SCHEDULE 1 - Substances to whi SCHEDULE 1 - Substances to which section 36 of the Poisons Act 1971 applies

Clause 4

| 1. | Anabolic and androgenic steroidal agents, including those separately specified in Schedule 4 of the Poisons List (S4). | | 2. | Androisoxazole. | | 3. | AOD-9604(CAS No.221231-10-3). | | 4. | Benactyzine, and other substances structurally derived from diphenylmethane with ataractic properties. | | 5. | Benzodiazepine derivatives not elsewhere specified in this Schedule (except clonazepam and midazolam). | | 6. | Boldenone (otherwise known as dehydrotestosterone). | | 7. | Bromazepam. | | 8. | Bromides (S4). | | 9. | Bromvaletone. | | 10. | Butylchloral hydrate. | | 11. | Captodiame. | | 12. | Carbromal. | | 13. | Cathine. | | 14. | Chloral hydrate (S4). | | 15. | Chlorbutol (S4). | | 16. | Chlordiazepoxide. | | 17. | Chlormethiazole. | | 18. | Chlormezanone. | | 19. | CJC-1295 (CAS No.863288-34-0). | | 20. | Clobazam. | | 21. | Clonazepam. | | 22. | Clorazepate. | | 23. | Clostebol (otherwise known as 4-chlorotestosterone). | | 24. | Codeine (S4). | | 25. | Darbepoetin alfa. | | 26. | Dextropropoxyphene (S4). | | 27. | Diazepam. | | 28. | Diethylpropion. | | 29. | Drostanolone. | | 30. | Ephedrine (S4). | | 31. | Epoetin alfa. | | 32. | Epoetin beta. | | 33. | Erythropoietin. | | 34. | Erythropoietins except when separately specified in this Schedule. | | 35. | Ethchlorvynol. | | 36. | Ethinamate. | | 37. | Ethyloestrenol. | | 38. | Fluoxymesterone. | | 39. | Flurazepam. | | 40. | Follistatin. | | 41. | Glutethimide. | | 42. | Growth hormone-releasing hormones (GHRHs), including those separately specified in Schedule 4 to the Poisons List. | | 43. | Growth hormone-releasing peptide-6 (GHRP-6). | | 44. | Growth hormone-releasing peptides (GHRPs), including those separately specified in Schedule 4 to the Poisons List. | | 45. | Growth hormone-releasing secretagogues (GHSs), including those separately specified in Schedule 4 to the Poisons List. | | 46. | Hexarelin. | | 47. | Insulin-like growth factors. | | 48. | Ipamorelin. | | 49. | Lorazepam. | | 50. | Medazepam. | | 51. | Meprobamate. | | 52. | Mestanolone. | | 53. | Mesterolone (otherwise known as methyldihydrotestosterone). | | 54. | Methandienone (otherwise known as methandrostenolone). | | 55. | Methandriol. | | 56. | Methenolone. | | 57. | Methylpentynol and other substituted alkynes for internal use. | | 58. | Methyltestosterone. | | 59. | Methyprylone. | | 60. | Mibolerone. | | 61. | Midazolam. | | 62. | Nalbuphine. | | 63. | Nandrolone (otherwise known as nortestosterone). | | 64. | Nitrazepam. | | 65. | Norethandrolone. | | 66. | Oxandrolone. | | 67. | Oxazepam. | | 68. | Oxymesterone (otherwise known as hydroxymethyltestosterone). | | 69. | Oxymetholone. | | 70. | Paraldehyde. | | 71. | Phentermine. | | 72. | Pralmorelin (growth hormone-releasing peptide-2) (GHRP-2). | | 73. | Prazepam. | | 74. | Pseudoephedrine (S4). | | 75. | Selective androgen receptor modulators. | | 76. | Somatropin (human growth hormone). | | 77. | Stanolone (otherwise known as dihydrotestosterone). | | 78. | Stanozolol. | | 79. | Temazepam. | | 80. | Testosterone (S4). | | 81. | Tramadol. | | 82. | Trenbolone (S4). | | 83. | Triazolam. | | 84. | Triclofos. | | 85. | Zolpidem (S4). | | 86. | Zopiclone (S4). |