N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-43-01
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4.1-43-01. Definitions
Official statutory text
4.1-43-01. Definitions
As used in this chapter:
1. "Livestock medicine" means all devices, remedies, cures, tonics, powders, proprietary
medicines, type A medicated articles, and similar preparations for the treatment or
prevention of any disease of livestock, poultry, or other domestic animals which are
administered internally for their stimulating, invigorating, curative, or other than
nutritive powers, and also all powders, sprays, dips, and other preparations for
external use in the curing of scab or the eradication of ticks, lice, and other mites and
parasites on livestock, poultry, or other domestic animals. The term does not include
medicines that are manufactured, sold, or recommended primarily for human use.
2. "Type A medicated article" means a product with standardized potency containing one
or more new animal drugs intended for use in the manufacture of another medicated
article or a medicated feed.
As used in this chapter:
1. "Livestock medicine" means all devices, remedies, cures, tonics, powders, proprietary
medicines, type A medicated articles, and similar preparations for the treatment or
prevention of any disease of livestock, poultry, or other domestic animals which are
administered internally for their stimulating, invigorating, curative, or other than
nutritive powers, and also all powders, sprays, dips, and other preparations for
external use in the curing of scab or the eradication of ticks, lice, and other mites and
parasites on livestock, poultry, or other domestic animals. The term does not include
medicines that are manufactured, sold, or recommended primarily for human use.
2. "Type A medicated article" means a product with standardized potency containing one
or more new animal drugs intended for use in the manufacture of another medicated
article or a medicated feed.
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