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Macrogol 3350; Potassium chloride; Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium chloride

APO MACROGOL PLUS ELECTROLYTES

Metformin hydrochloride

APO Metformin

Acamprosate calcium

APO-Acamprosate

Aciclovir

APO-Aciclovir

Adefovir dipivoxil

APO-ADEFOVIR

Alendronic acid

APO-Alendronate Once Weekly Tablets

Amiodarone hydrochloride

APO-Amiodarone tablets

Amisulpride

APO-Amisulpride

Amitriptyline hydrochloride

APO-Amitriptyline

Amlodipine

APO-Amlodipine

Amoxicillin; Clavulanic acid

APO-Amoxycillin and Clavulanic Acid 875mg/125mg

Amoxicillin

APO-Amoxycillin Capsules

Amoxicillin

APO-Amoxycillin Suspension

Anastrozole

APO-Anastrozole Tablets

Aripiprazole

APO-Aripiprazole Tablets

Atenolol

APO-Atenolol

Atomoxetine

APO-Atomoxetine Capsules

Atorvastatin

APO-Atorvastatin

Azathioprine

APO-Azathioprine

Azithromycin

APO-Azithromycin Tablets

 
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Active ingredient prescribing: all you need to know

The way medicine information looks on your prescription from your doctor is changing. The change is part of an Australian Government initiative, and means most Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) and Repatriation PBS (RPBS) prescription medicines will be prescribed by their active ingredient rather than their brand name.

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Opioid prescribing changes – improving safety, reducing harm

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This content was developed with funding from the Therapeutic Goods Administration, Australian Government Department of Health.

This resource was developed in collaboration with the Painaustralia Consumer Advisory Group.


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