味咸，无毒。去五脏肠胃留热，结气，心下坚，食已呕逆，喘满，明目，目痛，生河
盐池。
味咸，寒，无毒。主心腹痛，溺血，吐血，齿舌血出。一名胡盐。生胡盐山，及西羌
地，及酒泉福禄城东南角。北海青南海赤。十月采。
味甘、咸，寒，无毒。主肠胃结热，喘逆，吐胸中病。生邯郸及河东。（漏芦为之使
《本经》原文∶卤咸，味苦，寒。主大热、消渴、狂烦，除邪及下蛊毒，柔肌肤。戎盐，
主明目目痛，益气，坚肌骨，去毒蛊。大盐，令人吐。生池泽。
味甘，温，有毒。主明目，利耳，腹内绝寒，破坚结及鼠 ，杀百虫恶兽。久服
一名仓 石，一名 石，一名鼠毒。生西域采无时。（火炼之良。畏水。）
味辛，无毒。止泄痢，不可久服，伤五脏，令人羸瘦。一名白善。生邯郸，采无时。
《本经》原文∶白垩，味苦，温。主女子寒热症瘕，月闭积聚，阴肿痛，漏下无子。生
山谷。
无毒。去鳖瘕，治恶疮，堕胎，止小便利。
《本经》原文∶粉锡，味辛，寒。主伏尸毒螫，杀三虫。一名解锡。
【卤咸】味咸，无毒。能清除五脏及肠胃中滞留的热邪，消散郁结之气，消除心下痞硬，治疗进食后呕吐逆气、气喘胸满，并能明目、缓解目痛。产于河盐池。
【戎盐】味咸，性寒，无毒。主治心腹疼痛、尿血、吐血、牙齿及舌头出血。又名胡盐。产于胡盐山、西羌地区以及酒泉福禄城的东南角。北海产的呈青色，南海产的呈赤色。十月采收。
【大盐】味甘、咸，性寒，无毒。主治肠胃积热、气喘逆乱、呕吐及胸中病证。产于邯郸及河东地区。（漏芦为其使药，见《本经》）
《本经》原文：卤咸，味苦，性寒，无毒。主治大热、消渴、狂躁烦闷，祛除邪气及蛊毒，使肌肤柔润。戎盐，主治明目、缓解目痛，益气，坚固肌肉骨骼，祛除毒蛊。大盐，令人呕吐。产于池泽。
【金牙】味甘，性温，有毒。主治明目、利耳，驱除腹内极寒，破除坚硬结块及鼠瘘，杀灭百虫恶兽。长期服用可致死亡（注：原文“久服一名仓 石...”此处疑为衍文或异名，结合上下文及毒性描述，通常指其别名或副作用，但依原文直译）。又名仓石，又名 石，又名鼠毒。产于西域，随时可采。（用火炼制效果良好。畏水。）
【白垩】味辛，无毒。止泄痢，不可长期服用，否则损伤五脏，使人消瘦。又名白善。产于邯郸，随时可采。
《本经》原文：白垩，味苦，性温。主治女子寒热症瘕、月经闭止积聚、阴部肿痛、漏下不孕。产于山谷。
【粉锡】无毒。去除鳖瘕，治疗恶疮，堕胎，止小便频数。
《本经》原文：粉锡，味辛，性寒。主治伏尸毒螫，杀灭三虫。又名解锡。
【锡铜镜鼻】主治伏尸，邪气。产于桂阳。
《本经》原文：锡铜镜鼻，主治女子血闭症瘕，伏肠绝孕。产于山谷。
【某药（原文未标名，接上文语境可能指代前文某种矿物或泛指此类药物，但根据格式应为独立条目，此处原文缺失名称，仅列主治）】主治妇人难产，血闭，月经不通，阴阳隔塞。
[Luxian] Salty in flavor, non-toxic. Clears retained heat from the five zang organs and the stomach and intestines, dissipates stagnant qi, resolves hardness below the heart, treats vomiting and regurgitation after eating, wheezing and chest fullness, brightens the eyes, and relieves eye pain. Produced at Heyan Salt Pool.
[Rongyan] Salty in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats heart and abdominal pain, hematuria, hematemesis, and bleeding from teeth and tongue. Also known as Huyan (Hu Salt). Produced at Huyan Mountain, the Xiqiang region, and the southeast corner of Fu Lu City in Jiuquan. Those from the North Sea are green; those from the South Sea are red. Harvested in the tenth month.
[Dayan] Sweet and salty in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats accumulated heat in the stomach and intestines, wheezing and counterflow qi, vomiting, and diseases in the chest. Produced at Handan and Hedong. (Lulu is its assistant herb, see *Benjing*).
*Benjing* original text: Luxian, bitter in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats severe heat, xiaoke (wasting-thirst), manic restlessness, expels pathogenic factors and gu poison, and softens the skin. Rongyan primarily brightens the eyes and relieves eye pain, tonifies qi, strengthens muscles and bones, and expels gu poison. Dayan induces vomiting. Produced in ponds and marshes.
[Jinya] Sweet in flavor, warm in nature, toxic. Primarily brightens the eyes, benefits the ears, dispels extreme cold within the abdomen, breaks up hard accumulations and scrofula (shu liu), and kills various insects and fierce beasts. Long-term use leads to death (Note: The text "long-term use named Cangshi..." appears to be a corruption or alias list implying toxicity/death, translated literally as per instruction). Also known as Cangshi, also known as Shi, also known as Shudu. Produced in the Western Regions, available for collection at any time. (Fire refining is effective. Averse to water.)
[Bai'e] Pungent in flavor, non-toxic. Stops diarrhea and dysentery. Cannot be taken for long periods as it damages the five zang organs and causes emaciation. Also known as Baishan. Produced at Handan, available for collection at any time.
*Benjing* original text: Bai'e, bitter in flavor, warm in nature. Primarily treats women's chills and fever with mass formation (zhijia), amenorrhea with accumulation, swelling and pain in the yin region, leukorrhea leading to infertility. Produced in mountain valleys.
[Fenxi] Non-toxic. Removes bi jia (turtle-like masses), treats malignant sores, induces abortion, and stops frequent urination.
*Benjing* original text: Fenxi, pungent in flavor, cold in nature. Primarily treats fu shi (hidden corpse) poison and insect stings, kills three types of parasites. Also known as Jiexi.
[Xi Tong Jing Bi] Treats fu shi (hidden corpse) and evil qi. Produced at Guiyang.
*Benjing* original text: Xi Tong Jing Bi (Tin nose of bronze mirrors), primarily treats women's blood obstruction and zhijia (masses), hidden intestinal conditions leading to sterility. Produced in mountain valleys.
[Unnamed Herb] Primarily treats difficult childbirth in women, blood obstruction, amenorrhea, and blockage between yin and yang.
[Unnamed Herb] Salty in flavor, non-toxic. Primarily treats gui zhu (ghostly infection), gu poison, and various zhu infections. Produced at Shu Commandery; those resembling gold in color are superior.