Heparinc Teal green with RGB: Heparin solid black 34.211.197 border (1–2 CMYK: mm) 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Protaminec Teal with RGB: Protamine black 34.211.197 border CMYK: (1–2 mm) 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Heparinised White with teal RGB: Heparinised salinec green border 34.211.197 saline CMYK: 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Miscellaneous Black text on n/a Oxytocin medicines white background High-risk Red text on n/a Potassium miscellaneous white chloride, medicines background insulin Table notes: CMYK = cyan, magenta, yellow, black; n/a = not applicable; PMS = Pantone Matching System, RGB = red green blue a The Pantone Matching System is an example of a suitable commercially available product. ISO 26825:2008 and the Labelling Standard provide RGB and CMYK colours for the convenience of users (not as an endorsement of any products). b A concentration prompt is optional, except in the case of adrenaline. c Departure from the Anaesthetic Labelling Standard (ISO 26825:2008) If a medicine is not described in 2, the general principle for attributing the appropriate medicine label colour is to categorise the medicine according to primary therapeutic use rather than pharmacological class. For example: Isoprenaline is a sympathomimetic and chronotrope with vasodilatory action. It should be labelled violet with a violet and white diagonal-stripe border on four sides. Papaverine is an opioid. However, its principal action is a vasodilator and, therefore, the should be violet with a violet and white diagonal-stripe border on four sides.
Heparinc Teal green with solid black border (1–2 mm) RGB: 34.211.197 CMYK: 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Heparin Protaminec Teal with black border (1–2 mm) RGB: 34.211.197 CMYK: 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Protamine Heparinised salinec White with teal green border RGB: 34.211.197 CMYK: 64.0.32.0 PMS: 3255 Heparinised saline Miscellaneous medicines Black text on white background n/a Oxytocin High-risk miscellaneous medicines Red text on white background n/a Potassium chloride, insulin Table notes: CMYK = cyan, magenta, yellow, black; n/a = not applicable; PMS = Pantone Matching System, RGB = red green blue a The Pantone Matching System is an example of a suitable commercially available product. ISO 26825:2008 and the Labelling Standard provide RGB and CMYK colours for the convenience of users (not as an endorsement of any products). b A concentration prompt is optional, except in the case of adrenaline. c Departure from the Anaesthetic Labelling Standard (ISO 26825:2008) If a medicine is not described in 2, the general principle for attributing the appropriate medicine label colour is to categorise the medicine according to primary therapeutic use rather than pharmacological class. For example: Isoprenaline is a sympathomimetic and chronotrope with vasodilatory action. It should be labelled violet with a violet and white diagonal-stripe border on four sides. Papaverine is an opioid. However, its principal action is a vasodilator and, therefore, the should be violet with a violet and white diagonal-stripe border on four sides.