Request information
Select the medicine and presentation below to request the current CMI or an accessible format.
Start a request →Information for patients and carers.
Understand Consumer Medicine Information and request the current information for a medicine in the Avallon product list.
Patient and carer overview
Understand the medicine, then ask the right person.
Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) explains how a medicine is used, important precautions, possible side effects and storage instructions. Avallon supplies current CMI on request; CMI files are not publicly published on this website.
For advice about whether a medicine is suitable for you, how to take it, or whether treatment should change, speak with your doctor or pharmacist.
CMI may explain
- What the medicine is used for
- How and when it should be taken
- Who should not use it
- Precautions and interactions
- Possible side effects
- Storage and disposal
- Where to obtain further information
Before taking a medicine, tell your doctor or pharmacist about
- Other prescription and non-prescription medicines
- Vitamins, supplements or herbal products
- Known allergies
- Existing medical conditions
- Pregnancy, possible pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Previous reactions to medicines
Use CMI with professional advice
CMI supports, but does not replace, the directions on the medicine label or advice from your doctor or pharmacist. Do not start, stop or change a medicine unless your healthcare professional tells you to.
Ask a professional
Your doctor or pharmacist can answer questions specific to you and your treatment.
Medical Information: 1800 930 999 →Report a reaction
Use the dedicated safety pathway for a possible side effect or suspected adverse reaction.
Prepare a safety report →Request medicine information
Tell us which medicine information you need.
Select a medicine from the current product list. Submitting this form opens a message to info@avallon-pharma.com.au in your email application; the website does not store your entries.
Urgent guidance
If you or another person may have taken too much medicine, contact the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26, call 000, or attend the nearest emergency department. This website does not provide medical advice.