Carter's Little Liver Pills were a popular over-the-counter medication marketed from the late 19th century through much of the 20th century. They were advertised as a remedy for various ailments, primarily targeting liver and digestive issues. The brand was known for its widespread advertising campaigns, making it a household name in many countries. Despite their popularity, the pills' effectiveness was often questioned, and modern medical science has largely debunked the claims made about their benefits.
This small bottle featuring distinctive labeling is an example of vintage advertising and pharmaceutical history.
