Therapeutic Goods Order No. 92 - Standard for labels of non-prescription medicines
(4) Formulations containing both homoeop(4) Formulations containing both homoeopathic preparations and non-homoeopathic ingredients
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(4) Formulations containing both homoeopathic preparations and non-homoeopathic ingredients
Where a medicine contains active ingredients that are homoeopathic preparations, and other active ingredients that are not homoeopathic preparations, then, in addition to the requirements referred to in sections 8 and 9 above:
(a) the main label on the container and the main label on the primary pack (if any) must include a statement to the effect that the medicine contains homoeopathic preparations in text size that is not less than 50% of the text size of the name of the medicine and (in any event) not less than 2 millimetres; and
(b) the label on the container and the label on the primary pack (if any) must differentiate ingredients that are homoeopathic preparations from those that are not, such as by including the statement ‘contains homoeopathic preparations of’ adjacent to the list of homoeopathic ingredients, or by prefacing the name of the homoeopathic active ingredient with the term ‘homoeopathic’.