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5-4100-10: 2011-06-23

Instructions

1 Brand Name drugs

a) For each brand name drug listed below, please provide the Name, the Drug Identification Number (DIN), the total price including the dispensing fee for the quantity and strength indicated and the associated drug dispensing fee (DDF), if available.

The price provided should be on a cash payment basis (uninsured) and should be provided for the current month only.

b) For all subsequent data collection months, price the same brand name drug that was reported for the previous period.

c) If that drug is no longer available for sale, provide the information (for the same strength and quantity) for another brand name drug, within the same therapeutic class.

d) Please use the comments section on page 7 to provide reasons for changes to reported data.

1.1
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.1
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.2
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.2
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.3
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.4
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.4
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.4
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.5
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.5
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.6
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.6
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.7
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.7
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

1.8
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.8
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

Instructions

2 Generic drugs

a) For each active ingredient listed below, please report, based on the number of prescriptions, your best selling generic drug along with the Drug Identification Number (DIN), the total price including the dispensing fee for the quantity and strength indicated and the associated drug dispensing fee (DDF) if available.

The price should be based on a cash payment basis (uninsured) for the current month.

b) For all subsequent data collection months, price the same generic drug that was reported for the previous period.

c) If a generic drug selected in the previous period is no longer available for sale, substitute with the generic drug currently available with the same active ingredient for the same strength and quantity.

d) Please use the comments section on page 7 to provide reasons for changes to reported data.

2.1
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.1
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

2.2
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.2
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

2.3
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.3
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

2.4
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.4
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

2.5
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.5
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Sept. 2012            
Nov. 2012            
Jan. 2013            
Mar. 2013            
May 2013            
July 2013            

 

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Purpose of the Survey

This survey is being conducted every second month to collect the prices of prescribed drugs. The prices you report are essential to the production of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), an important indicator of how the Canadian economy is performing. This index, used by governments, businesses and private citizens, affects interest rates, taxes, wages, pensions and many other monetary transfers. Your information may also be used by Statistics Canada for other statistical and research purposes.

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5-4100-10: 2011-06-23

Instructions

1 Brand Name drugs

a) For each brand name drug listed below, please provide the Name, the Drug Identification Number (DIN), the total price including the dispensing fee for the quantity and strength indicated and the associated drug dispensing fee (DDF), if available.

The price provided should be on a cash payment basis (uninsured) and should be provided for the current month only.

b) For all subsequent data collection months, price the same brand name drug that was reported for the previous period.

c) If that drug is no longer available for sale, provide the information (for the same strength and quantity) for another brand name drug, within the same therapeutic class.

d) Please use the comments section on page 7 to provide reasons for changes to reported data.

1.1
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.1
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

1.2
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.2
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

1.3
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.4
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

1.4
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.4
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

1.5
STC RP# Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity
         

 

Table 1.5
Month Brand Name Drug DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

Instructions

2 Generic drugs

a) For each active ingredient listed below, please report, based on the number of prescriptions, your best selling generic drug along with the Drug Identification Number (DIN), the total price including the dispensing fee for the quantity and strength indicated and the associated drug dispensing fee (DDF) if available.

The price should be based on a cash payment basis (uninsured) for the current month.

b) For all subsequent data collection months, price the same generic drug that was reported for the previous period.

c) If a generic drug selected in the previous period is no longer available for sale, substitute with the generic drug currently available with the same active ingredient for the same strength and quantity.

d) Please use the comments section on page 7 to provide reasons for changes to reported data.

2.1
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.1
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.2
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.2
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.3
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.3
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.4
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.4
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.5
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.5
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.6
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.6
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

 

2.7
STC RP# Active Ingredient Strength Quantity
       

 

Table 2.7
Month Generic Drug Name DIN Strength Quantity Price (including DDF ) DDF
Oct. 2012            
Dec. 2012            
Feb. 2013            
Apr. 2013            
June 2013            
Aug. 2013            

Comments

Month:
DIN number:
Comments :

Month:
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Table 1 Data accuracy measures, Canada and Response rates, Canada

Data accuracy measures, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Total operating revenue 1.5% 1.6% 1.3% 1.3% 1.5% 1.5% 1.8% 1.6% 1.3% 1.2% 1.2% 1.4%
CV from 0.01% to 4.99% is excellent
CV from 5.00% to 9.99% is very good
CV from 10.00% to 14.99% is good
CV from 15.00% to 24.99% is acceptable
CV from 25.00% to 34.99% should be used with caution
CV is 35.00% or higher is unreliable

 

Response rates, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Weighted response rate 74% 81% 79% 74% 79% 78% 81% 86% 85% 85% 84% 83%

Table 1 Data accuracy measures, Canada and Response rates, Canada

Data accuracy measures, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3
Total operating revenue 1.5% 1.6% 1.3% 1.3% 1.5% 1.5% 1.8% 1.6% 1.3% 1.2% 1.2%
CV from 0.01% to 4.99% is excellent
CV from 5.00% to 9.99% is very good
CV from 10.00% to 14.99% is good
CV from 15.00% to 24.99% is acceptable
CV from 25.00% to 34.99% should be used with caution
CV is 35.00% or higher is unreliable

 

Response rates, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3
Weighted response rate 74% 81% 79% 74% 79% 78% 81% 82% 85% 85% 84%

Table 1 Data accuracy measures, Canada and Response rates, Canada

Data accuracy measures, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2
Total operating revenue 1.5% 1.6% 1.3% 1.3% 1.5% 1.5% 1.8% 1.6% 1.3% 1.2%
CV from 0.01% to 4.99% is excellent
CV from 5.00% to 9.99% is very good
CV from 10.00% to 14.99% is good
CV from 15.00% to 24.99% is acceptable
CV from 25.00% to 34.99% should be used with caution
CV is 35.00% or higher is unreliable

 

Response rates, Canada
  2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2
Weighted response rate 74% 81% 79% 74% 79% 78% 78% 82% 85% 85%

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  • 192 Fresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetable juices; frozen fruit
    • 19211 Fresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetable juices; frozen fruit
  • 193 Bottled water, carbonated soft drinks, and other beverages; ice
    • 19311 Bottled water, carbonated soft drinks, and other beverages; ice
  • 211 Alcoholic beverages
    • 21111 Beer
    • 21112 Wine and brandy
    • 21113 Distilled liquor
  • 212 Tobacco products
    • 21211 Tobacco products
  • 221 Fabric, fibre and yarn; leather and dressed furs
    • 22111 Fabrics
    • 22112 Fibre, yarn, and thread (except artificial and synthetic fibre and filament)
    • 22113 Leather and dressed furs
  • 231 Clothing, footwear and accessories
    • 23111 Men's clothing
    • 23112 Women's clothing
    • 23113 Children's clothing
    • 23114 Clothing accessories
    • 23121 Footwear
    • 23131 Suitcases, handbags, and other leather and allied products
  • 232 Carpets, textile furnishings and other textile products
    • 23211 Carpets and rugs
    • 23212 Other textile furnishings
    • 23213 Textile products, not elsewhere classified
  • 241 Lumber and other sawmill and millwork products
    • 24111 Hardwood lumber
    • 24112 Softwood lumber
    • 24121 Engineered wood members and trusses
    • 24122 Reconstituted wood products
    • 24123 Veneer and plywood
    • 24124 Other sawmill and treated wood products
    • 24131 Wood windows and doors
    • 24132 Wood products, not elsewhere classified
  • 251 Pulp and paper stock
    • 25111 Wood chips
    • 25112 Wood pulp
    • 25121 Newsprint
    • 25122 Paper (except newsprint)
    • 25123 Paperboard
  • 252 Converted paper and paper products
    • 25211 Paper stationery products
    • 25212 Printed products, not elsewhere classified
    • 25213 Disposable diapers and feminine hygiene products
    • 25214 Sanitary paper products
    • 25215 Other converted paper products
  • 261 Refined petroleum energy products
    • 26111 Coke and other coke oven products
    • 26121 Motor gasoline
    • 26122 Diesel fuel
    • 26131 Jet fuel
    • 26132 Light fuel oils
    • 26133 Heavy fuel oils
  • 262 Asphalt and asphalt products
    • 26211 Asphalt and asphalt products
  • 263 Dyes and pigments; petrochemicals
    • 26311 Dyes and pigments
    • 26321 Petrochemicals
  • 264 Lubricants and other petroleum refinery products
    • 26411 Lubricants and other petroleum refinery products
  • 271 Basic chemicals
    • 27111 Industrial gases
    • 27112 Other basic inorganic chemicals
    • 27113 Other basic organic chemicals
  • 272 Fertilizer, pesticide and other chemical products
    • 27211 Ammonia and chemical fertilizers
    • 27212 Pesticides and other agricultural chemicals
    • 27213 Chemical products, not elsewhere classified
  • 273 Pharmaceutical and medicinal products
    • 27311 Pharmaceutical and medicinal products
  • 274 Cleaning products and toiletries
    • 27411 Soaps and cleaning compounds
    • 27412 Perfumes and toilet preparations
  • 281 Plastic resins
    • 28111 Plastic resins
  • 282 Plastic and rubber basic products (except plastic resins)
    • 28211 Rubber and rubber compounds and mixtures
    • 28221 Artificial and synthetic fibres and filaments
    • 28231 Plastic film and non-rigid sheets
    • 28232 Plastic profile shapes
  • 283 Tires
    • 28311 Tires
  • 284 Plastic and rubber finished products
    • 28411 Rubber and plastic hose and belts
    • 28412 Plastic products, not elsewhere classified
    • 28413 Rubber products, not elsewhere classified
  • 291 Non-metallic mineral products
    • 29111 Clay products and refractories
    • 29112 Concrete products
    • 29113 Glass and glass products
    • 29114 Non-metallic mineral products, not elsewhere classified
  • 311 Basic and semi-finished iron and steel products
    • 31111 Iron and steel basic shapes and ferro-alloys
    • 31112 Wire and other rolled and drawn steel products
    • 31113 Ferrous metal castings (except pipe)
    • 31114 Iron and steel pipe and tube (except castings)
  • 321 Basic and semi-finished aluminum products
    • 32111 Aluminum and aluminum-alloy ingot and billet
    • 32112 Aluminum and aluminum-alloy semi-finished products
  • 322 Basic copper products
    • 32211 Basic copper products
  • 323 Basic nickel products
    • 32311 Basic nickel products
  • 324 Basic precious metal products
    • 32411 Investment-grade gold
    • 32412 Basic precious metal products (except investment-grade gold)
  • 325 Other non-ferrous metal basic products
    • 32511 Other non-ferrous metal basic products
  • 326 Basic and semi-finished of non-ferrous metal products (except aluminum)
    • 32611 Basic and semi-finished of non-ferrous metal products (except aluminum)
  • 331 Agricultural, lawn and garden machinery and equipment
    • 33111 Agricultural, lawn and garden machinery and equipment
  • 332 Logging, mining and construction machinery and equipment
    • 33211 Logging, mining and construction machinery and equipment
  • 341 Metalworking machinery
    • 34111 Metalworking machinery
  • 342 Commercial and service industry machinery
    • 34211 Commercial and service industry machinery
  • 343 Other industry-specific machinery, not elsewhere classified
    • 34311 Other industry-specific machinery, not elsewhere classified
  • 344 Heating, cooling and air purification equipment
    • 34411 Heating and cooling equipment (except household refrigerators and freezers)
    • 34412 Industrial and commercial fans, blowers and air purification equipment
  • 345 Other general-purpose machinery and equipment, not elsewhere classified
    • 34511 Engines (except gasoline vehicle engines, and aircraft engines); power transmission equipment
    • 34521 Turbines and turbine generator set units
    • 34522 Boilers, tanks, and heavy-gauge metal containers
    • 34523 Pumps and compressors
    • 34524 Materials handling equipment
    • 34525 Other miscellaneous general-purpose machinery, not elsewhere classified
  • 351 Miscellaneous parts of machinery and equipment
    • 35111 Miscellaneous parts of machinery and equipment
  • 361 Computers and computer peripheral equipment
    • 36111 Computers and computer peripheral equipment
  • 362 Communications and audio and video equipment
    • 36211 Telephone apparatus
    • 36212 Other communications equipment
    • 36213 Navigational and guidance instruments
    • 36221 Televisions and other audio and video equipment
  • 363 Other electronic and electrical machinery and equipment
    • 36311 Electric motors and generators
    • 36312 Measuring and control devices; electrical, medical, scientific and technical instruments
  • 371 Electronic and electrical parts
    • 37111 Printed and integrated circuits, semiconductors, and printed circuit assemblies
    • 37112 Other electronic components
    • 37121 Parts and accessories for appliances, electric lighting, electric motors and industrial controls
    • 37131 Parts of computers and computer peripherals (except printed circuit assemblies)
  • 381 Electrical components
    • 38111 Electric lamp bulbs and tubes
    • 38121 Communication and energy wire and cable
    • 38122 Power and distribution transformers; other transformers
    • 38123 Switchgear, switchboards, relays and industrial control apparatus
    • 38124 Wiring devices
    • 38125 Other electrical equipment and components
  • 382 Appliances
    • 38211 Small electric appliances
    • 38212 Major appliances
  • 391 Furniture and fixtures
    • 39111 Household furnitur
    • 39112 Mattresses and foundations
    • 39113 Institutional furniture
    • 39114 Office furniture
    • 39115 Showcases, partitions, shelving, and lockers; furniture frames
    • 39121 Blinds and shades
    • 39131 Electric lamps and lighting fixtures (except bulbs and tubes)
  • 411 Passenger cars and light trucks
    • 41111 Passenger cars
    • 41112 Light-duty trucks, vans and SUVs
  • 412 Medium and heavy trucks, buses and other motor vehicles
    • 41211 Medium and heavy-duty trucks and chassis
    • 41212 Buses
    • 41213 Freight and utility trailers
    • 41221 Motor homes, travel trailers and campers
    • 41231 Motor vehicle bodies and special purpose motor vehicles
  • 413 Motor vehicle engines and motor vehicle parts
    • 41311 Motor vehicle gasoline engines and their parts
    • 41321 Motor vehicle electrical and electronic equipment
    • 41331 Motor vehicle plastic parts
    • 41341 Vehicle seats and seat parts; interior trim for motor vehicles
    • 41352 Motor vehicle metal stampings
    • 41353 Motor vehicle steering and suspension components (except springs)
    • 41354 Motor vehicle transmission and power train parts
    • 41355 Motor vehicle brakes and brake systems
    • 41356 Other motor vehicle parts
  • 421 Aircraft
    • 42111 Aircraft
  • 431 Aircraft engines and aircraft parts
    • 43111 Aircraft engines
    • 43112 Aircraft parts and other aerospace equipment
  • 441 Ships and railway equipment
    • 44111 Ships
    • 44112 Railway rolling stock
  • 442 Boats and other personal transportation equipment
    • 44211 Boats and personal watercraft
    • 44212 Other transportation equipment
  • 451 Parts of railway rolling stock and of other transportation equipment
    • 45111 Parts of railway rolling stock
    • 45112 Parts of other transportation equipment, not elsewhere classified
  • 461 Published products and recorded and unrecorded media
    • 46111 Books
    • 46121 Newspapers
    • 46122 Periodicals
    • 46123 Other published products
    • 46131 Movies, television programs and videos
    • 46132 Music and audio works
    • 46133 Unrecorded magnetic and optical recording media
  • 471 Prefabricated buildings and components
    • 47111 Prefabricated metal buildings and components
    • 47112 Prefabricated wood buildings and components
  • 472 Fabricated metal products
    • 47211 Guns, ammunition and ordnance
    • 47221 Hardware
    • 47222 Threaded metal fasteners and other turned metal products
    • 47231 Ball and roller bearings
    • 47232 Springs and wire products
    • 47233 Forged and stamped metal products
    • 47234 Non-ferrous metal castings
    • 47235 Fabricated metal products, not elsewhere classified
  • 473 Other building materials and supplies
    • 47311 Cement
    • 47312 Ready-mixed concrete
    • 47313 Lime and gypsum products
    • 47321 Fabricated steel plate, and other fabricated structural metal
    • 47322 Metal valves and pipe fittings
    • 47323 Metal windows and doors
    • 47324 Other ornamental and architectural metal products; metal enclosures
    • 47331 Wood kitchen cabinets and counter tops
    • 47341 Plastic building and construction materials
    • 47351 Paints, coatings and adhesive products
  • 474 Packaging materials and containers
    • 47411 Wood containers and pallets
    • 47412 Light-gauge metal containers, crowns and closures
    • 47413 Paperboard containers
    • 47414 Plastic bags
    • 47415 Plastic bottles
    • 47416 Foam products (except for construction)
  • 475 Miscellaneous goods and supplies
    • 47511 Medical, dental and personal safety supplies and equipment
    • 47512 Signs
    • 47521 Hand tools, blades and dies for power tools, kitchen utensils and cutlery (except precious metal)
    • 47522 Office supplies (except paper)
    • 47523 Batteries
    • 47531 Sporting and athletic goods
    • 47532 Toys and games
    • 47533 Jewellery, cut gems, jewellery findings, and precious metal hollowware and flatware
    • 47541 Nursery and floriculture products
    • 47542 Other miscellaneous goods
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