International agreement revising the Agreement of 1906 respecting the unification of pharmacopoeial formulas for potent drugs. Brussels, August 20, 1929

International agreement revising the Agreement of 1906 respecting the unification of pharmacopoeial formulas for potent drugs. Brussels, August 20, 1929

by International Conference on the unification of Pharmacopoeial Formulas for Potent Drugs

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