Therapeutic Goods Order No. 92 - Standard for labels of non-prescription medicines
(6) Medicine kits(6) Medicine kits
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(6) Medicine kits
The label on a package that, together with medicines, constitutes a medicine kit must include the following information:
(a) the name given to the kit; and
(b) the name and contact details of the sponsor of the kit; and
(c) the name of each of the medicines within the kit and its dosage form; and
(d) the name, and quantity or proportion, of all active ingredients in each of the medicines within the kit; and
(e) the quantity of each medicine within the kit; and
(f) the batch number of the kit preceded by the batch number prefix; and
(g) an expiry date for the kit, being the earliest expiry date of the medicines within the kit, preceded by the expiry date prefix; and
(h) any warning statements that relate to any of the medicines within the kit; and
(i) storage conditions applicable to the kit, being the most restrictive of the storage conditions for any of the medicines within the kit; and
(j) the listing number given to the kit, set out on the label consistent with the requirements specified in the Regulations.
Note: The label on the container and on the primary pack (if any) of each medicine within a medicine kit must comply with the requirements of this Order.