Kalmine 30 pill box
Antique tin medicine box
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Antique tin medicine box
Box of Kalmine 30 pills
Invented by the pharmacist Paul Métadier in Tours
Pyramidon and phenacetin-based analgesic seal.
This last molecule is particularly dangerous, it is an analgesic withdrawn from the market in 1983 because it is nephrotoxic (toxic for the kidney) and probably carcinogenic (kidney cancer).
It is used by the dealers to cut cocaine in order to reinforce the dependence...
Today paracetamol is used, which has similar analgesic and antipyretic properties but without the undesirable side effects.
The box is no longer articulated
Dimensions: 14x 8.8cm
The top of the box is partly oxidized
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Kalmine 30 pill box
Antique tin medicine box
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