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[[Sarah Jane Smith]] always carried '''smelling salts''' when she was travelling with the [[Fourth Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Wreckers  (comic story)|The Wreckers]]'')
[[Sarah Jane Smith]] always carried '''smelling salts''' when she was travelling with the [[Fourth Doctor]]. She gave them to the Doctor to rouse [[Roppy]] from unconsciousness. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Wreckers  (comic story)|The Wreckers]]'')


Members of [[the Preachers]], such as [[Jake Simmonds]], used what appeared to be but were "stronger" than '''[[smell]]ing salts''', which could render [[human]]s unconscious. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Age of Steel (TV story)|The Age of Steel]]'')
Members of [[the Preachers]], such as [[Jake Simmonds]], used what appeared to be but were "stronger" than '''[[smell]]ing salts''', which could render [[human]]s unconscious. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Age of Steel (TV story)|The Age of Steel]]'')

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Smelling salts

Sarah Jane Smith always carried smelling salts when she was travelling with the Fourth Doctor. She gave them to the Doctor to rouse Roppy from unconsciousness. (COMIC: The Wreckers)

Members of the Preachers, such as Jake Simmonds, used what appeared to be but were "stronger" than smelling salts, which could render humans unconscious. (TV: The Age of Steel)

Saborian smelling salts were a type of potent smelling salts that were banned in seven galaxies. The Eleventh Doctor used them to revive Rory Williams after he had been taken to a Shakri ship. (TV: The Power of Three)

When waking Colin Colchester-Price up, St John Colchester said that he wished that smelling salts had not gone out of fashion. (AUDIO: Night Watch)