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Mag. Sulf. Rub (Upsher Smith) enables the
trainer to rub the Epsom salts — in smooth,
lubricating solution — right into the tissues.
The absorption and penetration of the remedy
is helped by hot towels and, when available, a
lamp. It is not necessary to use coconut or
other oil. One gallon of the Rub goes further
than a gallon of trainers’ lubricant. Its use
_ eliminates waste, saves a lot of time in moist-
ening dressings and brings the Epsom salts
into action in a few minutes.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE
(The Rub may be warmed if desired)
Unbroken Skin

. Two hot towels.

. Rub in a palmful of the Rub (more or less as
needed), extending well beyond the injured
area.

. Two hot towels.

. Apply the Rub again.

. Lamp treatment or hot towels, with massage.
. Bandage or not, as case requires.

 

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Broken Skin—Abrasions

. Cover wound with the Rub, without friction.
. One layer of gauze.
. Apply the Rub thickly over gauze.

. Coverdressing with waterproof layer and band-
age.

5. Redress as needed.

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In cases too tender for rubbing, as in Charleyhorse,
saturate gauze freely with the Rub, apply it to front of
leg, wrap in loose flannel bandage and leave the dress-
ing in place for twelve hours, and follow with light rub-
bing.

Will not blister or irritate