For reasons not relevant here, I had to wake up a New Old Stock bottle of an eye drug dispensed as a suspension in a small bottle:

A few hours at 50 RPM and it’s all shook up.
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For reasons not relevant here, I had to wake up a New Old Stock bottle of an eye drug dispensed as a suspension in a small bottle:
A few hours at 50 RPM and it’s all shook up.
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Next time, tape the bottle to a bicycle spoke. Save electricity!
Absolutely, at least when riding season opens up again. Right now, it’s cold enough to keep the bottom layer of the most recent snowfall nice & crispy on the driveway, so I’m sheltering in place with my toys.
The weather hasn’t deterred a few other bicyclists we’ve seen; I was young once … and crazy. [sigh]
Hours? Really?
It’s the only way to be sure … [grin]
Didn’t know that a thick book is needed when making homeopathic mixture…
“Remedy preparation – Helios Homoeopathy”
It only works with blank pages, though.
Gotta love those calibrated thumps …
Diluting and shaking seems to be very profitable business…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscillococcinum#Origin_and_history
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