1. A. The following drugs in therapeutically effective proportions are considered dangerous for use otherwise than on the prescription of a duly qualified physician, dentist, or veterinarian licensed by law to administer drugs:

   1. 1. Acetanilid (where dosage provides a total daily intake of more than 5 grains or more than 2 1/2 grains during any 3 hour period);
   2. 2. Acetophenetidln (where daily dosage provides more than 15 grains);
   3. 3. Aconite (for internal use);
   4. 4. Aminopyrine;
   5. 5. Antipyrine (where daily dosage provides more than 15 grains);
   6. 6. Barbiturate;
   7. 7. Benzedrine sulphate (for internal use);
   8. 8. Bromides (where dosage involves consumption of more than 30 grains per day or more than 15 grains during any 3 hour period;
   9. 9. Bromide—Acetanilid combinations (where dosage provides more than a total daily dose of 15 grains of sodium bromide and 5 grains of acetanilid or more than 7 1/2 grains of sodium bromide and 2 1/2 grains of acetanilid during any 3 hour amounts of other bromide preparations are subject to the same restrictions);
   10. 10. Cantharides (for internal use);
   11. 11. Causaline Sedormide;
   12. 12. Chrysarobin or goa powder
   13. 13. Chrysophanic acid;
   14. 14. Cincophen, Neocincopene and other cincophen derivatives;
   15. 15. Colchicine;
   16. 16. Colchicum;
   17. 17. Digitalis;
   18. 18. Emetine;
   19. 19. Epinephrine (in solution of 1 percent or stronger);
   20. 20. Ipecac (in daily dosage greater than 10 grains)
   21. 21. Phosphides;
   22. 22. Phosphorus;
   23. 23. Radium and radio—active drugs;
   24. 24. Squill;
   25. 25. Strophanthus;
   26. 26. Strychnine (in daily dosage greater than 1/20 grain);
   27. 27. Sulfanilamide;
   28. 28. Sulfapyradine and other related "sulfa" drugs;
   29. 29. Sulfathiazole (for internal use);
   30. 30. Tansy, Tansy Oil;
   31. 31. Thiocyanates;
   32. 32. Thyroid;

   33. 33. the "anthelmintic" drugs:

       1. a. carbon tetrachloride;
       2. b. tetrachlorethylene;
       3. c. male fern (aspidium);
       4. d. santonin;
       5. e. wormseed oil (chenopodiurn oil);
       6. f. thymol.
2. B. Where the legend: "Caution—to be used only by or on the prescription of a Physician (Dentist, or Veterinarian)" appears on a packaged drug instead of directions for use, the retailer shall observe the injunction that the article be dispensed only upon prescription.

Authority Note

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, Title 40, as amended.

Historical Note

HISTORICAL NOTE: Adopted by the Department of Health and Human Resources, Office of Preventive and Public Health Services, September 1968.