How To Use Digitalin In A Sentence

Digitalis, a drug prepared from digitalin, a glycoside obtained from the common foxglove, is used in medicine.
The only thing they did not agree on was whether the digitalin was sufficient to cause death. Crime On the Coast
Deer also avoid plants that people consider medicinal and poisonous: foxgloves (the plant source of the cardiac drug digitalin), poppies (the plant source of opium), daffodils, and lily-of-the-valley.
The latter were filled with a small amount of digitalin, which was not enough to cause any problems, and a massive amount of atropine. The 13 Culprits
In this way a digitalin of indefinite composition is obtained, consisting of such glucosides as digitin, digitonin, etc.

Mightn't digitalin have been used just for that reason, that it was available to everyone? Crime On the Coast
Futile or not, I rummaged through the contents of my case for the digitalin I had made for him. Dragonfly in Amber
I had assumed that the digitalin must have come from the foxgloves at the foot of the garden. Crime On the Coast
I gave him an intramuscular injection of digitalin and another of morphine hydrochloride, which he accepted with apparent pleasure as part of the game. Favourite Dog Stories
It wasn't digitalin, but his purpose that sustained him now, lighting him with a glow as though a candle burned behind the waxy skin of his face. Dragonfly in Amber
Hot water will now dissolve out _picrotoxin_, _colchicin_, and _digitalin_, but not cantharidin. Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
Or had she deliberately kept me down there, knowing more about the effects of digitalin than I? Crime On the Coast
Foxgloves contain digitalin, one of whose effects is to make the heart muscle pump harder - potentially useful in cases of congestive heart failure, but fatal in overdose. Foxgloves
Hot water will now dissolve out _picrotoxin_, _colchicin_, and _digitalin_, but not cantharidin. Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology