Title preparations containing 14.7% Sb(NAP), 14.5% Sb(TP15), and 12.2% Sb(TP2) had s.c. LD50 values in mice of 385, 350, and 600 mg./kg., resp., while the corresponding i.v. LD50 values were 435, 450, and 600 mg./kg., resp.Na antimony tartrate and K antimony tartrate had s.c. LD50 values of 48-55 mg./kg., and the latter had an i.v. LD50 of 65 mg./kg.The symptomatology induced by toxic doses of the chelates was identical to that of the unchelated Sb emetics.The antimonyl tartrates had an average single curative dose in mice infected with Trypanosoma equiperdum of 11 mg./kg., s.c., while TP15 and TP2 had an average single curative dose of 14 mg./kg., s.c.; the resp. min. clearing doses for the antimonyl tartrates for the TP15 and TP12 were 2.7 and 1.8 mg./kg., resp.T. venezuelense in mice appeared less sensitive to antimonials; the min. clearing dose for Na anti-monyltartrate and for NAP was approx. the same, 3.6-3.9 mg./kg., s.c., and no curative action was obtained by a single administration.The activity of the chelates against Schistosoma mansoni in mice was identical to that of the Sb tartrates; no difference was encountered between the Na and K salts.