Restrictions on vitamin B6 sales

Nicholas O’Donoghue 26/11/2025

Regulator moves to strengthen safety controls around products containing vitamin B6 Supplements containing more than 50 mg of vitamin B6 per recommended daily dose will be up-scheduled to pharmacist-only, while products with a daily dose in excess of 200 mg will require a prescription from 1 June 2027. The decision came after the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) announced that the Poisons Standard for vitamin B6 had been amended following “an

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