What medicine do you remember always having in your childhood medicine cabinet?

Tyrozets were the pink throat tablets

Andrews liver salts

Junior aspirin, l think they were orange.

Calpol was available from 1959. My mother wouldn't have trusted it for at least 50 years.

Benalyn cough mixture, kaolin&morphine, Ex-Lax, a stick of something that my dad dabbed on any cuts after shaving.
Andrew's liver salts, Germolene, TCP

Horse Liniment. Black & White box, can't remember the name and can't find it online. It stank.

Aquaflavin (? spelling) for cuts and scrapes, I loved the smell.
Paraffin gauze.

Angers Junior Aspirin, I seem to remember it was soluble and orange flavoured.

Lots of the above.

Owbridge's cough mixture.
I've just read that it contained alcohol and chloroform!

Dequadin lozenges they really worked.

Milk of Magnesia, Dr Collis Brown, Calamine Lotion, Cod Liver Oil & Malt.

Squiffy

Parrish’s Food Iron Tonic was a regular in our house. It was supposed to build you up. We then switched to Iron Jelloids. Like others, a dollop of cod liver oil and malt was also dispensed - I quite liked that!

Was going to say Parrish's food too .... and Philosan ... which fortifies the over 40s.

Merbentyl

Kaolin poultice (for my father's chest condition).
Syrup of figs
Dequadin lozenges
Tyrozets
Jaaps liver salts (it cured everything)
Honey, lemon and ipec
Orange junior aspirin
Berlin syrup
Iodine

Caladryl cream ( less messy than calamine lotion, but istained everything a livid shade of salmon

Marydoll

Caladryl cream ( less messy than calamine lotion, but istained everything a livid shade of salmon

I asked for some recently in the chemists Marydoll but it is now sold as calamine cream, apparently.

It soothed the numerous insect bites this summer.

Lion ointment and Savlon, too.

Kaolin poultice
Kaolin and morphine (loved the smell!)
Calamine lotion
Dequadin
Aspirin
Liquid paraffin
Vick
Tyrozets
Milk of magnesia
Malt... loved the taste!