Examination and audit
 60. (1) The Registrar may at any time require an examination and audit to be made by such persons appointed by the Registrar, including without limitation a public accountant, for the purposes of ascertaining whether information provided to the College by the pharmacy or anyone acting on its behalf, including the information contained in the Form 1 return, is correct.  O. Reg. 58/11, s. 60 (1). (2) Where the Registrar appoints a person under subsection (1), the pharmacy shall co-operate fully and shall provide to the person appointed all evidence, vouchers, records, books, documents and papers that may be requested for the purpose of the examination and audit and the person so appointed shall report the results of the examination and audit to the Registrar forthwith after completing the examination and audit.  O. Reg. 58/11, s. 60 (2). Part xii (omitted) 61. Omitted (revokes other Regulations).  O. Reg. 58/11, s. 61. 62. Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of this Regulation).  O. Reg. 58/11, s. 62. Schedule A 1.   Acid (calcium d-pantothenate) 

  2.   Acid (dexpanthenol) 

  3.   Alginic acid 

  4.   Allantoin 

  5.   Aloe 

  6.   Aloin 

  7.   Alum 

  8.   Aralia racemosa 

  9.   Arrowroot 

  10.   Attapulgite (activated) 

  11.   Balmony 

  12.   Balsam tolu 

  13.   Balsam mecca 

  14.   Benzoic acid 

  15.   Benzoin 

  16.   Benzyl alcohol 

  17.   Bile extract 

  18.   Bile salts 

  19.   Caffeine 

  20.   Caffeine citrate 

  21.   Calcium carbonate 

  22.   Calcium gluconate, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition 

  23.   Calcium glycerophosphate 

  24.   Calcium hydroxide 

  25.   Calcium lactate 

  26.   Calcium phosphate (dibasic) 

  27.   Calcium undecylenate 

  28.   Canada balsam 

  29.   Capsicum oleoresin 

  30.   Castor oil 

  31.   Cocoa butter 

  32.   Cod liver oil 

  33.   Copper sulfate, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition 

  34.   Creosote 

  35.   Cynara scolymus 

  36.   Eucalyptol 

  37.   Eucalyptus 

  38.   Eucalyptus oil 

  39.   Eugenol 

  40.   Fennel 

  41.   Fir 

  42.   Gelatin 

  43.   Gentiana lutea 

  44.   Ginger 

  45.   Glycerine 

  46.   Guaiacol 

  47.   Guaifenesin 

  48.   Hamamelis virginiana 

  49.   Hemlock spruce 

  50.   Honey 

  51.   Juniper tar 

  52.   Lanolin 

  53.   Linseed 

  54.   Liquid paraffin (mineral oil) 

  55.   Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts) 

  56.   Motherwort common 

  57.   Myrrh 

  58.   Oats 

  59.   Octocrylene 

  60.   Oil of anise 

  61.   Oil of cajeput 

  62.   Oil of camphor 

  63.   Oil of cinnamon 

  64.   Oil of clove 

  65.   Oil of dill 

  66.   Oil of fennel 

  67.   Oil of fir 

  68.   Oil of hemlock canadian 

  69.   Oil of mustard expressed 

  70.   Oil of peppermint 

  71.   Oil of pine needles 

  72.   Oil of sassafras 

  73.   Oil of sweet almond 

  74.   Oil of thyme 

  75.   Oil of turpentine 

  76.   Olive oil 

  77.   Ox bile extract 

  78.   Pancreatin, except in products for the treatment of established pancreatic insufficiency 

  79.   Papain 

  80.   Pectin 

  81.   Pepsin 

  82.   Peptone 

  83.   Petrolatum 

  84.   Petrolatum liquid 

  85.   Pine tar 

  86.   Plantago seed 

  87.   Poplar bud 

  88.   Prune 

  89.   Saccharine and sodium saccharine 

  90.   Sassafras 

  91.   Shark liver oil 

  92.   Simethicone 

  93.   Sodium alginate 

  94.   Sodium benzoate 

  95.   Sodium bicarbonate 

  96.   Sodium carbonate  

  97.   Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose 

  98.   Sodium chloride, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition or single ingredient solutions for parenteral or ophthalmic use in concentrations of more than 0.9% (note: does not apply to contact lens solutions intended to be rinsed off prior to insertion into eye) 

  99.   Sodium citrate, except for parenteral use 

  100.   Sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate 

  101.   Sodium lauryl sulfate 

  102.   Sodium monofluorophosphate 

  103.   Sodium oleate 

  104.   Sodium phosphate dibasic 

  105.   Sodium tartrate 

  106.   Spruce gum 

  107.   Strawberry 

  108.   Sulfur 

  109.   Tartaric acid 

  110.   Thymol 

  111.   Turpentine 

  112.   White petroleum 

  113.   White pine 

  114.   Wild cherry 

  115.   Yeast O. Reg. 58/11, Sched. A. Schedule B   Part I 1.   2-phenylbenzimidazole-5-sulfonic acid 

  2.   4-methylbenzylidene camphor 

  3.   Acetaminophen — when sold in standard unit doses of 325mg 25 or less 

  4.   Acetylsalicylic acid — when sold in standard unit doses of 325 mg 51 or less 

  5.   Alpha-galactosidase 

  6.   Aluminium chlorohydrate 

  7.   Aluminum chloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 5 per cent 

  8.   Aluminum chlorohydrate 

  9.   Aluminum hydroxide 

  10.   Aluminum hydroxide — magnesium carbonate codried gel 

  11.   Aluminum potassium sulfate 

  12.   Aluminum sesquichlorohydrate 

  13.   Aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex glycine 

  14.   Aluminum zirconium trichlorohydrex glycine 

  15.   Ammonium bicarbonate 

  16.   Ammonium carbonate 

  17.   Ammonium chloride 

  18.   Ammonium hydrozide (anethole) 

  19.   Bacitracin and its salts and derivatives — for topical use 

  20.   Beef, iron and wine 

  21.   Benzalkonium chloride — in liquid preparations in concentrations not more than 2 per cent 

  22.   Benzethonium chloride — in liquid preparations in concentrations not more than 1 per cent 

  23.   Biguanide polyaminopropyl 

  24.   Bioflavanoids 

  25.   Biotin 

  26.   Bismuth subcarbonate (oxycarbonate) 

  27.   Bismuth subgallate 

  28.   Bismuth subsalicylate 

  29.   Boldo 

  30.   Buchu 

  31.   Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane 

  32.   Carbetapentane citrate 

  33.   Cascara sagrada and its extracts and derivatives 

  34.   Cetrimide 

  35.   Cetylpyridinium gluconate 

  36.   Chamomile 

  37.   Charcoal (activated) — except for use in poisoning treatment 

  38.   Chloral hydrate — for topical use 

  39.   Chlorhexidine gluconate 

  40.   Chlorhydrol — when in an antiperspirant preparation 

  41.   Chlorobutanol 

  42.   Chloroxylenol 

  43.   Chlorpheniramine maleate and its salts and preparations — except for parenteral use 

  44.   Choline  

  45.   Cinnamedrine 

  46.   Citric acid 

  47.   Clove 

  48.   Coal tar — in concentrations of up to and including 10 per cent 

  49.   Cochineal  

  50.   Cocillana 

  51.   Croton oil 

  52.   Culver’s root 

  53.   Dea methoxycinnamate 

  54.   Dimethicone 

  55.   Disodium edetate 

  56.   Disodium lauroamphodiacetate conc. 

  57.   Domiphen bromide 

  58.   Docusate and its salts 

  59.   Dyclonine hydrochloride for use in lozenges only 

  60.   Edetic acid 

  61.   Essence of peppermint 

  62.   Frangula 

  63.   Glycyrrhiza glabra 

  64.   Glycyrrhizin 

  65.   Gramicidin and its salts — for topical use 

  66.   Hexylresorcinol 

  67.   Homosalate 

  68.   Hydrogen peroxide — not more than 3 per cent 

  69.   Hydroquinone — when in skin bleaching preparations, not more than 2 per cent 

  70.   Hydroxyquinoline 

  71.   Inositol 

  72.   Irgasan DP 300 — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 0.4 per cent 

  73.   Iron and its salts and derivatives — in preparations containing 30 mg or less elemental iron per dosage unit or 5 ml oral liquid 

  74.   Juglans 

  75.   Ketoconazole and its salts — as a shampoo 

  76.   Lactic acid (CDSS) (in preparations in concentrations greater than 10 per cent — Schedule 3) 

  77.   Lidocaine (hydrochloride) and its salts — for topical use on the skin, including lozenge 

  78.   Linum usitatissimum 

  79.   Magaldrate 

  80.   Magnesium carbonate 

  81.   Magnesium chloride 

  82.   Magnesium citrate except for cathartics 

  83.   Magnesium hydroxide 

  84.   Magnesium oxide 

  85.   Magnesium trisilicate 

  86.   Menthol 

  87.   Menthyl anthranilate 

  88.   Merbromin (mercurochrome) solution — not more than 2 per cent 

  89.   Methyl salicylate (in liquid dosage forms in concentrations up to and including 30%) 

  90.   Methylbenzethonium chloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation not more than 0.25 per cent 

  91.   Methylene blue except for parenteral use 

  92.   Miconazole and its salts — for topical use 

  93.   Naphazoline (hydrochloride) and its salts — in oral preparations for adult use and in ophthalmic products 

  94.   Octyl methoxycinnamate 

  95.   Octyl salicylate 

  96.   Oil of eucalyptus 

  97.   Oxybenzone 

  98.   Oxymetazoline — in nasal preparations for adult use and in ophthalmic products, except for pediatric use 

  99.   Padimate O  

  100.   Pamabrom 

  101.   Pheniramine maleate and its salts 

  102.   Phenoxyethanol 

  103.   Phenyl salicylate 

  104.   Phenylephrine (hydrochloride) and salts and preparations for oral use, in nasal preparations for adults and in ophthalmic preparations in concentrations of 2.5 per cent or less 

  105.   Phosphorus (calcium hypophosphite) 

  106.   Phosphorus (calcium phosphate (dibasic)) 

  107.   Phosphorus (potassium hypophosphite) 

  108.   Phosphorus (sodium hypophosphite) 

  109.   Phytolacca decandra 

  110.   Polyaminopropyl biguanide 

  111.   Polyethylene glycol (400) — for topical administration 

  112.   Polyhexanide 

  113.   Polymyxin B (polymyxin B sulfate) and its salts and derivatives — for topical use, or in oral cavity or nasal passages 

  114.   Polyoxypropylene-polyoxyethylene BL copolymer 

  115.   Polyquaternium-1 

  116.   Potassium acid tartrate (cream of tartar) 

  117.   Potassium bicarbonate — in preparations with not more than 5 mmol/single dose  

  118.   Potassium chlorate — in preparations with not more than 5 mmol/single dose 

  119.   Potassium chloride — as a salt substitute 

  120.   Potassium iodide — not more than 0.01 per cent when in salt substitutes 

  121.   Potassium nitrate (saltpetre) 

  122.   Pramoxine hydrochloride 

  123.   Propylene glycol — topical application 

  124.   Pyrilamine maleate 

  125.   Ranitidine and its salts — when sold in a dosage form containing not more than the equivalent of 75 mg of ranitidine 

  126.   Resorcinol 

  127.   Rhubarb root 

  128.   Salicylic acid and its salts — in topical preparations in concentrations up to/including 40 per cent 

  129.   Sanguinaria canadensis 

  130.   Seidlitz powders 

  131.   Selenium and its salts — in a preparation for internal use when sold as a nutritional supplement 

  132.   Selenium sulfide — when in an anti-dandruff preparation not more than 1 per cent 

  133.   Senecio aureus 

  134.   Senega 

  135.   Senna and its extracts and derivatives 

  136.   Silver acetate 

  137.   Sodium acid pyrophosphate 

  138.   Sodium fluoride — when in dentifrices not more than 0.25 per cent 

  139.   Sodium glycerophosphate 

  140.   Sodium phosphate except for cathartics 

  141.   Sodium potassium tartrate (rochelle salts) 

  142.   Sodium salicylate 

  143.   Sodium sulfate 

  144.   Spirit of aromatic ammonia 

  145.   Spirit of nitrous ether 

  146.   Squill 

  147.   Stannous fluoride — when in dentifrices not more than 0.4 per cent 

  148.   Storax 

  149.   Strontium chloride — when in dentifrices not more than 10 per cent 

  150.   Sulisobenzone 

  151.   Tannic acid 

  152.   Taraxacum officinale weber 

  153.   Tea tree oil 

  154.   Terpin hydrate 

  155.   Tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride — except in nasal preparations for pediatric use 

  156.   Tetrapotassium pyrophosphate 

  157.   Tetrasodium pyrophosphate 

  158.   Teucrium scorodonia 

  159.   Titanium dioxide 

  160.   Titanium dioxide coated mica 

  161.   Triclocarban 

  162.   Triclosan 

  163.   Trolamine salicylate 

  164.   Undecylenic acid 

  165.   Urea hydrogen peroxide 

  166.   Viburnum opulus 

  167.   Xanthoxylum 

  168.   Xylitol 

  169.   Xylometazoline hydrochloride — except for nasal preparations for pediatric use 

  170.   Yellow dock 

  171.   Zinc oxide 

  172.   Zinc phenolsulphonate 

  173.   Zinc pyridinethione — when in anti-dandruff preparations, not more than 2 per cent 

  174.   Zinc sulphate — in preparations containing 25 mg or less of elemental zinc 

  175.   Zirconium hydrochloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 5 per cent O. Reg. 58/11, Sched. B.