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Reclassifications
Increasingly more products are being reclassified or switched from POM to P, providing a larger repertoire of medicines which pharmacists can select from to treat their patients.
We monitor POM to P switches, and actively assess and work towards producing guidance where we consider this is needed by members.
Click on the links below to view guidance produced:
- Amorolfine nail lacquer (May 2006)
- Azithromycin (November 2008)
- Chloramphenicol eye drops (November 2011)
- Omeprazole (May 2011)
- Orlistat (July 2011)
- Sumatriptan (June 2006)
- Tamsulosin (March 2010)
- Tranexamic acid P medicine (January 2011)
Further information
- MHRA list of recently reclassified medicines
- MHRA consolidated list of reclassified medicines since April 2002
- The electronic Medicines Compendium (eMC)
Patient Information Leaflets (PILS) and Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) for medicines
