From the depths of a forgotten medical satchel comes this vintage Tinct. of Iodine poison bottle. The glass is aged and lightly weathered, crowned with a timeworn screw-on metal lid that once sealed in its potent contents. Though long since emptied, the bottle retains its ominous aura.
 
Its original label, still clinging to the front, is marked by the unmistakable red skull and crossbones, and the word “POISON” boldly stamped in blood-red ink. 
 
Once used as a powerful antiseptic, Tincture of Iodine was a staple in early medicine cabinets and field kits alike, prized for its ability to ward off infection. But this bottle, drained of its once-vivid tincture, now serves a new purpose: to unsettle, to intrigue, and to tell a story lost to time.
A haunting addition to any apothecary collection, curiosity cabinet, or display of antique medical oddities.