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✨ Medicines Classification

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 169

Morecizine; and its salts
Mumps vaccine
Nafarelin; and its salts
Naproxen; and its salts; except where specified elsewhere in this notice
Nebacumab
Nicardipine
Nicergoline
Nicorandil
Nilutamide
Nimodipine
Nisoldipine
Nizatidine
Octreotide
Olsalazine sodium
Ondansetron; and its salts
Oxandrolone
Oxiptropium
Oxitropium
Pamidronate disodium
Paroxetine
Pefloxacin
Pentagastrin
Pergolide
Perindopril
Permethrin; in medicines containing more than 1% of permethrin
Phenylephrine; and its salts; in eye preparations containing more than 0.12% of phenylephrine
Pilocarpine; and its salts; except when sold to a registered optometrist for the purpose of use in his practice as an optometrist
Pimacidil
Pipecuronium bromide
Podophyllotoxin; except when specified elsewhere
Podophyllum extracts; tinctures of podophyllum; podophyllum; in medicines containing more than 20% of podophyllum
Pravastatin; and its salts
Propylidone
Proxymetacaine; and its salts; except when used by a registered optometrist for use in his practice as an optometrist
Radiographic contrast media; unless specified elsewhere in this notice
Quinapril
Quinine; and its salts; in medicines containing more than 50 mg per recommended daily dose
Ramipril
Remoxipride
Ribavirin
Rifabutin
Roxithromycin
Rubella vaccine
Salmeterol
Somatostatin
Simvastatin
Sodium ditiocarb
Sodium ipodate
Solanaceous alkaloids; and their salts; in medicines containing more than 0.15% of solanaceous alkaloids calculated as hyoscyamine
Somatropin
Spirapril
Steroid hormones; either natural or synthetic, which exhibit anabolic activity
Stramonium; alkaloids of; and their salts; in medicines containing 0.15% or more of alkaloids calculated as hyoscyamine
Sultamicillin; and its salts
Sumatriptan; and its salts
Tazobactam
T cell receptor antibody
Teicoplanin
Terazosin; and its salts
Terbinafine; except for external use
Thymoxamine; except when used by a registered optometrist for use in his practice
Tibolone
Tolrestat
Torasemide
Trandolapril
Trazodone
Triptorelin
Tropicamide; except when used by a registered optometrist for use in his practice
Tropisetron
Vigabatrin
Xamoterol
Zalcitabine
Zinc; and its salts; in medicines for internal use containing more than 25 mg of elemental zinc per recommended daily dose
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
Amphotericin; for buccal 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
Clindamycin; and its salts; in medicines for dermatological use
Clotrimazole; in medicines for vaginal use when in pack sizes equivalent to one course of treatment
Cholestyramine resin
Cromoglycate sodium; for nasal administration
Diclofenac; and its salts; in tablets or capsules containing 25 mg or less and in pack sizes of no more than 30 tablets or capsules
Dithranol; and its esters
Econazole; and its salts; in medicines for vaginal use when in pack sizes equivalent to one course of treatment

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🏥 Classification of Medicines under the Medicines Act 1981 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsMedicines, Classification, Prescription Medicines, Health Regulations

🏥 Restricted Medicines under the Medicines Act 1981

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsMedicines, Restricted Medicines, Health Regulations

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