Medicines Act 1975 s 31

s 31 Adulteration of medicinal products

31. A person must not —(a) add any substance to, or abstract any substance from, a medicinal product so as to affect injuriously the composition of the product, with intent that the product is to be sold or supplied in that state; or (b) sell or supply any medicinal product whose composition has been injuriously affected by the addition or abstraction of any substance.

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