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Nostyn advertisement, 1957. Psychosomatic Medicine, Vol. 19, No. 6. safe... for your little patients, too "a definite relaxant effect"1 With NOSTYN "...almost without exception the children responded by becoming more amenable, quieter and less restless."1 without depression, drowsiness, motor incoordination "The most striking feature is that this drug does not act as a hypnotic..."1 "No toxic side-effects were noted, with particular attention being paid to the hematopoietic system."2 dosage: Children: 150 mg. (1/2 tablet) three or four times daily. Adults: 150-300 mg. (1/2 to 1 tablet) three or four times daily. supplied: 300 mg. scored tablets, bottles of 48 and 500. (1) Asung, C.L.; Charcowa, A.I., and Villa, A.P.: Sea View Hosp. Bull 16:80, 1956. (2) Asung, C.L.; Charcowa, A.I., and Villa, A.P.: New York J. Med. 57:1911 (june 1) 1957. (3) Report on Field Screening of Nostyn by 99 Physicians in 1,000 Patients, June, 1956. Ames Company, Inc. ~ Elkhart, Indiana calmative NOSTYN® Ectylurea, AMES (2-ethyl-cis-crotonylurea) "of value in the hyperactive as well as the emotionally unstable child"3 |