Assertion: gentian violet | /r/HasProperty | available
Facets:
value: without a prescription
type: OTHER
value: in polyvinyl alcohol
type: OTHER
value: commercially
type: MANNER
value: without prescription from a pharmacy
type: OTHER
value: from hand-feeding equipment suppliers
type: OTHER
value: from some drug stores
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: over online
type: LOCATION
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: for medical purposes
type: PURPOSE
value: in many countries
type: LOCATION
value: over the-counter
type: OTHER
value: in many places
type: LOCATION
value: until the late 1980s
type: TEMPORAL
value: by prescription for vaginal yeast infections
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Gentian violet is available without a prescription.
text: gentian violet was available by prescription for vaginal yeast infections until the late 1980s, but it is currently only indicated for mouth and skin thrush.
text: Gentian violet is also available over-the-counter (OTC) in many places.
text: In many countries, gentian violet is no longer available for medical purposes.
text: Gentian violet is available without a prescription.
text: While gentian violet is still available over the counter and online in the USA, we are no longer recommending it for vaginal use because of Australian, European and Canadian health warnings.
text: It’s always best to consult your doctor before taking any thrush medication, even if gentian violet is usually available without prescription.
text: It is a dye that kills bacteria and fungi, and it is available without a prescription.
text: Gentian violet is available without prescription but is not available at all pharmacies.
text: Until recently, gentian violet and methylene blue (GV/MB) antibacterial dressings have been commercially available only in polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) foam; polyurethane
text: It is available from some drug stores and hand-feeding equipment suppliers.
text: Until recently, gentian violet and methylene blue (GV/MB) antibacterial dressings have been commercially available only in polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) foam; polyurethane
text: Until recently, gentian violet and methylene blue (GV/MB) antibacterial dressings have been commercially available only in polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) foam; polyurethane
text: It is available without prescription from a pharmacy, but it may have to be ordered and will probably be kept behind the counter.
text: Gentian violet is available without a prescription.