Import controls for drugs and cosmetics require specified entry points and compliance with exemptions and product checks. Imports of drugs and cosmetics require compliance with Rule 133 and Rule 43A: cosmetics may be imported only through specified entry points and drugs only at designated sea, air and land/rail locations. Schedule D provides a limited exemption for substances ordinarily defined as drugs when imported not for medical use, but that exemption excludes cosmetics. Suspect consignments, including Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems, must be referred to the Drugs Controller for compliance checks. Updated tobacco packaging and health-warning specifications must be met before clearance. A PGA Exemption Category on ICEGATE identifies tariff-mapped chemicals deemed out of scope, which importers should declare to avoid ADC referrals.