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Glossary

Prescription-only medicines

Substances, preparations or objects may only be sold with prescription when they are likely to present a danger to human or animal health, even when used correctly, if utilised without medical supervision. Disinfectants are generally not subject to prescription unless any unknown active ingredient is used.

Prescription-only medicines

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