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Victorian Pharmacy sees Ruth Goodman, Nick Barber and Tom Quick recreate an authentic 19th-century pharmacy. They learns more about a world where traditional remedies, such as leeches, oil of earthworm and potions were used.
　　In a unique experiment, historian Ruth Goodman, Professor Nick Barber and PhD student Tom Quick are recreating an authentic 19th-century pharmacy. The team discover the world of the pharmacy at the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign in 1837; a world where traditional remedies, such as leeches, oil of earthworm and potions laced with cannabis and opium, held sway. After sampling some of the old ways, the team venture into new discoveries, such as the Malvern water cure, the bronchial kettle for curing coughs, and the invention of Indian tonic water.