EFFECTIVE JUNE 12, 2004

Naturopathic Formulary Compendium by Classification

Classifications of the formulary compendium, which can be prescribed in any dosage or any dosage form. Products marked with an asterisk (*) may be used by Naturopathic Physicians, but may not be prescribed.

(1.) Amino Acids

(2.) Aminoglycosides

(3.) Analgesics (An)

(a) Aminosalicylic Acid;

(b) Auranofin;

(c) Bromocriptine;

(d) Celecoxib;

(e) Colchicine;

(f) Colistimethate;

(g). Dihydroergotamine Migranal;

(h) Ergoloid Mesylates;

(i) Ergonovine Maleate;

(j) Ergotamine;

(k) Hyaluronic Acid;

(l) Methylergonovine;

(m) Methysergide;

(n) Opioids – examples include, but not limited to:

(A) Buprenorphine;

(B) Butorphanol;

(C) Codeine;

(D) Dextromethorphan;

(E) Fentanyl;

(F) Hydrocodone;

(G) Hydromorphone;

(H) Levorphanol;

(I) Methadone;

(J) Morphine;

(K) Naloxone;

(L) Opium;

(M) Oxycodone;

(N) Oxymorphone;

(O) Paregoric;

(o) Oxaprozin;

(p) Salsalate;

(q) Tramadol;

(r) Triptans;

(4.) Antibiotics (At)

(a) Amphotericin B;

(b) Anti-inflammatory:

(A) Amino Aspirins;

(B) Mesalamine;

(C) Olsalazine;

(D) Sulfasalizine;

(c) Antimicrobial:

(A) Ketoconazole;

(B) Itraconazole;

(C) Tinidazole;

(D) Fluconazole;

(E) Metronidazole;

(F) Omeprazole;

(G) Proton Pump Inhibitor;

(d) Anti-Parasitic:

(A) Thiabendazole;

(e) Antivirals:

(A) Interferon alpha 2b;

(B) Nucleoside/Nucleotide Analogs:

(i) Abacavir;

(ii) Acyclovir;

(iii) Didanosine;

(iv) Emtricitabine;

(v) Famciclovir;

(vi) Ganciclovir;

(vii) Lamivudine;

(viii) Stavudine;

(viv) Tenofovir;

(x) Valacyclovir;

(xi) Viarabine;

(xii) Zalcitabine;

(xiii) Zidovudine;

       (C) Penciclovir;

(f) Bacitracin;

(g) Carbamide Peroxide;

(h) Cephalosporins:

(A) Cefaclor;

(B) Cefdinir;

(C) Cefibuten;

(D) Cefadroxil;

(E) Cefditoren;

(F) Cefixime;

(G) Cefonicid Sodium;

(H) Cefpodoxime Proxetil;

(I) Cefprozil;

(J) Ceftibuten;

(K) Cefuroxime;

(L) Cephalexin;

(M) Cephradine;

(i) Chloramphenicol;

(j) Clindamycin;

(k) Cycloserine;

(l) Gentamicin;

(m) Griseofulvin;

(n) Imiquimod Cream (5%);

(o) Macrolides:

(A) Azithromycin;

(B) Clarithromycin;

(C) Dirithromycin;

(D) Erythromycins;

(E) Kanamycin Sulfate;

(F) Lincomycin;

(G) Novobiocin;

(H) Spectinomycin;

(I) Troleondomycin;

(J) Vancomycin;

(K) Natamycin;

(p) Nystatin;

(q) Penicillins:

(A) Amoxicillin;

(B) Amoxicillin and Clavulanate;

(C)Ampicillin;

(D) Ampicillin and Sulbactam;

(E) Bacampicillin;

(F) Cloxacillin;

(G) Dicloxacillin;

(H)  Oxacillin;

(I) Penicillin;

(s) Polymyxin B Sulfate;

(t) Rifabutin;

(u) Rifampin;

(v) Sulfonamide/ Trimethoprim/Sulfones;

(w) Tetracyclines:

(A) Demeclocycline Hydrochloride;

(B) Doxycycline;

(C) Minocycline;

(D) Oxytetracycline;

(E) Tetracycline;

(F) Tobramycin;

(5.) Anticholinergics

(a) Atropine;

(b) Atropine Sulfate;

(c) Belladonna;

(d) Homatropine Hydrobromide*;

(e) Hyoscyamine;

(f) Methscopolamine;

(g) Physostigmine;

(h) Pilocarpine;

(i) Scopolamine;

(6.) Antihypertensive

(a) ACE Inhibitors:

(A) Captopril;

(B) Lisinopril;

(C) Trandolapril;

(b) Calcium Channel Blockers:

(A) Phenyalkylamine;

(B) Verapamil;

(7.) Benzodiazepines

(8.) Bisphosphonates

(a) Alendronate;

(b) Etidronate;

(c) Risendronate;

(d) Tiludronate;

(9.) Blood (B)

(a) Coumadin;

(b) Dextran;

(c) Dextrose;

(d) Heparin – subcutaneous, sublingual and heparin locks;

(e) Immune Globulins*;

(f) Rho(D) Immune Globulins*;

(10.) Cardiovascular (Cv)

(a) Digitalis;

(b) Digitoxin;

(c) Digoxin;

(d) HMG CoA Reductase Inhibitors:

(A) Atorvastatin;

(B) Fluvastatin;

(C) Lovastatin;

(D) Pravastatin;

(E) Simvastatin;

(e) Nitrates:

(A) Isosorbide Dinitrate;

(B) Nitroglycerin;

(f) Papavarine;

(g) Quinidine;

(h) Rauwolfia Alkaloids;

(i) Spironolactone;

(j) Triamterene;

(11.) Chelating Agents (Board approved certification required before therapeutic chelation is allowed)

(a) Deferoxamine / Desferroxamine;

(b) EDTA;

(c) Penicillamine;

(12.) Enzymes

(a) Collagenase;

(b) Desoxyribonuclease;

(c) Fibrinolysin;

(d) Hyaluronidase;

(e) Pancrelipase;

(13.) Fluoroquinolines

(14.) Fluoroquinolones

(15.) Gastrointestinal

(a) Citrate Salts;

(b) Lactulose;

(c) Sucralfate;

(16.) Genito-urinary (GU)

(a) Bethanechol Chloride

(b) Cellulose Sodium Phosphate;

(c) Flavoxate;

(d) Pentosan;

(e) Phenazopyridine;

(f) Urised;

(17.) Hormones (Ho)

(a) Betamethasone;

(b) Budesonide;

(c) Calcitonin;

(d) Cenestin;

(e) Cortisone;

(f) Danazol;

(g) Desmopressin;

(h) Dexamethasone;

(i) Dextrothyroxine;

(j) Dinoprostone;

(k) Erythropoietin;

(l) Estradiol;

(m) Estriol;

(n) Estrogen-Progestin Combinations;

(o) Estrogens, Conjugated;

(p) Estrogen, Esterified;

(q) Estrone;

(r) Estropipate;

(s) Fludrocortisone Acetate;

(t) Flunisolide;

(u) Fluticasone Propionate;

(v) Human Growth Hormone;

(w) Hydrocortisone;

(x) Insulin;

(y) Levonorgestrel;

(z) Levothyroxine;

(aa) Liothyronine;

(bb) Liotrix;

(cc) Medroxyprogesterone;

(dd) Medrysone;

(ee) Megestrol Acetate;

(ff) Methylprednisolone;

(gg) Methyltestosterone;

(hh) Nafarelin acetate;

(ii) Oxytocin*;

(jj) Prednisolone;

(kk) Prednisone;

(ll) Progesterone;

(mm) Progestins;

(nn) Prostaglandins:

(A) Alprostadil;

(B) Misoprostol;

(oo) Testosterone;

(pp) Thyroid;

(qq) Thyroxine;

(rr) Tibolone;

(ss) Triamcinolone;

(18.) Hypogylcemics (Hy)

(a) Acarbose;

(b) Metformin;

(c) Miglitol;

(19.) Local anesthetics (L)

(a) Benzocaine*;

(b) Betaine;

(c) Bupivacaine*;

(d) Chirocaine*;

(e) Chloroprocaine*;

(f) Dyclonine*;

(g) Ethyl Chloride;

(h) Etidocaine*;

(i) Hydroxypolyetho-xydodecane*;

(j) Lidocaine*;

(k) Lidocaine(non-injectable dosage form);

(l) Mepivocaine*;

(m) Pramoxine;

(n) Prilocaine*;

(o) Procaine*;

(p) Tetracaine*;

(20.) Minerals (M)

(a) Ammonium Chloride;

(b) Calcitriol;

(c) Electrolyte Solutions;

(d) Fluorides;

(e) Iodine;

(f) Iron Preparations;

(g) Lithium;

(h) Mercury, Ammoniated;

(i) Minerals (Oral & Injectable);

(j) Polysaccharide-Iron Complex;

(k) Potassium Iodide;

(l) Potassium Supplements;

(m) Silver Nitrate;

(21.) Quinilones;

(22.) Quinolines;

(23.) Skin Care (S)

(a) Acitretin;

(b) Adapalene;

(c) Ammonium lactate lotion 12%;

(d) Anthralin;

(e) Azelaic Acid;

(f) Becaplermin;

(g) Benzoic Acid;

(h) Calcipotriene;

(i) Carbol-Fuchsin;

(j) Clioquinol;

(k) Condylox;

(l) Fluorouracil;

(m) Gentian Violet;

(n) Hexachlorophene;

(o) hydroquinone;

(p) Isotretinoin;

(q) Lindane;

(r) Methoxsalen;

(s) Mupirocin;

(t) Permethrin;

(u) Pimecrolimus Cream 1%;

(v) Podophyllum Resin;

(w) Pyrazinamide;

(x) Pyrethrins;

(y) Salicylate Salts;

(z) Salicyclic Acid;

(aa) Selenium Sulfide;

(bb) Sodium Thiosulfate;

(cc) Tacrolimun;

(dd) Tazarotene topical gel;

(ee) Topical steroids;

(ff) Tretinoin;

(gg) Trichloracetic Acid*;

(hh) Trioxsalen;

(ii) Undecylenic Acid;

(jj) Urea;

(24.) Skin Tests

(a) Diphtheria*;

(b) Mumps*;

(c) Tuberculin*;

(25.) Sympathomimetics

(a) Ephedrine;

(b) Epinephrine*;

(c) Epinephrine (auto-inject);

(26.) Upper Respiratory Tract (URT)

(a) Acetylcysteine;

(b) Albuterol Sulfate;

(c) Aminophylline;

(d) Benzonatate;

(e) Cromolyn Sodium;

(f) Guaifenesin;

(g) Levalbuteral;

(h) Xanthines:

(A) Diphylline;

(B) Oxtriphylline;

(C) Pentoxifylline;

(D) Theophylline;

(27.) Vaccines

(a) BCG*;

(b) Cholera*;

(c) Diphtheria*;

(d) DPT*;

(e) Haemophilus b Conjugate*;

(f) Hepatitus A Virus*;

(g) Hepatitus B*;

(h) Influenza Virus*;

(i) Japanese Encephalitis Virus*;

(j) Measles Virus*;

(k) Mumps Virus*;

(l) Pertussis*;

(m) Plague*;

(n) Pneumococcal*;

(o) Poliovirus - Inactivated*;

(p) Poliovirus - Live Oral*;

(q) Rabies*;

(r) Rubella*;

(s) Smallpox*;

(t) Tetanus IG*;

(u) Tetanus Toxoid*;

(v) Typhoid*;

(w) Varicella*;

(x) Yellow Fever*;

(28.) Vitamins

(a) Cyanocobalamin;

(b) Doxercalciferol;

(c) Leucovorin Calcium;

(d) Vitamins (Oral & Injectable);

(29.) Misc.

(a) Acetic Acid;

(b) Adenosine Monophosphate;

(c) Bichloracetic Acid;

(d) Bimatoprost Ophthalmic Solution (0.03%);

(e) Cabergoline;

(f) Carbidopa;

(g) Clostridium botulinum toxin (ab);

(h) Dronabinol;

(i) Gabapentin;

(j) Galantamine H. Br.;

(k) Hydrogen Peroxide;

(l) Iodoquinol;

(m) Levodopa;

(n) Lisuride;

(o) Meclizine;

(p) Monobenzone;

(q) Nicotine;

(r) Over the Counter (OTC) substances, not to exceed their current OTC dose or dosage form;

(s) Oxamniquine;

(t) Oxygen;

(u) Papain;

(v) Paramethasone;

(w) Pergolide;

(x) Quinine Sulfate;

(y) Salicylamide;

(z) Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate;

(aa) Ursodiol;

(bb) Yohimbine;

(cc) Zolpidem;