Medicines supplied by an authorised prescriber, on a prescription or made up by a pharmacist for one patient are exempt from the general labelling rules (unless State or Territory law says otherwise) only if labelled to Appendix L clause 1: English text at least 1.5 mm high in durable characters, the dispenser's name, address and telephone number, the approved or proprietary name (unless the dispenser's own formula), adequate directions, strength and form, total quantity, KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN in red on white, POISON or FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY in red on white for external products, the patient's name for human medicines or the species, owner and FOR ANIMAL TREATMENT ONLY for veterinary chemicals, and for prescription supply the prescription reference number, supply date and prescribed directions. Dispensed human medicines containing a poison in Appendix L clause 2 (such as isotretinoin, thalidomide, lenalidomide, bosentan or tirzepatide) must carry each listed Appendix F warning, and those in Appendix K must carry a sedation warning (Appendix F items 39, 40 or 90).
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