{
  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/medicines-veterinary-drugs-prescription-only-order-1991/schedule-1",
  "json_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/medicines-veterinary-drugs-prescription-only-order-1991/schedule-1.json",
  "legislation": "uksi/1991/1392",
  "legislation_title": "The Medicines (Veterinary Drugs) (Prescription Only) Order 1991",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/medicines-veterinary-drugs-prescription-only-order-1991",
  "path": "schedule/1",
  "kind": "schedule",
  "number": "1",
  "heading": "DESCRIPTIONS AND CLASSES OF PRESCRIPTION ONLY MEDICINES",
  "text": "Circumstances Excluding Medicinal Products in Respect of which there has been Granted a Product Licence from the Class of Prescription Only Medicines\nColumn 1\nColumn 2\nColumn 3\nSubstance\nMaximum Strength\nUse, pharmaceutical form or route of administration\nAcebutolol Hydrochloride\nAcepromazine\nAcepromazine Maleate\nAcetanilide\nAcetarsol\nAcetazolamide\nAcetazolamide Sodium\nAcetohexamide\nAcetylcarbromal\nAcetylcholine Chloride\n0.2 per cent w/v\nExternal use\nAcetylcysteine\nAcetyldigitoxin\nAcetylstrophanthidin\nAcetyl Sulphafurazole\nAcetyl Sulphamethoxypyridazine\nAcinitrazole\nAs an anti-blackhead preparation other than in feed\nAconitine\n0.02 per cent w/v\nExternal use\nAconitine Hydrobromide\nEquivalent of 0.02 per cent w/v of Aconitine\nExternal use\nAconitine Hydrochloride\nEquivalent of 0.02 per centw/v of Aconitine\nExternal use\nAconitine Nitrate\nEquivalent of 0.02 per cent w/v of Aconitine\nExternal use\nAconitine Root\n1.3 per cent w/v\nExternal use\nActinomycin C\nActinomycin D\nAdicillin\nAdiphenine Hydrochloride\nAdrenaline\nExternal use\nAdrenaline Acid Tartrate\nExternal use\nAdrenaline Hydrochloride\nExternal use\nAeromonas Salmonicida\nAklomide\nAlbendazole\nAs a liver fluke remedy and an anthelmintic\nAlclofenac\nAlcuronium Chloride\nAldosterone\nAlfacalcidol\nAlfaprostol\nAlgestone\nAlgestone Acetonide\nAlgestone Acetophenide\nAllopurinol\nAllyloestrenol\nAlphadolone Acetate\nAlphaxalone\nAlprenolol\nAlprenolol Hydrochloride\nAlseroxylon\nAltizide\nAltrenogest\nAmantadine Hydrochloride\nAmbenonium Chloride\nAmbuside\nAmbutonium Bromide\nAmcinonide\nAmetazole Hydrochloride\nAmidopyrine\nAmikacin Sulphate\nAmiloride Hydrochloride\nAminocaproic Acid\nAminonitrothiazole\n(1) As an anti-blackhead preparation other than in feed\n(2) For ailments of pet birds and pigeons\n(a) 16.0 per cent w/v\n(b) 10 mg\n(a) Solution\n(b) Capsule\nAminopterin Sodium\nAminosalicylic Acid\nAmiodarone Hydrochloride\nAmiphenazole Hydrochloride\nAmitriptyline\nAmitriptyline Embonate\nAmitriptyline Hydrochloride\nAmmonium Bromide\nAmoxycillin\nAmoxycillin Trihydrate\nAmperozide Hydrochloride\nAmphomycin\nAmphotericin\nAmpicillin\nAmpicillin Anhydrous\nAmpicillin Sodium\nAmpicillin Trihydrate\nAmprolium Hydrochloride\n(1) As a coccidiostat other than in feed\n(2) For ailments of pet birds and pigeons\n(3) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Poultry at levels from 62.5–125 ppm;\n(b) Chickens, turkeys and guinea fowl when combined with ethopabate in a mixture of 25 parts of amprolium and 1.6 parts of ethopabate at levels of 66.5–133 ppm of that mixture.\nAmylocaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nAncrod\nAndrosterone\nAngiotensin Amide\nAnterior Pituitary Extract\nAntimony Barium Tartrate\nAntimony Dimercaptosuccinate\nAntimony Lithium Thiomalate\nAntimony Pentasulphide\nAntimony Potassium Tartrate\nAntimony Sodium Thioglycollate\nAntimony Sulphate\nAntimony Trichloride\nAntimony Trioxide\nAntimony Trisulphide\nApiol\nApomorphine\nApomorphine Hydrochloride\nApramycin\nApramycin Sulphate\nAprotinin\nArecoline\nArecoline-Acetarsol\nArecoline Hydrobromide\nArprinocid\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening at a level of 60 ppm\n(b) Chickens reared for laying up to 16 weeks of age at a level of 60 ppm\nArsanilic Acid\nArsenic\nArsenic Triiodide\nArsenic Trioxide\nArsphenamine\nAtenolol\nAtropine\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nAtropine Methobromide\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nAtropine Methonitrate\nAtropine Oxide Hydrochloride\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nAtropine Sulphate\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nAvilamycin\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for:\n(a) Piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 20–40 ppm;\n(b) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age at levels from 10–20 ppm;\n(c) Chickens for fattening at levels from 2.5–10 ppm.\nAvoparcin\n(1) Incorporation in feed as a growth promoter for:\n(a) Chickens for fattening at levels from 7.5–15 ppm\n(b) Piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 10–40 ppm\n(c) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age at levels from 5–20 ppm\n(d) Turkeys for fattening up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 10–20 ppm\n(e) Calves up to 6 months of age at levels from 15–40 ppm\n(f) Cattle for fattening at levels from15–30 ppm.\n(g) Lambs up to 16 weeks from the beginning of rumination (except pasture grazed lambs) at levels from 10–20 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in feed to increase milk production in dairy cattle at levels from 4–10 ppm\nAzacyclonol\nAzacyclonol Hydrochloride\nAzaperone\nAzapropazone\nAzathioprine\nAzathioprine Sodium\nAzidocillin Potassium\nBacampicillin Hydrochloride\nBacitracin\nBacitracin Methylene Disalicylate\nBacitracin Zinc\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for:\n(a) Turkeys and other poultry (except ducks, geese, laying hens and pigeons) up to 4 weeks of age; calves, lambs and kids up to 16 weeks of age; piglets up to 4 months of age; at levels from 5–50 ppm;\n(b) Turkeys between 5 and 26 weeks of age; other poultry (except ducks, geese, laying hens and pigeons) between 5 and 16 weeks of age; calves, lambs and kids between 17 weeks and 6 months of age; pigs between 4 and 6 months of age; animals bred for fur (excluding rabbits); at levels from 5–20 ppm;\n(c) Laying hens at levels from 15–100 ppm;\n(d) Calves, lambs and kids up to 6 months of age; piglets up to 3 months of age; in milk replacer feeds at levels from5–80 ppm.\nBaclofen\nBambermycin (see Flavophospholipol)\nBaquiloprim\nBarium Carbonate\nBarium Chloride\nBarium Sulphide\nBeclamide\nBeclomethasone\nBeclomethasone Diproprionate\nBelladonna Herb\nExternal use\nBelladonna Root\nExternal use\nBemegride\nBemegride Sodium\nBenactyzine Hydrochloride\nBenapryzine Hydrochloride\nBendrofluazide\nBenethamine Penicillin\nBenoxaprofen\nBenperidol\nBenserazide\nBenzathine Cloxacillin\nBenzatine Penicillin\nBenzbromarone Benzhexol Hydrochloride\nBenzilonium Bromide\nBenzocaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nBenzoctamine Hydrochloride\nBenzoestrol\nBenzoyl Metronidazole\nBenzoyl Peroxide\nN-Benzoyl Sulphamide\nBenzquinamide\nBenzquinamide Hydrochloride\nBenzthiazide\nBenztropine Mesylate\nBenzylpenicillin\nBenzylpenicillin Calcium\nBephenium and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nBetahistine Hydrochloride\nBetamethasone\nBetamethasone Adamantoate\nBetamethasone Benzoate\nBetamethasone Sodium Phosphate\nBetamethasone Valerate\nBethanechol Chloride\nBiperiden Lactate\nBismuth Glycollylarsanilate\nBleomycin Sulphate\nBoldenone Undecylenate\nBretylium Tosylate\nBromohexine Hydrochloride\nInternal for ailments of pet birds and pigeons\nBromocriptine Mesylate\nBromvaletone\nBrotianide\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nBroxyquinoline\nBudesonide\nBufexamac\nBumetanide\nBunamidine and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nBuphenine Hydrochloride\nBupivacaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nBupivacaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nBusulphan\nButacaine Sulphate\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nButorphanol Tartrate\nButriptyline Hydrochloride\nButychloral Hydrate\nButyl Amino Benzoate\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nButynorate\nCalcitonin\nCalcitriol\nCalcium Aminosalicylate\nCalcium Amphomycin\nCalcium Benzamidosalicylate\nCalcium Bromide\nCalcium Bromidolactobionate\nCalcium Carbimide\nCalcium Folinate\nCalcium Sulphaloxate\nCandicidin\n0.01 per cent w/v\nExternal use\nCapreomycin Sulphate\nCaramiphen Hydrochloride\n(1) Equivalent of 7.5 mg of Caramiphen\n(2) Equivalent of 0.1 per cent w/v of Caramiphen\n(1) Tablet\n(2) Liquid\nCarbachol\nCarbadox\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 20–50 ppm\nCarbamazepine\nCarbenicillin Sodium\nCarbenoxolone Sodium\n2.0 per cent w/v\nGel\nCarbidopa\nCarbimazole\nCarbocisteine\nCarbon Tetrachloride\nCarbromal\nCarfecillin Sodium\nCarisoprodol\nCarmustine\nCarperidine\nCefaclor\nCefadroxil\nCefoperazone\nCefoxitin Sodium\nCefuroxime\nCephacetrile Sodium\nCephalexin\nCephalexin Sodium\nCephaloglycin\nCephaloram\nCephaloridine\nCephalosporin C\nCephalosporin C\nCephalosporin N\nCephalothin Sodium\nCephazolin Sodium\nCephradine\nCerium Oxalate\nChenodeoxycholic Acid\nChloral Antipyrine\nChloral Betaine\nChloral Formamide\nChloral Glycerolate\nChloral Hydrate\nChloralose\nChloralurethane\nChlorambucil\nChloramphenicol Cinnamate\nChloramphenicol Palmitate\nChloramphenicol Sodium Succinate\nChlorhexadol\nChlorisondamine Chloride\nChlormadinone Acetate\nChlormerodrin\nChlormethiazole\nChlormethiazole Edisylate\nChlormezanone\nChloroform\nAny external use\nChloroquine Phosphate\nChloroquine Sulphate\nChlorothiazide\nChlorotrianisene\nChlorphenoxamine Hydrochloride\nChlorpromazine\nChlorpromazine Embonate\nChlorpromazine Hydrochloride\nChlorpropamide\nChlorprothixene\nChlortetracycline\nChlortetracycline Calcium\nChlortetracycline Hydrochloride\nChlorthalidone\nChlorzoxazone\nCholestyramine\nChorionic Gonadotrophin\nCiclacillin\nCimetidine\nCimetidine Hydrochloride\nCinchocaine\n3.0 per cent w/v\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nCinchocaine Hydrochloride\nEquivalent of 3.0 per cent w/v of Cinchocaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nCinchophen\nCinoxacin\nClenbuterol Hydrochloride\nClidinium Bromide\nClindamycin\nClindamycin Hydrochloride Hydrate\nClindamycin Palmitate Hydrochloride\nClindamycin Phosphate\nClioquinol\n5 per cent w/w\nTreatment of enteritis in livestock\nClobetasol 17-Propionate\nClobetasone Butyrate\nClofazimine\nClofibrate\nClomiphene Citrate\nClomipramine\nClomipramine Hydrochloride\nClomocycline\nClomocycline Sodium\nClonidine\nClonidine Hydrochloride\nClopamide\nClopidol (see Meticlorpindol)\nCloprostenol Sodium Salt\nClorexolone\nClorprenaline Hydrochloride\nClostebol Acetate\nClotrimazole\nExternal use\nCream\nPowder\nSolution\nCloxacillin Benzathine\nCloxacillin Sodium\nCocculus Indicus\nCo-dergocrine Mesylate\nColaspase\nColchicine\nColestipol Hydrochloride\nColistin Sulphate\nColistin Sulphomethate\nColistin Sulphomethate Sodium\nConiine\nConium Leaf\n7.0 per cent w/v\nExternal use\nCorticotrophin\nCortisone\nCortisone Acetate\nCortodoxane\nCotarnine Chloride\nCo-Trimoxazole\nCropropamide\nCrotethamide\nCroton Oil\nCroton Seed\nCurare\nCyacetazide\nCyclofenil\nCyclopenthiazide\nCyclopentolate Hydrochloride\nCyclophosphamide\nCycloserine\nCyclothiazide\nCyhalothrin\nCyproterone Acetate\nCytarabine\nCytarabine Hydrochloride\nDacarbazine\nDanazol\nDanofloxacin\nDantrolene Sodium\nDapsone\nDapsone Ethane Ortho Sulphonate\nDaunorubicin Hydrochloride\nDeanol Bitartrate\nDebrisoquine Sulphate\nDecoquinate\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat in chickens for fattening at levels from 20–40 ppm\nDehydroemetine Hydrochloride\nDehydroepiandrosterone\nDelmadinone Acetate\nDemecarium Bromide\nDemeclocycline\nDemeclocycline Calcium\nDemeclocycline Hydrochloride\nDeoxycortone Acetate\nDeoxycortone Pivalate\nDeptropine Citrate\nDequalinium Chloride\n1.0 per cent w/v\nExternal use: Paint\nDeserpidine\nDesferrioxamine Mesylate\nDesfluorotriamcinolone\nDesipramine Hydrochloride\nDeslanoside\nDesmopressin\nDesonide\nDesoxymethasone\nDetomidine\nDexamethasone\nDexamethasone Acetate\nDexamethasone 21-Isonicotinate\nDexamethasone Phenylpropionate\nDexamethasone Pivalate\nDexamethasone Sodium m-Sulphobenzoate\nDexamethasone Sodium Phosphate\nDexamethasone Trioxaundecanoate\nDexetimide\nDextromethorphan Hydrobromide\nDextrothyroxine Sodium\nDiamphenethide\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nDiaveridine\nAs a coccidiostat other than in feed\nDiazoxide\nDibenzepin Hydrochloride\nDiclofenac Sodium\nDichloralphenazone\nDichlorophenarsine Hydrochloride\nDichlorphenamide\nDichlorvos\nAs an anthelmintic and an ectoparasiticide\nDicyclomine Hydrochloride\nDienoestrol\nDiethanolamine Fusidate\nDiethyl-carbamazine and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nDiethylamine Acetarsol\nDiflucortolone Valerate\nDiflunisal\nDigitalin\nDigitalis Leaf\nDigitalis Prepared\nDigitoxin\nDigoxin\nDihydralazine Sulphate\nDihydroergotamine Mesylate\nDihydrostreptomycin\nDihydrostreptomycin Sulphate\nDiloxanide Furoate\nDimepregnen\nDimercaprol\nDimethisoquin Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nDimethisterone\nDimethothiazine Mesylate\nDimethyl Sulphoxide\nDimethyltubocurarine Bromide\nDimethyltubocurarine Chloride\nDimethyltubocurarine Iodide\nDimetridazole\n(1) Incorporation in feed for prevention of histomoniasis (blackhead) for\n(a) Turkeys at levels from 100–200 ppm\n(b) Guinea fowl at levels from 125–150 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in drinking water for prevention and treatment of histomoniasis (blackhead) in turkeys and game birds, for the prevention and treatment of trichomoniasis in pigeons and for the treatment of histomoniasis in chickens\n(3) Incorporation in feed for the prevention of protozoal infections in pheasants and partridges at levels of125–150 ppm\nDinitolmide\n33.0 per cent w/w\n(1) As a coccidiostat other than in feed\n(2) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for poultry at levels from 62.5–125 ppm\nDinitrodiphenylsulphonyl-ethylenediamine\nDinoprost\nDinoprostone\nDiphetarsone\nDiprenorphine Hydrochloride\nDipyridamole\nDipyrone\nDisopyramide\nDisopyramide Phosphate\nDistigmine Bromide\nDisulfiram\nDisulphamide\nDobutamine Hydrochloride\nDopamine Hydrochloride\nDothiepin\nDothiepin Hydrochloride\nDoxapram Hydrocholoride\nFor sublingual use\nDoxepin Hydrochloride\nDoxorubicin\nDoxycycline\nDoxycycline Calcium Chelate\nDoxycycline Hydrochloride\nDroperidol\nDrostanolone\nDrostanolone Propionate\nDydrogesterone\nDyflos\nEconazole\nExternal use (except vaginal use)\nEconazole Nitrate\nExternal use (except vaginal use)\nEcothiopate Iodide\nEdogestrone\nEdrophonium Chloride\nEmbutramide\nEmepronium Bromide\nEmetine\n1.0 per cent w/v\nEmetine Bismuth Iodide\nEmetine Hydrochloride\nEquivalent of 1.0 per cent w/v of Emetine\nEnilconazole\nEnrofloxacin\nEphedrine\nExternal use\nEphedrine Hydrochloride\nExternal use\nEphedrine Sulphate\nExternal use\nEpicillin\nEpioestriol\nEpithiazide\nErgometrine Maleate\nErgometrine Tartrate\nErgot, Prepared\nErgotamine Tartrate\nErgotoxine Esylate\nErythromycin\nErythromycin Estolate\nErythromycin Ethyl Carbonate\nErythromycin Ethyl Succinate\nErythromycin Lactobionate\nErythromycin Phosphate\nErythromycin Stearate\nErythromycin Thiocyanate\nEstramustine Phosphate\nEtafedrine Hydrochloride\nEthacrynic Acid\nEthambutol Hydrochloride\nEthamivan\nEthamsylate\nEthchlorvynol\nEthebenecid\nEthiazide\nEthinyloestradiol\nEthionamide\nEthisterone\nEthoglucid\nEthoheptazine Citrate\nEthopabate\n(1) As a coccidiostat other than in feed\n(2) In feed as a coccidiostat for chickens, turkeys and guinea fowl when combined with amprolium in a mixture of 25 parts of amprolium and 1.6 parts of ethopabate at levels of 66.5–133 ppm of that mixture\nEthopropazine Hydrochloride\nEthosuximide\nEthotoin\nEthyl Acetanilide\nEthyl Biscoumacetate\nEthyloestrenol\nEthylstibamine\nEthynodiol Diacetate\nEtidronate Disodium\nEtisazole\nEtisazole Hydrochloride\nEtomidate\nFamprofazone\nFazadinium Bromide\nFebantel\nAs an anthelmintic\nFenbendazole\nAs an anthelmintic\nFenbufen\nFencamfamin Hydrochloride\nFenchlorphos\nFenfluramine Hydrochloride\nFenoprofen\nFenoprofen Calcium\nFenoterol Hydrobromide\nFenpiprane Hydrochloride\nFenprostalene\nFentin Compounds\nFeprazone\nFerrous Arsenate\nFlavophospholipol\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for\n(a) Turkeys up to 26 weeks of age; other poultry (except ducks, geese, laying hens and pigeons) up to 16 weeks of age; pigs up to 6 months of age; at levels from 1–20 ppm\n(b) Laying hens at levels from 2–5 ppm\n(c) Cattle for fattening at levels from2–10 ppm\n(d) Animals bred for fur (excluding rabbits) at levels from 2-4 ppm\n(e) Calves up to 6 months of age at levels from 6–16 ppm\n(f) Calves up to 6 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from 8–16 ppm\n(g) Piglets up to 3 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from 10–25 ppm\n(h) Rabbits at levels from 2–4 ppm\nFlavoxate Hydrochloride\nFluanisone\nFluclorolone Acetonide\nFlucloxacillin Sodium\nFlucytosine\nFludrocortisone Acetate\nFlufenamic Acid\nFlugestone\nFlugestone Acetate\nFlumedroxone Acetate\nFlumethasone\nFlumethasone Pivalate\nFlumethiazide\nFlunisolide\nFlunixin and its salts\nFluocinolone Acetonide\nFluocinonide\nFluocortolone\nFluocortolone Hexanoate\nFluocortolone Pivalate\nFluopromazine Hydrochloride\nFluorometholone\nFluorouracil\nFluorouracil Trometamol\nFluoxymesterone\nFlupenthixol Decanoate\nFlupenthixol Dihydrochloride\nFluperolone Acetate\nFluphenazine Decanoate\nFluphenazine Enanthate\nFluphenazine Hydrochloride\nFluprednidene Acetate\nFluprednisolone\nFluprostenol Sodium Salt\nFlurandrenolone\nFlurbiprofen\nFluspirilene\nFolic Acid\nDietary or nutritive use\nFormocortal\nFormosulphathiazole\nFosfestrol Tetrasodium\nFramycetin Sulphate\nFrusemide\nFumagillin\nTreatment of Nosema apis infection in bees\nFumagillin Bicyclohexylamine\nTreatment of Nosema apis infection in bees\nFuraltadone\nFurazolidone\nFusafungine\nFusidic Acid\nGallamine Triethiodide\nGelatin (40g/litre)\nGelsemine\n0.1 per cent w/v\nGelsemium\nGentamicin\nGentamicin Sulphate\nGestronol\nGestronol Hexanoate\nGlibenclamide\nGlibornuride\nGlipizide\nGliquidone\nGlutethimide\nGlycopyrronium Bromide\nGlymidine\nGonadorelin\nGramicidin\n0.02 per cent w/w\nExternal use\nGriseofulvin\nGuanethidine Monosulphate\nGuanoclor Sulphate\nGuanoxan Sulphate\nHachimycin\nHalcinonide\nHalofuginone\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening at levels from 2–3 ppm\n(b) Turkeys up to 12 weeks of age at levels from 2–3 ppm\nHaloperidol\nHaloxon\nAs an anthelmintic in horses\nHalquinol\nHeparin\nExternal use\nHeparin Calcium\nExternal use\nHeptaminol Hydrochloride\nHexachloroethane\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nHexachlorophane\n(1) Internal as a liver fluke remedy\n(2) External use\n(i) 2.0 per cent w/v\n(ii) 0.1 per cent w/v\n(iii) 0.75 per cent w/v\n(a) soaps and shampoos\n(b) aerosols\n(c) preparations other than soaps, shampoos and aerosols\nHexamine Phenylcinchoninate\nHexoestrol\nHexoestrol Dipropionate\nL-Histidine Hydrochloride\nDietary or nutritive use\nHomatropine\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nHomatropine Hydrobromide\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nHomatropine Methylbromide\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nHydrallazine Hydrochloride\nHydrargaphen\nLocal application to skin\nHydrobromic Acid\nHydrochlorothiazide\nHydrocortamate Hydrochloride\nHydrocortisone\nHydrocortisone Acetate\nHydrocortisone 17-Butyrate\nHydrocortisone Caprylate\nHydrocortisone Hydrogen Succinate\nHydrocortisone Sodium Phosphate\nHydrocortisone Sodium Succinate\nHydroflumethiazide\nHydroxychloroquine Sulphate\n4-Hydroxy-3-Nitrophenylarsonic Acid\nHydroxymethylgramicidin\nHydroxyprogesterone\nHydroxyprogesterone\nEnanthate\nHydroxyprogesterone Hexanoate\nHydroxyurea\nHydroxyzine Embonate\nHydroxyzine Hydrochloride\nHyoscine\n(1) 0.15 per cent w/v\n(1) Internal use\n(2) External use (except local ophthalmic use)\nHyoscine Butylbromide\nExternal use\nHyoscine Hydrobromide\nExternal use (except local ophthalmic use)\nHyoscine Methobromide\nExternal use\nHyoscine Methonitrate\nExternal use\nHyoscyamine\nExternal use\nHyoscyamine Hydrobromide\nExternal use\nHyoscyamine Sulphate\nExternal use\nIbuprofen\nIdoxuridine\nIfosfamide\nIgnatius Bean\nImipramine\nImipramine Hydrochloride\nImipramine Ion Exchange Resin Bound Salt or Complex\nIndapamide Hemihydrate\nIndomethacin\nIndoramin Hydrochloride\nIpratropium Bromide\nIprindole Hydrochloride\nIproniazid Phosphate\nIpronidazole\nIsoaminile\nIsoaminile Citrate\nIsocarboxazid\nIsoetharine\nIsoetharine Hydrochloride\nIsoetharine Mesylate\nIsoniazid\nIsoprenaline Hydrochloride\nIsoprenaline Sulphate\nIsopropamide Iodide\nIsopyrin\nIsoxsuprine Hydrochloride\nIvermectin\nAs an anthelmintic, ectoparasiticide and warble fly treatment\nJaborandi\nExternal use\nKanamycin Sulphate\nKetamine Hydrochloride\nKetoprofen\nKhellin\nLabetolol Hydrochloride\nLanatoside C\nLanatoside Complex A, B and C\nLasalocid Sodium\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\nChickens for fattening and chickens reared for laying up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 75–125 ppm\nTurkeys up to 12 weeks of age at levels from 90–125 ppm\nLead Arsenate\nLevallorphan Tartrate\nLevamisole and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nLevodopa\nLignocaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nLignocaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nLincomycin\nLincomycin Hydrochloride\nLiothyronine Sodium\nLithium Carbonate\nLithium Sulphate\nLobeline\nExternal use\nLobeline Hydrochloride\nExternal use\nLobeline Sulphate\nExternal use\nLofepramine\nLoperamide Hydrochloride\nLuprositol\nLuteinising Hormone\nLymecycline\nLynoestrenol\nLypressin\nMaduramicin Ammonium\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening at a level of5 ppm\nMafenide\nMafenide Acetate\nMafenide Hydrochloride\nMafenide Propionate\n5.0 per cent w/v\nEye drops\nMagnesium Bromide\nMagnesium Fluoride\nMandragora Autumnalis\nMannomustine Hydrochloride\nMaprotiline Hydrochloride\nMebenazine\nMebendazole\nAs an anthelmintic\nMebeverine Hydrochloride\nMebezonium Iodide\nMecamylamine Hydrochloride\nMeclofenoxate Hydrochloride\nMedetomidine Hydrochloride\nMedigoxin\nMedroxyprogesterone Acetate\nMefenamic Acid\nMefruside\nMegestrol\nMegestrol Acetate\nMelarsonyl Potassium\nMelarsoprol\nMelengestrol\nMelengestrol Acetate\nMelphalan\nMelphalan Hydrochloride\nMenotrophin\nMepenzolate Bromide\nMephenesin\nMephenesin Carbamate\nMepivacaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nMequitazine\nMercaptopurine\nMercuderamide\nMersalyl\nMersalyl Acid\nMesoridazine\nMestanolone\nMesterolone\nMestranol\nMetabutethamine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nMetaraminol Tartrate\nMetformin Hydrochloride\nMethacycline\nMethacycline Calcium\nMethacycline Hydrochloride\nMethallenoestril\nMethandienone\nMethandriol\nMethdilazine Hydrochloride\nMethenolone Acetate\nMethenolone Enanthate\nMethicillin Sodium\nMethindizate Hydrochloride\nMethixene\nMethixene Hydrochloride\nMethocarbamol\nMethohexitone Sodium\nMethoin\nMethorserpidine\nMethotrexate\nMethotrexate Sodium\nMethotrimeprazine\nMethotrimeprazine Hydrochloride\nMethotrimeprazine Maleate\nMethoxamine Hydrochloride\n0.25 per cent w/v\nNasal drops not containing liquid paraffin as a vehicle\nMethoxyflurane\nMethsuximide\nMethyclothiazide\nN-Methyl Acetanilide\nMethyl Benzoquate\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening, chickens reared for laying up to 16 weeks of age and turkeys up to 12 weeks of age when combined with meticlorpindol in a mixture of 100 parts of meticlorpindol and 8.35 parts of methyl benzoquate at a level of 110 ppm of that mixture\n(b) Rabbits when combined with meticlorpindol in a mixture of 100 parts of meticlorpindol and 8.35 parts of methyl benzoquate at a level of 220 ppm of that mixture\nMethyldopa\nMethyldopate Hydrochloride\nMethylephedrine Hydrochloride\nMethylergometrine Maleate\nMethylpentynol\nMethylpentynol Carbamate\nMethylprednisolone\nMethylprednisolone Acetate\nMethylprednisolone Sodium Succinate\nMethylsulphonal\nMethyltestosterone\nMethylthiouracil\nMethysergide Maleate\nMeticlorpindol\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening, pheasants, partridges and guinea fowl at a level of125 ppm\n(b) Rabbits at levels from 125–200 ppm\n(c) Chickens for fattening, chickens reared for laying up to 16 weeks of age and turkeys up to 12 weeks of age when combined with methyl benzoquate in a mixture of 100 parts of meticlorpindol and 8.35 parts of methyl benzoquate at a level of 110 ppm of that mixture\n(d) Rabbits when combined with methyl benzoquate in a mixture of 100 parts of meticlorpindol and 8.35 parts of methyl benzoquate at a level of 220 ppm of that mixture\nMetirosine\nMetoclopramide Hydrochloride\nMetolazone\nMetomidate Hydrochloride\nMetoprolol Tartrate\nMetriphonate\nAs a warble fly treatment\nMetronidazole\nMetyrapone\nMexiletine Hydrochloride\nMianserin Hydrochloride\nMiconazole\nExternal use (except vaginal use)\nMiconazole Nitrate\nExternal use (except vaginal use)\nMinocycline\nMinocycline Hydrochloride\nMithramycin\nMitobronitol\nMitomycin C\nMitopodozide\nMolindone Hydrochloride\nMonensin Sodium\n(1) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening at levels from 100–125 ppm\n(b) Chickens reared for laying up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 100–120 ppm\n(c) Turkeys up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 90–100 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in feed as a growth promoter for cattle for fattening at levels from 10–40 ppm\nMorantel and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nMorazone Hydrochloride\nMurtine Hydrochloride\nNadolol\nNaftidrofuryl Oxalate\nNalidixic Acid\nNalorphine Hydrobromide\nNaloxone Hydrochloride\nNandrolone Decanoate\nNandrolone Laureate\nNandrolone Phenylpropionate\nNaphazoline Hydrochloride\n0.015 per cent w/v\nEye drops\nNaphazoline Nitrate\n0.05 per cent w/v\nNaphthalophos\nAs an anthelmintic\nNaproxen\nNaproxen Sodium\nNarasin\n(1) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening at levels from 60–70 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening when combined with nicarbazin in a mixture of equal parts of narasin and nicarbazin at levels from 80–100 ppm of that mixture\nNatamycin\nNeoarsphenamine\nNeomycin\nNeomycin Oleate\nNeomycin Palmitate\nNeomycin Sulphate\nNeomycin Undecanoate\nNeostigmine Bromide\nNeostigmine Methylsulphate\nNialamide\nNicarbazin\n(1) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening up to 4 weeks of age at levels from 100–125 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening when combined with narasin in a mixture of equal parts of narasin and nicarbazin at levels from 80–100 ppm of that mixture\nNiclosamide\nAs an anthelmintic\nNicotinaldehyde Thiosemicarbazone\nNicoumalone\nNifedipine\nNifenazone\nNifuroquine\nNifursol\nIncorporation in feed for prevention of histomoniasis (blackhead) in turkeys at levels from 50–75 ppm\nNikethamide\nNiridazole\nNitrofurantoin\nNitrofurazone\nNitroscanate\nNitroxoline\nNitroxynil and its salts\nAs a liver fluke remedy and an anthelmintic\nNomifensine Hydrogen Maleate\nNoradrenaline\nNoradrenaline Acid Tartrate\nNorethandrolone\nNorethisterone\nNorethisterone Acetate\nNorethynodrel\nNorgestrel d-Norgestrel\nNortriptyline Hydrochloride\nNovobiocin Calcium\nNovobiocin Sodium\nNux Vomica Seed\nNystatin\nOctacosactrin\nOestradiol\nOestradiol Benzoate\nOestradiol Cypionate\nOestradiol Dipropionate\nOestradiol Diundecanoate\nOestradiol Enanthate\nOestradiol Phenylpropionate\nOestradiol Undecanoate\nOestradiol Valerate\nOestriol\nOestriol Di-Hemi Succinate\nOestrogenic Substances Conjugated\nOestrone\nOlaquindox\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for piglets up to 4 months of age at levels of 15–50 ppm and for piglets up to 4 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from 50–100 ppm\nOleandomycin Phosphate\nOpipramol Hydrochloride\nOrciprenaline Sulphate\nOrphenadrine Citrate\nOrphenadrine Hydrochloride\nOrthocaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nOuabain\nOvandrotone\nOvarian Gland Dried\nOxamniquine\nOxandrolone\nOxantel Pamoate\nOxedrine Tartrate\nOxfendazole\nAs a liver fluke remedy and an anthelmintic\nOxibendazole\nAs an anthelmintic\nOxolinic Acid\nOxophernarsine Hydrochloride\nOxophenarsine Tartrate\nOxpentifylline\nOxprenolol Hydrochloride\nOxybuprocaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nOxyclozanide\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nOxymesterone\nOxymetholone\nOxypertine\nOxypertine Hydrochloride\nOxyphenbutazone\nOxyphencyclimine Hydrochloride\nOxyphenonium Bromide\nOxytetracycline\nOxytetracycline Calcium\nOxytetracycline Dihydrate\nOxytetracycline Hydrochloride\nOxytocin, natural\nOxytocin, synthetic\nPancuronium Bromide\nPapaverine\nPapaverine Hydrochloride\nPapaveroline\nPapaveroline 2-Sulphonic Acid\nParaldehyde\nPramethadione\nParamethasone Acetate\nParathyroid Gland\nParbendazole\nAs an anthelmintic\nParglyine Hydrochloride\nParomomycin Sulphate\nPecilocin\nPempidine Tartrate\nPenamecillin\nPenethamate Hydriodide\nPenicillamine\nPenicillamine Hydrochloride\nPentacosactride\nPenthienate Methobromide\nPentolinium Tartrate\nPerhexiline Hydrogen Maleate\nPericyazine\nPerphenazine\nPhenacaine\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nPhenacemide\nPhenacetin\n0.1 per cent w/w\nPhenarsone Sulphoxylate\nPhenazone\nExternal use only\nPhenazone and Caffeine Citrate\nPhenazone Salicylate\nPhenbenicillin Potassium\nPhenbutrazate Hydrochloride\nPhenelzine Sulphate\nPhenethicillin Potassium\nPheneturide\nPhenformin Hydrochloride\nPhenglutarmide Hydrochloride\nPhenindione\nPhenothiazine\nAs an anthelmintic\nPhenoxybenzamine Hydrochloride\nPhenoxymethyl-penicillin\nPhenoxymethyl-penicillin Calcium\nPhenoxymethyl-penicillin Potassium\nPhenprocoumon\nPhensuximide\nPhentolamine Hydrochloride\nPhentolamine Mesylate\nPhenyl Aminosalicylate\nPhenylbutazone\nPhenylbutazone Sodium\nPhenylpropanolamine Hydrochloride\nPhenytoin\nPhenytoin Sodium\nPhthalylsulphathiazole\nPhysostigmine\nPhysostigmine Aminoxide Salicylate\nPhysostigmine Salicylate\nPhysostigmine Sulphate\nPicrotoxin\nPilocarpine\nPilocarpine Hydrochloride\nPilocarpine Nitrate\nPimozide\nPindolol\nPipenzolate Bromide\nPiperazine Carbon Disulphide Complex\nAs an anthelmintic\nPiperazine Oestrone Sulphate\nPiperidolate Hydrochloride\nPipothiazine Palmitate\nPiracetam\nPiroxicam Pituitary Gland (Whole Dried)\nPituitary Powdered (Posterior Lobe)\nPivampicillin Hydrochloride\nPivmecillinam\nPivmecillinam Hydrochloride\nPizotifen\nPizotifen Hydrogen Maleate\nPodophyllum\nPodophyllum Indian\nPodophyllum Resin\n20.0 per cent w/v or w/w\nExternal use\nPoldine Methysulphate\nPolidexide\nPolidexide Hydrochloride\nPolidexide Sulphate\nPolmyxin B Sulphate\nPolyoestradiol Phosphate\nPolythiazide\nPotassium Aminosalycylate\nPotassium Arsenate\n0.0127 per cent w/v or w/w\nPotassium Bromide\nPotassium Clorazepate\nPotassium Perchlorate\nPractolol\nPralidoxime Chloride\nPralidoxime Iodide\nPralidoxime Mesylate\nPrazosin Hydrochloride\nPrednisolone\nPrednisolone Acetate\nPrednisolone Butylacetate\nPrednisolone Hexanoate\nPrednisolone Pivalate\nPrednisolone Sodium\nPhosphate\nPrednisolone Sodium m-Sulphobenzoate\nPrednisolone 21-Steaglate\nPrednisone\nPrednisone Acetate\nPrenylamine Lactate\nPrilocaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nPrimidone\nProbenencid\nProbucol\nProcainamide Hydrochloride\nProcaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nProcaine Penicillin\nProcarbazine Hydrochloride\nProchlorperazine Edisylate\nProchlorperazine Maleate\nProchlorperazine Mesylate\nProcyclidine Hydrochloride\nProgesterone\nProlactin\nProligestone\nProlintane Hydrochloride\nPromazine Embonate\nPromazine Hydrochloride\nPropanidid\nPropantheline Bromide\nPropicillin Potassium\nPropiomazine Hydrogen Maleate\nPropranolol Hydrochloride\nPropylhexedrine\nPropylhexedrine Hydrochloride\nPropylthiouracil\nPropyphenazone\nProquamezine Fumarate\nProstaglandin F2 Alpha Tromethamine\nProstalene\nProtamine Sulphate\nProthionamide\nProthipendyl Hydrochloride\nProtoveratrines A and B\nProtriptyline Hydrochloride\nProxymetacaine Hydrochloride\nAny non-parenteral use except local ophthalmic use\nPseudoephedrine Hydrochloride\nPyrantel and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nPyrazinamide\nPyridostigmine Bromide\nPyrimethamine\nL-Pyroglutamyl-L-Histidyl-L-Proline Amide\nQuinestradol\nQuinestrol\nQuinethazone\nQuingestanol\nQuinidine\nQuinidine Bisulphate\nQuinidine Phenylethyl-barbiturate\nQuinidine Polygalacturonate\nQuinidine Sulphate\nQuinine\nAs a fish ectoparasiticide\nQuinine Bisulphate\nQuinine Dihydrochloride\nQuinine Ethyl Carbonate\nQuinine Glycerophosphate\nQuinine Hydrobromide\nQuinine Hydrochloride\nQuinine Iodobismuthate\nQuinine Phenylcinchoninate\nQuinine Phosphate\nQuinine Salicylate\nQuinine Sulphate\nQuinine Tannate\nQuinine and Urea Hydrochloride\nRacephedrine Hydrochloride\nExternal use\nRauwolfia (Serpentina and Vomitoria)\nRazoxane\nReproterol Hydrochloride\nRescinnamine\nReserpine\nRifamide\nRifampicin\nRifamycin\nRimiterol Hydrobromide\nRitodrine Hydrochoride\nRobenidine\nIncoporation in feed as a coccidiostat for\n(a) Chickens for fattening and turkeys at levels from 30–36 ppm\n(b) Rabbits for fattening and for breeding purposes at levels from 50–66 ppm\nRolitetracycline Nitrate\nRonidazole\nIncorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for turkeys at evels from 60–90 ppm\nSabadilla\nSalazosulphadimidine\nSalbutamol\nSalbutamol Sulphate\nSalcatonin\nSalcatonin Hydrated Polyacetate\nSalinomycin Sodium\n(1) Incorporation in feed as a coccidiostat for chickens for fattening at levels from 50–70 ppm\n(2) Incorporation in feed as a growth promoter for\n(a) Piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 30–60 ppm\n(b) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age at levels from 15–30 ppm\nSalmefamol\nSalsalate\nSarafloxacin\nSerum Gonadotrophin\nSilver Sulphadiazine\nSissomicin\nSodium Aminosalicylate\nSodium Antimonylgluconate\nSodium Apolate\nExternal use\nSodium Arsanilate\nSodium Arsenate\nSodium Arsenite\n0.013 per cent w/v\nSodium Bromate\nSodium Bromide\n0.85 per cent w/v\nExternal use, as a stabilizer in Iodophor complexes\nSodium Cacodylate\nSodium Cromoglycate\nSodium Ethacrynate\nSodium Fluoride\nSodium Fusidate\nSodium Glycarsamate\nAs an anthelmintic\nSodium Hyaluronate\nSodium Lactate\nSodium Methylarsinate\nSodium Monofluorophosphate\nSodium Pelenite\nSodium Penicillin\nSodium Stibogluconate\nSodium Valproate\nSolapsone\nSotalol Hydrochloride\nSpectinomycin\nSpiramycin\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for\n(a) Turkeys up to 26 weeks of age at levels from 5–20 ppm\n(b) Other poultry (excluding ducks, geese, laying hens and pigeons) up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 5–20 ppm\n(c) For calves, lambs and kids up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 5–50 ppm; between 17 weeks and 6 months of age at levels from 5–20 ppm; up to 6 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from5–80 ppm\n(d) Piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 5–50 ppm and up to 3 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from 5–80 ppm\n(e) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age at levels from 5–20 ppm\n(f) Animals bred for fur (excluding rabbits) at levels from 5–20 ppm\nSpiramycin Adipate\nSpironolactone\nStannous Fluoride\nStanolone\nStanozolol\nStibocaptate\nStibophen\nStreptodornase\nExternal use\nStreptokinase\nExternal use\nStreptomycin\nStreptomycin Sulphate\nStrontium Bromide\nStrophanthin-K\nStrychnine\nStrychnine Arsenate\nStrychnine Hydrochloride\nStyramate\nSuccinylsulphathiazole\nSulfabenz\nSulfacytine\nSulfadicramide\nSulfadoxine\nSulfametopyrazine\nSulfamonomethoxine\nSulfapyrazole\nSulindac\nSulphabromomethazine\nSulphacetamide\nSulphacetamide Sodium\nSulphachlorpyridazine\nSulphadiazine\nSulphadiazine Sodium\nSulphadimethoxine\nSulphadimidine\nSulphadimidine Sodium\nSulphadoxine\nSulphaethidole\nSulphafurazole\nSulphafurazole Diethanolamine\nSulphaguanidine\nSulphaloxic Acid\nSulphamerazine\nSulphamerazine Sodium\nSulphamethizole\nSulphamethoxazole\nSulphamethoxydiazine\nSulphamethoxypyridazine\nSulphamethoxypyridazine Sodium\nSulphamethylphenazole\nSulphamorprine\nSulphamoxole\nSulphanilamide\n5.0 per cent w/w\nPowered surface wound dressings for farm animals\nSulphanitran\nSulphaphenazole\nSulphapyridine\nSulphapyridine Sodium\nSulpharsphenamine\nSulphasalazine\nSulphasomidine\nSulphasomidine Sodium\nSulphathiazole\nSulphathiazole Sodium\nSulphathiourea\nSulphatolamide\nSulphaurea\nSulphinpyrazone\nSulphomyxin Sodium\nSulphonal\nSulpiride\nSulthiame\nSuxamethonium Bromide\nSuxamethonium Chloride\nSuxethonium Bromide\nTacrine Hydrochloride\nTalampicillin\nTalampicillin Hydrochloride\nTalampicillin Napsylate\nTamoxifen\nTamoxifen Citrate\nTeclothiazide Potassium\nTernazepam\nTerbutaline\nTerbutaline Sulphate\nTestosterone\nTestosterone Acetate\nTestosterone 17B Chloral Hemiacetal\nTestosterone Cyclohexylpropionate\nTestosterone Cypionate\nTestosterone Decanoate\nTestosterone Enanthate\nTestosterone Isocaproate\nTestosterone Phenylpropionate\nTestosterone Propionate\nTetrabenazine\nTetracosactrin\nTetracosactrin Acetate\nTetracycline\nTetracycline Hydrochloride\nTetracycline Phosphate Complex\nTetramisole and its salts\nAs an anthelmintic\nThallium Acetate\nTheophylline Anhydrous\nTheophylline Hydrate\nThiabendazole\nAs an anthelmintic\nThiambutosine\nThiamine Hydrochloride\nThiethylperazine\nThiethylperazine Malate\nThiethylperazine Maleate\nThiocarlide\nThioguanine\nThiopentone Sodium\nThiophanate\nAs an anthelmintic\nThiopropazate Hydrochloride\nThioproperazine Mesylate\nThioridazine\nThioridazine Hydrochloride\nThiosinamine\nThiosinamine and Ethyl Iodide\nThiostrepton\nThiotepa\nThiothixene\nThiouracil\nThymoxamine Hydrochloride\nThyroid\nThyrotrophin\nThyrotrophin Releasing Hormone\nThyroxine Sodium\nTiamulin and its salts\nTiamulin Hydrogen Fumarate\nTigliodine Hydrobromide\nTimolol Maleate\nTinidazole\nTobramycin Sulphate\nTofenacin Hydrochloride\nTolazamide\nTolazoline Hydrochloride\nExternal use\nTolbutamide\nTolbutamide Sodium\nTolmetin Sodium Dihydrate\nTolperisone\nTotaquine\nTranexamic Acid\nTranylcypromine Sulphate\nTrazodone\nTrenbolone Acetate\nTreosulphan\nTretamine\nTretinoin\nTriacetoleandomycin\nTriamcinolone\nTriamcinolone Acetonide\nTriamcinolone Diacetate\nTriamcinolone Hexacetonide\nTriamterine\nTriaziquone\nTriazolam\nTribromoethyl Alcohol\nTribromsalam\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nTriclabendazole\nAs a liver fluke remedy\nTriclofos Sodium\nTricyclamol Chloride\nTrifluoperazine\nTrifluoperazine Hydrochloride\nTrifluoperidol\nTrilostane\nTrimeprazine\nTrimeprazine Tartrate\nTrimetaphan Camsylate\nTrimetazidine\nTrimeyazidine Hydrochloride\nTrimethoprim\nTrimipramine Maleate\nTrimipramine Mesylate\nTrimustine Hydrochloride\nTropicamide\nTroxidone\nL-Tryptophan\n(1) Dietary or nutritive use\n(2) Any non-parenteral external use\nTubocurarine Chloride\nTybamate\nTylosin\nTylosin Phosphate\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for\n(a) Piglets up to 4 months of age at levels from 10 to 40 ppm\n(b) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age at levels from 5 to 20 ppm\nTylosin Tartrate\nTyrothricin\nUramustine\nUrea Stilbamine\nUredofus\nUrethane\nUridine-5-Triphosphpric Acid\nUrokinase\nVaccines– Anthrax Spore (Living) Vaccine\nAujesky’s Disease Vaccine Bovine lungworm (Living) Oral Vaccine\nBovine Parainfluenza/\nBedsonia/Adenovirus Vaccine\nBovine Rotavirus Vaccine\nBrucella Abortus (Strain 45/20) Vaccine\nClone C Marek’s Disease Vaccine\nCorynebacterium Pyogenes Vaccine\nJoint III Vaccine\nPorcine Parvovirus Vaccine\nOrf (Live) Vaccine\nSalmonella Cholerae Suis (Living) Vaccine\nStaphylococcal Vaccine\nTurkey Rhinotracheitis Vaccine\nFor cats:\nFeline Calici Virus Infections Vaccine\nFeline Infectious Enteritis (Panleucopaenia) Vaccine\nFeline Viral Rhinotracheitis Vaccine\nFor dogs:\nBordetella bronchiseptica Vaccine\nCanine Adenovirus Vaccine\nCanine Parvovirus Vaccine\nCanine Distemper (both canine distemper and measle antigens) Vaccine\nCanine Viral Hepatitis Vaccine\nLeptospirosis (both L. canicola and L. icterohaemorrhagiae antigens) Vaccine\nRabies Vaccine\nFor horses:\nBrucellosis Vaccine\nEquine Influenza Vaccine\nTetanus Vaccine\nFor rabbits:\nMyxomatosis Vaccine\nValporic Acid\nVancomycin Hydrochloride\nVasopressin Injection\nVasopressin Tannate\nVerapamil Hydrochloride\nVeratrine\nVeratrum (Green and White)\nVidarabine\nViloxazine Hydrochloride\nVinblastine Sulphate\nVincristine Sulphate\nViomycin Pantothenate\nViomycin Sulphate\nVirginiamycin\nIncorporation in feed as a growth promoter for\n(a) Piglets up to 4 months of age; calves up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 5 to 50 ppm;\n(b) Pigs between 4 and 6 months of age; calves between 17 weeks and 6 months of age; turkeys up to 26 weeks of age; other poultry (except ducks, geese, laying hens and pigeons) up to 16 weeks of age at levels from 5 to 20 ppm\n(c) Calves up to 6 months of age in milk replacer feeds at levels from 5 to 80 ppm\n(d) Laying hens at a level of 20 ppm\n(e) Cattle for fattening at levels from 15 to 40 ppm\nWarfarin\nWarfarin Sodium\nXipamide\nXylazine Hydrochloride\nYohimbine Hydrochloride\nZeranol",
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      "type": "footnote",
      "label": "f1",
      "text": "Additional restrictions on the retail sale or supply of products containing chloroform are imposed by the Medicines (Chloroform Prohibition) Order 1979 (S.I. 1979/382, amended by S.I. 1980/263)."
    },
    {
      "type": "footnote",
      "label": "f2",
      "text": "See also the Medicines (Phenacetin Prohibition) Order 1979 (S.I. 1979/1181)."
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