<P> The museum's permanent collection consists of the belongings of Lithuanian doctors, pharmacists and hospitals, along with medical and pharmaceutical implements and documents . Temporary exhibitions commemorate prominent doctors' and pharmacists' anniversaries . The exhibits include dental equipment along with displays of archaic medications such as "Erektosan" (an herbal version of Viagra), love potions, "Venus Hair Potion," and "Caput Mortuum" (a medieval male vitality booster and epilepsy treatment composed of dead heads). </P> <P> There one could enjoy the scenes of pre-history of medicine and pharmacy--watching exhibition stands arranged with great inventiveness and authenticity: presenting a shaman curing a baby as well as a Lithuanian sorceress . </P>

Museum of the history of lithuanian medicine and pharmacy