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It’s important to understand how to correctly use scientific or clinical claims when advertising therapeutic goods to the public.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued two infringement notices to Peter Evans Chef totalling $25,200 for alleged breaches of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (the Act). Mr Evans is the sole Director/Secretary of the Company.

Schedule 3 medicines are pharmacist-only medicines. They are available from pharmacies without a prescription; however, a pharmacist must be consulted to ensure professional advice is received. Schedule 3 medicines will have the words ‘PHARMACIST ONLY MEDICINE’ on the label.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued twelve infringement notices totalling $151,200 for the alleged unlawful advertising of Miracle Mineral Supplement (also referred to as Miracle Mineral Solution) and other medicines by Southern Cross Directories trading as MMS Australia.

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The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued ATP Science with 24 infringement notices totalling $302,400.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued Oxymed Australia five infringement notices, with penalties of $63,000 for alleged advertising breaches.

In Queensland under the Prostitution Act it is an offence to publish an advertisement for prostitution if it is not in the approved form. The…