Before you advertise therapeutic goods, it is your responsibility to understand the legislative requirements.
Advertisements are required to comply with the advertising requirements set out in the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 and the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code.
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GuidanceComplying with the advertising rules for therapeutic goods while meeting continuous disclosure obligations.
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PageGuidance on the 2021 Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code and naming of therapeutic goods.
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GuidanceGuidance on how advertisers can use terms such as 'natural' without misleading consumers.
Advertising specific products and services
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GuidanceUnderstand the rules for advertising therapeutic goods to consumers
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PageThis fact sheet explains how sponsors and advertisers of therapeutic goods can legally include statements about COVID-19 testing in their advertising.
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PageOzempic is a prescription only medicine and cannot be advertised to the public.
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GuidanceAdvertising for services that inherently involve therapeutic goods, need to comply with the legislative requirements.
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PageFind out answers to frequently asked questions about advertising cosmetic injection services and our guidelines.
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PageGuidance for sponsors and advertisers in the context of the up-scheduling of codeine.
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GuidanceWhen mushroom products are likely to be considered foods or therapeutic goods under the Act.
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GuidanceComplying with therapeutic goods advertising requirements.
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GuidanceThis guidance assists providers of IV drips to understand how to comply with the therapeutic goods advertising requirements in Australia.
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GuidanceFind out how to be compliant if a sport supplement product you are importing, supplying or advertising is a therapeutic good.
Advertising to health professionals
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GuidanceHow to direct therapeutic goods advertising exclusively to health professionals so that the consumer advertising requirements do not apply.
Social media advertising
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GuidanceThis guide is designed to help advertisers apply the legislative requirements for advertising therapeutic goods on social media platforms.
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GuidanceWe have published a social media acceptable use policy that advertisers can use on their digital platforms.
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This webpage on the TGA website was printed on 21 Sep 2024. Printed content may be out of date. For up-to-date information, always refer to the digital version: https://www.tga.gov.au/how-we-regulate/advertising/how-advertise/special-topic-pages