The Oakhurst Company offers many "OLD" but "AGELESS" remedies. The Oakhurst Company was founded several decades ago by Stanley Roberts and his brother Alfred. A decade ago, Mr. Roberts's daughter, Robin, joined the company. Stanley and Alfred, being the brilliant business men that they were, had the foresight to keep the old folk medicine remedies available. hence, keeping these products available to the public since the early eighteen hundreds (1800's). In the late 1970's, Alfred Roberts passed away; however his brother Stanley continued to purchase the hard-to-find medicine remedies. Mr. Roberts, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, dedicated the next 30+ years of his life to the Oakhurst Company, bringing their sales up to several million dollars a year. In the fall of 2003, Mr. Roberts passed away at the age of 86. His daughter, Robin is actively running the business, making sure that old time over-the-counter remedies remain available to you. Today the Oakhurst Company has over 25 products that are sold world wide. The Oakhurst Company offers the availability of many "OLD" but "AGELESS" remedies and medicines, some originating as early as 1841. Every piece of merchandise goes through several steps before they are made available for you. We spend extra time and effort to ensure you the quality you expect.

Model+      Product Name   Price   Buy Now   4528     Blis-to-sol Liquid 1.oz Blis-To-Sol Liquid is specially formulated and proven clinically effective in the treatment of Athlete's Foot and Ringworm and prevents Athlete's Foot with daily use.  Athlete's Foot  Ringworm Relieves:  Itching  Burning  Cracking Directions: Cleanse skin with soap and water and dry thoroughly. Apply a thin layer over affected area morning and night or as directed by a doctor. To cure or prevent athlete's foot, pay special attention to the spaces between the toes and to the toenails. It is also helpful to wear well-fitting ventilated shoes and to change shoes and socks at least once daily. Active Ingredients: Tolnaftate (1%) Inactive Ingredients: Acetone, D&C Red #22, PEG-8, Thumol (167-253). Do not use on children under 2 years of age except under the advice and supervision of a doctor. Keep this and all drugs out of the reach of children. If irritation occurs, or if there is no improvement within 4 weeks (for athlete's feet)  $5.99     4564     Father John's Cough Syrup 8oz DIRECTIONS: For adults: 1 teaspoonful 4 times a day. Children over 6: 1/2 the adult dose. For children under 6: Consult your physician. DO NOT EXCEED THE RECOMMENDED DOSAGE. WARNINGS: A persistent cough may be a sign of a serious condition. If cough persists for more than 1 week, tends to recur, or is accompanied by high fever, rash or persistent headache, consult a physician. Do not take this product for persistent cough such as occurs with smoking, asthma, and emphysema. SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. As with any drug, if you are pregnant or nursing a baby, seek the advice of a health professional before using this product.  $8.99     4624     Soltice Quick-rub 3 Oz Temporarily out of stock.  We will supply 2 small at the large size price. Provides hours of relief from the stiffness and minor pains of arthritis and sore, aching muscles. Helps relieve aches and pains associated with colds with warming pain relief. · Stainless and Greaseless For minor arthritis pain and muscular soreness, rub Soltice generously on painful areas then massage gently until Soltice is absorbed and disappears. Repeat as needed, up to four times per day. Soltice vanishes into the skin and leaves no greasy residue. For aches and pains of colds, rub Soltice generously on chest and neck to provide comforting warmth to chest area. For other uses, try Soltice for simple backaches, sprains, and bruises. Active Ingredients: Menthol (5.1%), Camphor (5.1%). Other Ingredients: Eucalyptus Oil, Glycerine, Methyl Salicylate, Oleic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Stearic Acid, Water. (174-154). Do not apply to sensitive membranes (such as inside the nose or mouth) or to broken or irritated skin. Do not bandage tightly. Do not apply near eyes or on children less than two years old unless on the advice of a physician. For external use only. Use only as directed. If condition worsens, or if symptoms persist for more than 7 days or clear up and occur again within a few days, discontinue use of this product and consult a doctor. Keep this and all drugs out of the reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, seek professional assistance or contact a poison control center immediately.  $9.99     4633     Tonsiline 4oz The quick relief for minor irritations of the throat and mucous membrans of the mouth and hoarseness due to cold, dust, fumes, excessive speaking or smoking. 4oz  $8.99     4641     Yager's Liniment 4oz Today ... as in Grandmother's day, YAGER's LINIMENT is a standby-general purpose liniment for home and farm use. The formula is a special combination of safe and effective medicinal counter-irritant active ingredients recommended for muscular therapy ... which medicinals, available from natural sources, have been used by man since the earliest day of medical record. Does not burn or stain.  $8.99     astosol8     Astring-o-sol 8oz A highly concentrated mouthwash that effectively freshens the mouth and leaves it feeling clean. Makes up to 1 gallon  $10.99     CREO16     Creolin Deodorant Cleanser 16 oz A general purpose Disinfectant. Kills most bacteria on environmental surfaces. Destroys odors, cleans and disinfects against germs and against staph.   Makes scrub water a deodorizing cleanser. Use in cleaning: bathrooms, toilet seats, washbowls, bathtubs, sinks, garbage pails (after emptying), kennels, animals' quarters, sick rooms, bed pans (after emptying), diaper cans, floors, walls, woodwork, and more. The original industrial strength all purpose deodorant cleanser. Highly concentrated. Eliminates odors. For home, farm and industry. This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 12 December, 2006.  $12.99     creo8     Creolin Deodorant Cleanser 8 oz A general purpose Disinfectant. Kills most bacteria on environmental surfaces. Destroys odors, cleans and disinfects against germs and against staph.   Makes scrub water a deodorizing cleanser. Use in cleaning: bathrooms, toilet seats, washbowls, bathtubs, sinks, garbage pails (after emptying), kennels, animals' quarters, sick rooms, bed pans (after emptying), diaper cans, floors, walls, woodwork, and more. The original industrial strength all purpose deodorant cleanser. Highly concentrated. Eliminates odors. For home, farm and industry.  $9.99     mvol10     McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT 10 oz McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT 10 oz 14.99 Over-the-counter supplies for pain relief due to aches, sprains, and stress are a household necessity.  This is one of the most old-fashioned over-the-counter remedies that is still available in the USA, a real 19th century turpentine-based liniment, good for man and beast. Far from being obsoleted by newer medical discoveries, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment is still going strong, and is prominently on sale in all groceries and pharmacies that serve agricultural workers, who have given it their seal of approval for 150 years. In case you are wondering why it is called "Volcanic," here is a short anecdote about the origin of McLean's Liniment that explains the name -- at least according to one source, an autobiographical memoir titled "A Long Life in Review" by Leonard Matthews, a prominent American wholesale merchant of the 19th century Matthews had been born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1828. "A Long Life in Review" was written in 1927, when the author was 87 years old. Early chapters describe his journey to California for the Gold Rush, and his relocation to Saint Louis, Missouri. He was living in St. Louis and was about 25 years old at the time of this tale. The Texas War for Independence, followed shortly by Texas joining the United States, was big news at the time, and everyone remembered the Battle of the Alamo, when the Mexican General Santa Anna had massacred the brave Texans, as well as the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836 -- with its stirring cry, "Remember the Alamo!" -- at which Santa Anna, President and Dictator of Mexico, was routed in defeat and captured. According to Leonard Matthews: About 1852 or 1853, Dr. A. G. Bragg of "Mexican Mustang Liniment" fame, made a stir in town by his sensational publicity. His remedy was simply crude petroleum bottled up and described as "oil from the burning mountains of Mexico." He advertised his nostrum in many ways. The most interesting was by a painting on the west side of his store, northeast corner of Market and Third streets, opposite my drug store. There was a volcano in eruption and a lot of Mexican troops with Santa Anna heading them, his wooden leg lying on the ground where it had fallen. These pictures were life size and served as an excellent advertisement. At this time, Dr. James H. McLean was working for Bragg, putting up the liniment; but shortly after, McLean opened up for himself by putting up "McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment" and "McLean's pills," [the latter] a copy of the McLane's pills of Pittsburgh. So much for primitive business ethics. Matthews's description of A. G. Bragg's "Mexican Mustang Liniment" is not quite accurate: old-time recipe books list its base ingredient as mineral oil, that is to say, refined, not "crude" petroleum -- and it also contained some herbal essential oils as well. Still, the idea is plainly expressed here, that James H. McLean derived his liniment formula from Bragg's and went on to make a fortune by cashing in on the "Volcanic Oil" image that Bragg had pioneered with a dramatic advertising mural in Saint Louis. This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 22 December, 2007.  $14.99     vollin     McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT 4 oz Over-the-counter supplies for pain relief due to aches, sprains, and stress are a household necessity.  This is one of the most old-fashioned over-the-counter remedies that is still available in the USA, a real 19th century turpentine-based liniment, good for man and beast. Far from being obsoleted by newer medical discoveries, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment is still going strong, and is prominently on sale in all groceries and pharmacies that serve agricultural workers, who have given it their seal of approval for 150 years. In case you are wondering why it is called "Volcanic," here is a short anecdote about the origin of McLean's Liniment that explains the name -- at least according to one source, an autobiographical memoir titled "A Long Life in Review" by Leonard Matthews, a prominent American wholesale merchant of the 19th century Matthews had been born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1828. "A Long Life in Review" was written in 1927, when the author was 87 years old. Early chapters describe his journey to California for the Gold Rush, and his relocation to Saint Louis, Missouri. He was living in St. Louis and was about 25 years old at the time of this tale. The Texas War for Independence, followed shortly by Texas joining the United States, was big news at the time, and everyone remembered the Battle of the Alamo, when the Mexican General Santa Anna had massacred the brave Texans, as well as the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836 -- with its stirring cry, "Remember the Alamo!" -- at which Santa Anna, President and Dictator of Mexico, was routed in defeat and captured. According to Leonard Matthews: About 1852 or 1853, Dr. A. G. Bragg of "Mexican Mustang Liniment" fame, made a stir in town by his sensational publicity. His remedy was simply crude petroleum bottled up and described as "oil from the burning mountains of Mexico." He advertised his nostrum in many ways. The most interesting was by a painting on the west side of his store, northeast corner of Market and Third streets, opposite my drug store. There was a volcano in eruption and a lot of Mexican troops with Santa Anna heading them, his wooden leg lying on the ground where it had fallen. These pictures were life size and served as an excellent advertisement. At this time, Dr. James H. McLean was working for Bragg, putting up the liniment; but shortly after, McLean opened up for himself by putting up "McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment" and "McLean's pills," [the latter] a copy of the McLane's pills of Pittsburgh. So much for primitive business ethics. Matthews's description of A. G. Bragg's "Mexican Mustang Liniment" is not quite accurate: old-time recipe books list its base ingredient as mineral oil, that is to say, refined, not "crude" petroleum -- and it also contained some herbal essential oils as well. Still, the idea is plainly expressed here, that James H. McLean derived his liniment formula from Bragg's and went on to make a fortune by cashing in on the "Volcanic Oil" image that Bragg had pioneered with a dramatic advertising mural in Saint Louis.  $8.99     yag8     Yager's Liniment 8oz Yager's Liniment Today ... as in Grandmother's day, YAGER's LINIMENT is a standby-general purpose liniment for home and farm use. The formula is a special combination of safe and effective medicinal counter-irritant active ingredients recommended for muscular therapy ... which medicinals, available from natural sources, have been used by man since the earliest day of medical record. Does not burn or stain.  $11.99    Displaying 1 to 11 (of 11 products) Result Pages:  1