Schedule E, E(I) || Pharmaeasynotes #@Pharmacy || Jurisprudence

Schedule E, E '(I)'

Omitted as per GOI notification.

List of poisonous substances under the Ayurvedic (including Siddha)
and Unani systems of medicine.

Ayurvedic system-

1. Drugs of vegetable origin-

          Bhang 
          Dhatura 
          Jaiphala

2. Drugs of Animal origin-

          Snake poison

3. Drugs of Mineral origin-

          Arsenic
          Mercury


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