Document DD37ZvEx1nJ26pVQpQGDzQz4n

May lo, 1963 Mr. W, C. Magruder Carter Carburetor, Ino. 2040 North Spring Avenue St. Louis 7, Missouri Dear Mr. Magruderr Mr. Smith as asked me to send you our comments relative to the treatment of eye Irritation or skin Irritation If there Is aooldental eye oontaot with our fluid \Pydraul A-20Q. Immediate first aid treatment, of course, is to flush the eyes with oopious quantities of water. The skin should be washed with soap and water. Many physioIans today use an ophthalmio solution for eye drops oontalnlng looal anesthetios suoh as Pontooaine Hydrochloride. In our dispensary, we use this produot whloh is available from Winthrop-Steams and is a brand of tetraoalne hydroohlorlde. For irritation of the skin, a topioal ointment oontalnlng an ^ /. antibiotic and cortisone is appropriate. Our physioIans use ^ Neo-Cortef Topioal Ointment available from Upjohn. If the fluid is suffloiently hot to oause a thermal bum to the skin, again an ointment with looal anesthetlo Is appropriate. For oombinatlon ohemloal - thermal burns, our dispensary uses Lilly's "Surfadll" (oyolomethyoaine and methapyrilene). I am sure your plant physlolan or the dootors to whom you send injured patients are familiar with these or other equally aooepta ble medications. Very truly yours, SPWisf CCi Mr. Dale Smith Elmer ?. Wheeler Assistant Director Medloal Department DSW 018811 STLCOPCB4005355