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What are the chemicals in my medication?

30th of April, 2020

Knowing where to look for information about drug ingredients will assist you in making better decisions regarding your medications.








Components and inactive ingredients are used to make medicines. can also have traces of other compounds used in the manufacturing process








Ingredient that is active




The active compounds have a therapeutic effect.








Here are some examples of active ingredients:








paracetamol is a common ingredient in pain relievers.




in the treatment of high cholesterol




Some multivitamins contain an acid (vitamin C).




Ingredients that have no effect




All other non-active compounds utilised in medicine are referred to as inactive ingredients. Some inactive ingredients are required for the medicine to work properly.








Inactive ingredients of this class include:








preservatives




flavours




colours




Fillers are substances that help a pill stay together.




Aids to manufacturing




A manufacturing aid is a material that aids in the production of a drug but is not intended to remain in it. These compounds are sometimes found in trace amounts in medicines, although they are not considered medicines.






The following are some examples of manufacturing aids:








As a lubricant, soy oil is employed.




Vaccines are cultured using eggs.




Where can I get ingredient information?




To learn more about the ingredients in your drug, look at the label. Important information regarding the drug is included on the label, including:








the active ingredient in the medicine's name and dosage




any common allergies found in the medication, such as dairy products




any common allergens utilised in the manufacturing of the medicine that are expected to be present in it




The inactive ingredients in medicine are not generally included on the label.








The consumer medicines information booklet contains information on active and inactive components in prescription and over-the-counter medicines. Also includes instructions on how to use the drug properly. You can obtain a copy from your pharmacist or search the database.








Information regarding active and inactive substances for all medicines can be found on the internet, in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods) summary for each medicine. Use the "Search" box to locate a medicine's summary by entering either the medicine's name or its number (found on the label).








The summary lists the medicine's formulation in alphabetical sequence, with inactive chemicals listed last. The medicine's synopsis omits the following details:








any production assistance




the elements of (such as caffeine in a herbal extract)




the ingredient's origin ( whether an ingredient is of animal origin, or whether it is natural or synthetic)




components, fragrances, and colour combinations




More information about the medicine you're concerned about probable allergens can be obtained by contacting the manufacturer. The contact information for the company can be found on the prescription label.








In Australia, the safety of medication ingredients is a priority.




We regulate medicines to ensure that they are completely risk-free.








We examine the ingredients in medicines to ensure that they are suitable for their intended use. If a substance is safe to use on the skin but not in the eyes, it may be used in a topical cream but not in an eye drop.








When a medicinal ingredient poses a risk, we take steps to mitigate it. A warning on the label may be used to limit the amount allowed in a drug.








Some people are hypersensitive to drugs that aren't harmful to the rest of the population. If this is the case for you, discuss your sensitivities with your doctor.








Ingredients in medicines and pregnancy




Pregnancy information is found on the drug label as well as the.








Always with your doctor before taking any medicine while pregnant.








Do you require additional information?




If you have any questions regarding the ingredients or other information on a label, you should contact the manufacturer. Their contact information can be found on the drug label.








Resource




How are drugs regulated?








What's on the label of the medicine I'm taking?








Allergies and pharmaceuticals








Medicines for Individuals






Changing the name of a medicine's active ingredient

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