This article gives an overview of the evolution of Daffy's Elixir bottles during the long lifetime of the medicine, from the...

Another 'medicine' from an unlikely source: this time a West Indian slave who gained his freedom in late Georgian England.

Cabburn's Anti-Doloric Oil was invented in 1840 by a publican and Wine & Spirit merchant, John Francis Bricknell Cabburn.

On 29th October 1755 a patent was granted to Robert Walker of London for "A new invented medicine, called Jesuit's drops ...".

"BY THE KING's ROYALL PATENT GRANTED TO ROBt TURLINGTON FOR HIS INVENTED BALSAM OF LIFE. LONDON. JANy 26 1754." Turlington used at least thr