1259. Misbranding of Nervine, Q. B. Tonic, I-Do-Lax, Q. B. Skin Aid, Sen-San Diuretic Compound, Equine Antimalarial, and Veterinary Specific. U. S. v. J. W. Quinn Drug: Co. and John W. Quinn. Pleas of nolo contendere. Corporate defendant fined $50 on count 1, which was to be paid; also $100 on each of the remaining 6 counts, which was suspended. Imposition of sentence against individual defendant was indefinitely suspended.

Case Number: 1259 Collection: Drugs and Devices, 1940-1963 Evidence Numbers: F. D. C. No. 10618. Sample Nos. 5851-F to 5853-F, incl., 5856-F, 5857-F, 9441-F, 9447-F. Date Issued: October 1945 Seizure Dates: April 14, 1942, and January 30, 1943 Product Keywords: Nervine, Q. B. Tonic, I-Do-Lax, Q. B. Skin Aid, Sen-San Diuretic Compound, Equine Antimalarial, and Veterinary Specific Defendant Names: J. W. Quinn Drug Co., a corporation, Greenwood, Miss., and John W. Quinn, president of the corporation Court Jurisdiction: Northern District of Mississippi Seizure Location: Tennessee and Louisiana Shipped From: Mississippi Shipped To: Tennessee and Louisiana Copyright: The National Library of Medicine believes this item to be in the public domain (More information)