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(Vinegars) Diluted acetic acid, used as a diuretic |
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(Acids) Obtained from juices, minerals, chemicals... powder or liquid. Treat scurvy, cleansers, antiseptics, gout |
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(Waters)Water as vehicle, could mix with with powders or small solids and ingest |
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(Decoctions)heating water with substance (solid or powder) then ingesting |
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(Plasters) Thick liquid, almost solid, used topically |
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(Extracts) mainly from plants, used topically or ingested |
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(Infusions)heat water then add substance |
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Liquids to be applied topically |
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(Honeys) honey used as dosage forms |
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(Mixtures) solid or liquid dosage forms, powder could be mixed |
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Viscous vehicle, sticky, used in saps for sore throats |
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(distilled oils) flavoring essences |
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Mixture of oil and resin extracted from a plant |
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(Pills) Pharmacist would form in in hand with bread |
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(Poweders) mix with food, or drink |
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Ethyl alcohol used as vehicle |
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Sugars used to taste better |
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(Troches) like lozenges, powdery tablets |
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(Ointments) used for many skin ailments, messy |
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(Wines) given orally, calming agent and relieve some pain |
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