New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 144

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✨ Medicines Classification

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 144

HOMATROPINE: and its salts, except homatropine methylbromide; except when sold to a registered optometrist for the purpose of use in his practice as an optometrist.

HYDROCORTISONE; and hydrocortisone acetate, except when specified elsewhere in this notice.

HYOSCINE; and its salts; except in medicines for transdermal use and oral use.

HYOSCYAMINE, and its salts; in medicines for parenteral use and in medicines containing more than 0.15% of hyoscyamine.

IODAMIDE; and its salts.

IODISED OIL; for injection.

IODOXAMIC ACID.

IOHEXOL.

IOPAMIDOL.

IOPRONIC ACID.

IOTHALAMIC ACID.

IOTROXIC ACID.

IOXAGLIC ACID.

IPODATE SODIUM.

ISOETHARINE; and its salts; in medicines for inhalation or parenteral use.

LIQUORICE DEGLYCYRRHIZINISED.

METRIZAMIDE.

METRIZOIC ACID; and its salts.

NAPROXEN; and its salts; except where specified elsewhere in this notice.

PENTAGASTRIN.

PHENYLEPHRINE; and its salts; in eye preparations containing more than 0.5% of phenylephrine.

PILOCARPINE; and its salts; except when sold to a registered optometrist for the purpose of use in his practice as an optometrist.

PODOPHYLLUM EXTRACTS; tinctures of podophyllum; podophyllum; in medicines containing more than 20% of podophyllum.

PROPYLIODONE.

RADIOGRAPHIC CONTRAST MEDIA; unless specified elsewhere in this notice.

SODIUM IPODATE.

SOLANACEOUS ALKALOIDS; and their salts; in medicines containing more than 0.15% of solanaceous alkaloids calculated as hyoscyamine.

STRAMONIUM; alkaloids of, and its salts; in medicines containing 0.15% or more of alkaloids calculated as hyoscyamine.

TROPICAMIDE; except when sold to a registered optometrist for the purpose of use in his practice as an optometrist.

ACITRETIN.

ANISTREPLASE.

CEFIXIME.

CEFUROXIME; and its salts and esters.

CELIPROLOL.

CO-DERGOCRINE.

DIPHTHERIA TOXOID.

ERYTHROPOIETIN.

FAMOTIDINE.

FLUCONAZOLE.

FLUOXETINE.

FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE.

GANCICLOVIR.

HALOPERIDOL DECANOATE.

HUMAN SOMATOTROPIN.

INTERFERONS.

ILOPROST.

IOPROMIDE.

KETANSERIN.

KETOROLAC; and its salts.

LEUCOVORIN; and its salts.

LOFEXIDINE; and its salts.

MEASLES VACCINE.

MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE.

MESALAZINE.

MILRINONE.

MOCLOBEMIDE.

MONO-OCTANOIN.

MUMPS VACCINE.

NICARDIPINE.

NIZATIDINE.

OCTREOTIDE.

OLSALAZINE SODIUM.

ONDANSETRON; and its salts.

OXANDROLONE.

PAMIDRONATE DISODIUM.

PODOPHYLLOTOXIN; except when specified elsewhere.

POLYGELINE.

RIBAVIRIN.

RUBELLA VACCINE.

5 AMINO SALICYLATE.

SERMORELIN.

SIMVASTATIN.

SOMATROPIN.

SULTAMICILLIN; and its salts.

T CELL RECEPTOR ANTIBODY.

TERAZOSIN.

TRIPTORELIN.

XAMOTEROL.

ZUCLOPENTHIXOL; and its salts and esters.

Second Schedule

RESTRICTED MEDICINES

ACICLOVIR; in medicines for external use; except in medicines for ophthalmological use.

ALCOHOL; absolute; in medicines for internal and external use; except when compounded in a medicine.

AMINACRINE; and its salts; in medicines for external use.

ASPIRIN; in enteric-coated and slow-release forms.

BISMUTH; and its salts; in medicines for internal use.

BETA 2-ADRENOCEPTOR AGONISTS; except in medicines for inhalation or for parenteral use.

CARBUTEROL; and its salts; except when contained in medicines for inhalation or for parenteral use.

CHLOROFORM.

CLOTRIMAZOLE; in vaginal preparations.

DITHRANOL; and its esters.

ECONAZOLE; and its salts; except in medicines for inhalation or for parenteral use.

ETHER.

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