(1) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer for preventive and therapeutic purposes the drugs listed in this natural substance formulary list as provided for in 37-26-301, MCA.

(2) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer all amino acids and amino acid combinations. The following are examples:

(a) alanine;

(b) arginine;

(c) aspartic acid;

(d) cystine;

(e) glutamic acid;

(f) glycine;

(g) histidine;

(h) hydroxyproline;

(i) isoleucine;

(j) leucine;

(k) levocarnitine;

(l) lysine;

(m) methionine;

(n) N-acetyl cysteine;

(o) phenylalanine;

(p) proline;

(q) serine;

(r) threonine;

(s) tryptophan; and

(t) valine.

(3) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer antimicrobials. Naturally derived examples are:

(a) antifungal agents:

(i) fluconazole;

(ii) gentian violet;

(iii) griseofulvin;

(iv) itraconazole;

(v) ketoconazole for topical use;

(vi) metronidazole;

(vii) nystatin; and

(viii) terninafine;

(b) cephalosporin derivatives:

(i) cefaclor;

(ii) cefadroxil;

(iii) cefdinir;

(iv) cefixime;

(v) cefpodoxime;

(vi) cefprozil;

(vii) ceftibuten;

(viii) ceftriaxone;

(ix) cephradine; and

(x) loracarbef;

(c) erythromycin and its salts:

(i) azithromycin;

(ii) clarithromycin; and

(iii) nitromide;

(d) penicillins:

(i) amoxicillin;

(ii) amoxicillin clavulanate;

(iii) ampicillin;

(iv) cloxacillin;

(v) dicloxacillin;

(vi) penicillin G; and

(vii) penicillin VK;

(e) tetracyclines:

(i) doxycycline;

(ii) minocycline; and

(iii) oxytetracycline;

(f) nitrofuran derivatives:

(i) nitrofurantoin;

(g) sulfonamide derivatives:

(i) sulfamethoxazole; and

(ii) trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole;

(h) quinolones:

(i) ciprofloxacin; and

(ii) levaquin.

(4) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer barrier contraceptives.

(5) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer all botanical extracts and their derivatives -- prescription and nonprescription substances -- as exemplified in traditional botanical and herbal pharmacopeia. These are to be used at accepted therapeutic dosages, which means a dose which by its actions on organs does not impair function or destroy human life. The following are examples:

(a) belladonna;

(i) atropine, atropine sulfate;

(b) carnivora;

(c) cineraria maritima;

(d) codeine salts;

(e) colchicine;

(f) ephedra:

(i) ephedrine; and

(ii) pseudoephedrine;

(g) ergot:

(i) ergonovine;

(ii) ergotamine tartrate; and

(iii) methylergonovine;

(h) glycerrhiza (licorice);

(i) hydrocodone;

(j) hyoscamus:

(i) hyoscyamine sulfate;

(ii) hyoscyamine; and

(iii) scopolamine;

(k) morphine;

(l) nicotine preparations;

(m) oxycodone;

(n) paregoric;

(o) pilocarpine;

(i) physostigmine;

(p) quinine;

(q) rauwolfia serpentina;

(r) salicylate salts;

(s) sarapin;

(t) theophylline;

(u) thiosinimum;

(v) tramadol;

(w) viscum album:

(i) iscador; and

(ii) iscucin; and

(x) yohimbine HCL.

(6) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer electrolytes and fluid replacement. The following are examples:

(a) dextrose solutions;

(b) lactated Ringer's solution;

(c) Ringer's solution;

(d) saline solutions; and

(e) sterile water for injection.

(7) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer expectorants and mucolytics. The following are examples:

(a) acetyl cysteine;

(b) guaiacol;

(c) iodinated glycerol; and

(d) potassium iodide.

(8) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer enzyme, digestive, and proteolytic preparations. The following are examples:

(a) amylase;

(b) chymotrypsin;

(c) hyaluronidase;

(d) lipase;

(e) pancreatin;

(f) pancrelipase;

(g) papain;

(h) secretin; and

(i) trypsin.

(9) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer homeopathic preparations - all prescription and nonprescription remedies.

(10) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer hormones. The following are examples:

(a) adrenal:

(i) adrenal cortical extract;

(ii) cortisol;

(iii) cortisone;

(iv) DHEA;

(v) epinephrine;

(vi) pregnenolone; and

(vii) prednisone;

(b) calcitonin;

(c) glucogon;

(d) gonadal:

(i) estrogens:

(A) conjugated estrogens;

(B) estradiol;

(C) estriol;

(D) estrone;

(E) estropipate;

(F) ethynyl estradiol;

(G) mestranol; and

(H) quinestrol;

(ii) progesterones:

(A) medroxyprogesterone acetate;

(B) norenthindrone and salts;

(C) progesterones; and

(D) progestogens; and

(iii) testosterone and its salts;

(e) insulin;

(f) pituitary hormones:

(i) ACTH;

(g) thymus; and

(h) thyroid USP:

(i) levothyroxine; and

(ii) liothyronine;

(i) thyroglobulin USP.

(11) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer liver preparations. The following is an example:

(a) trinsicon.

(12) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer all prescription and nonprescription minerals, trace metals and their derivatives. The following are examples:

(a) boron;

(b) calcium compounds;

(c) calciumedetate sodium;

(d) copper compounds;

(e) fluoride compounds;

(f) iodine:

(i) potassium iodide; and

(ii) niacinamide hydroiodide;

(g) iron salts;

(h) magnesium compounds;

(i) potassium compounds;

(j) silver nitrate; and

(k) trace mineral compounds:

(i) chromium;

(ii) selenium;

(iii) molybdenum;

(iv) vanadium; and

(v) zinc compounds.

(13) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and dispense the following miscellaneous drugs:

(a) albuterol;

(b) anticoagulants:

(i) heparin; and

(ii) warfarin;

(c) bile salts and acids:

(i) chenodiol;

(ii) cholic acid;

(iii) chenodeoxycholic acid;

(iv) dehydrocholic acid;

(v) ursodeoxycholic acid; and

(vi) ursodiol;

(d) biological agents:

(i) urea; and

(ii) bee venom;

(e) botox cosmetic;

(f) digestive aids:

(i) betaine HCL; and

(ii) glutamic HCL agents;

(g) DMSO, DMSA, DMPS;

(h) juvederm;

(i) lisinopril;

(j) metformin;

(k) misoprostol;

(l) oxygen;

(m) pyridium and pyridium plus;

(n) salicylic acid; and

(o) vaccines.

(14) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer vitamins, including all prescription and nonprescription vitamin preparations and their derivatives. The following are examples:

(a) ascorbic acid (vitamin C);

(b) biotin;

(c) cyanocobalamin (vitamin B₁₂):

(i) hydroxocobalamin, including intrinsic factor;

(d) folic acid;

(e) niacin (vitamin B₃);

(f) pantothenic acid (vitamin B₅):

(i) dexpanthenol;

(g) phosphatidylcholine;

(h) pyridoxine (vitamin B₆);

(i) riboflavin (vitamin B₂);

(j) thiamin (vitamin B₁);

(k) vitamin A:

(i) betacarotene and derivatives;

(l) vitamin D:

(i) calcitrol;

(ii) cacifediol;

(iii) dovonex; and

(iv) ergocalciferol;

(m) vitamin E; and

(n) vitamin K:

(i) menadiol.

(15) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer childbirth preparations. The following are examples:

(a) methergine;

(b) pitocin - IM injection;

(c) Rh immune globulin; and

(d) triple dye.

(16) Naturopathic physicians may prescribe and administer topical medicines. The following are examples:

(a) debridement/escharotic agents:

(i) podophyllum resin;

(ii) podofilox 0.5 percent solution;

(iii) urea cream 40 percent; and

(iv) trichloralacitate (TCA);

(b) miscellaneous topical agents:

(i) selenium sulfide; and

(ii) hydrocortisone;

(c) salicylic acid;

(d) scabicides and pediculoses - lindane, permethrin or whichever agent is the current recommended treatment for these infections;

(e) topical antibiotics:

(i) silver sulfadiazine cream; and

(ii) mupirocin;

(f) topical and local anesthetics:

(i) ethyl chloride spray;

(ii) fluro-ethyl spray;

(iii) fluro-methane spray;

(iv) lidocaine HCL; and

(v) procaine HCL.

(17) The licensed pharmacist member of the formulary committee formed pursuant to 37-26-301, MCA, shall serve on the committee for a four-year term unless the pharmacist resigns, or is replaced by vote of the board.