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Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP)

What is Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP)?

Australia's Poisons Standard (SUSMP No. 51, October 2026) as it binds suppliers of scheduled medicines and poisons: signal words, cautionary statements and other label content, dispensing labels and warnings, containers and child-resistant closures, storage by schedule, disposal, Schedule 7 records, advertising limits, who may supply each schedule (including Appendix D prescriber and possession controls and Appendix J conditions) and paint restrictions. It comprises 26 controls organised across 6 domains, and applies in Australia.

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Questions people ask about Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP)

What is Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP)?
Australia's Poisons Standard (SUSMP No. 51, October 2026) as it binds suppliers of scheduled medicines and poisons: signal words, cautionary statements and other label content, dispensing labels and warnings, containers and child-resistant closures, storage by schedule, disposal, Schedule 7 records, advertising limits, who may supply each schedule (including Appendix D prescriber and possession controls and Appendix J conditions) and paint restrictions.
How many controls does Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP) have?
Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP) contains 26 controls organized across 6 domains.
Where does Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP) apply?
Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP) applies in Australia. Organizations operating in or serving customers in this jurisdiction should check whether its requirements reach them.
Which version of Australia Poisons Standard (SUSMP) is covered here?
This page covers Therapeutic Goods (Poisons Standard, October 2026) Instrument 2026 (F2026L01327), SUSMP No. 51, in force from 1 October 2026.

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Written and maintained by Gerard Blokdyk, The Art of Service.Last updated .