New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 144

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✨ Medicines Classification

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containing 0.5% or less of phenylephrine and except in nasal preparations.

POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE.

SALICYLIC ACID; in medicines containing more than 12.5% of salicylic acid.

SELENIUM; and compounds of selenium in medicines for external use containing more than 2.5% of selenium; and in medicines for internal use where the recommended daily dose exceeds 150 micrograms of selenium.

SENNOSIDES.

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

THIOMERSAL.

YOHIMBE; alkaloids of; and their salts.

BIPHENYLACETIC ACID.

FLUORESCEIN.

GLUCAGON.

LORATIDINE.

MEQUITAZINE.

NICOTINE; in medicines for transdermal use.

PIROXICAM; in medicines for external use containing not more than 1% of piroxicam.

Fourth Schedule

GENERAL SALE MEDICINES

ACONITE; alkaloids of; and their salts; in medicines for external use containing less than 0.2% of the alkaloids of aconite.

ADRENAL EXTRACT; in dermatological medicines containing 0.02% or less of ketosteroids.

AESCIIN; in medicines for external use.

ALOES; in medicines for external use.

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

BARIUM SULPHATE.

BENZOYL PEROXIDE; in medicines for external use containing 5% or less of benzoyl peroxide.

BIOALLETHRIN; in medicines for external use.

BUTOXYETHYL NICOTINATE.

CADE OIL; in medicines for external use.

CARBARYL; in medicines used externally; containing 2% or less of carbaryl.

CARBENOXOLONE; and its salts; compounds of carbenoxolone; in medicines for external use.

CARDAMOM; compound tincture; aromatic tincture.

CATECHU.

CHLORHEXIDINE.

CHLORPHENESIN.

CHYMOTRYPSIN.

CLIOQUINOL; in medicines for external use.

CROCUS SATIVUS; extracts of.

CROTAMITON.

2,4-DICHLOROBENZYL ALCOHOL.

DEQUALINIUM; and its salts.

DI-IODOHYDROXYQUINOLINE; in medicines for external use.

DIBROMOPROPAMIDINE ISETHIONATE; except for ophthalmological use.

DIETHYLAMINE SALICYLATE.

DIOCTYL SODIUM SULPHOSUCCINATE.

DIPHEMANIL; and its salts.

ETHYL NICOTINATE.

ETHYL SALICYLATE.

FENTICLOR; in medicines for external use.

FIBRINOLYSIN; in medicines for external use.

GLYCOL SALICYLATE.

GUAIPHENESIN; in medicines containing 2% or less of guaiphenesin.

HALOPROGIN.

HALQUINOL; in medicines for external use.

HEPARINS; in medicines for external use.

HEXETIDINE; in medicines for external but not vaginal use.

HEXYL NICOTINATE.

HISTAMINE ACID PHOSPHATE; in medicines containing 0.5% or less of histamine acid phosphate.

8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE; and its halogenated and alkyl derivatives and their salts; in medicines for external but not vaginal use.

HYALURONIDASE; for external use.

HYDROXOCOBALAMIN; in medicines containing 50 mcg or less of hydroxocobalamin per daily dose.

INTRINSIC FACTOR.

IODINE; in medicines for external use.

IODOFORM.

MALDISON; in medicines for external use containing 2% or less of maldison.

METHYL NICOTINATE.

NONYLIC ACID; and its derivatives.

PANCREATIN.

PARACETAMOL; in solid dose form for oral use; containing not more than 500 mg paracetamol and in packs containing not more than 10 g of paracetamol per pack.

PEPSIN.

PHENOTHRIN.

PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE.

POLYNOXYLIN.

POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULPHONATE.

PROPYL UNDECYLENATE.

PUMILLIO PINE OIL.

PYRETHRINS I AND II.

QUATERNARY AMMONIUM ANTISEPTIC COMPOUNDS.

SALICYLIC ACID; in medicines for external use containing not more than 12.5% of salicylic acid.

SENEGA.

SODIUM BITARTRATE.

SODIUM SULPHIDE.

STRONTIUM CHLORIDE.

SULPHURATED POTASH.

TAR; in medicines containing not more than 5% of tar.

TERPIN HYDRATE.

THURFYL SALICYLATE.

TOLCICLATE.

TOLNAFTATE.

TRICLOSAN.

TRYPSIN.

TYLOXAPOL.

UNDECENOIC ACID.

CALCIUM GLUCONO-GALACTO-GLUCONATE.

PRONASE.

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