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Teeth Whitening Regulations in Australia

Our Best Links to Australian Cosmetic Teeth Whitening and Government, State and Territories Guidelines

Teeth whitening regulations in Australia don’t regulate formal teeth whitening training for cosmetic non-dental teeth whitening service in Australia.

When you purchase a professional teeth whitening system or LED Accelerator lamp from Smile Easy we provide you with your comprehensive video training so you can offer your customers the very best possible teeth whitening service, experience and results.

A non-dental teeth whitening technician in Australia can offer a cosmetic salon teeth whitening service using an accelerator LED lamp with the maximum teeth whitening gel percentages as follows:

  • up to 6% hydrogen peroxide
  • 18% carbamide peroxide (1/3 the strength of Hydrogen Peroxide)
  • non-peroxide.

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AUSTRALIAN business
LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES

ACCC

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for Small Business.

ACCC - Cosmetic labelling standards

Ingredient labelling on Cosmetics.

Competition and Consumer Act 2010

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 covers product safety, liability, and advertising.

AICIS - Industrial Chemicals Act 2019

Industrial Chemicals Act 2019 is administered by the Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme (AICIS).

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AUSTRALIAN state and territories
GUIDELINES for use and storage of poisons

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AUSTRALIAN dental
GUIDELINES

Australian Dental Association (ADA)

See section 1.8. The Poisons Standard recognises hydrogen peroxide 3-6% and carbamide peroxide 9-18% as Schedule 5 substances requiring “Caution”, meaning that teeth whitening products containing up to these concentrations can be sold direct to consumers, as long as they are labelled with stipulated safety warnings.

Dental Board of Australia

Interim Policy | Teeth Whitening This bulletin provides information for consumers about hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide in DIY teeth-whitening products for use at home including hazards associated with their use. It also assists suppliers of these cosmetic goods to ensure products they supply are safe and comply with the law. This is an Extract from the Interim Policy. Nov 2013

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