Sodium Succinate
Manufactured from:
1880
Manufactured to:
1910
Description / History:
Sodium Succinate
Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN
Tablets No. 1292
Sodium succinate was used as a urinary alkalizer to raise the pH of urine. The drug was given during times of bacterial infections in the urinary tract to reduce the burning sensation and to provide a basic environment where bacteria could not continue to reproduce. The average listed adult dose was for 1 to 3 tablets every 4 hours. The sodium succinate tablets were distributed in a mouth–blown brown glass bottle with a black bakalite screw top.
Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN
Tablets No. 1292
Sodium succinate was used as a urinary alkalizer to raise the pH of urine. The drug was given during times of bacterial infections in the urinary tract to reduce the burning sensation and to provide a basic environment where bacteria could not continue to reproduce. The average listed adult dose was for 1 to 3 tablets every 4 hours. The sodium succinate tablets were distributed in a mouth–blown brown glass bottle with a black bakalite screw top.
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