Abstract
Studies are reported on a new water-miscible base consisting essentially of polyethylene glycol diesters, in which polymyxin, bacitracin, and neomycin are stable and from which they are readily released. Using the agar cup-plate method for testing antiseptic action, differences in zones of inhibition of several species of bacteria indicated substantially greater release of each of these three antibiotics from the water-miscible base than from grease-type bases.
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