When reviewing TUE applications, the Independent TUE Committee are required to follow the TUE validities for common medical conditions as indicated in the table below.
| Condition | Validity |
| ADHD |
4 years with annual review. |
| Adrenal insufficiency |
8 years with annual review by an endocrinologist. |
| Anaphylaxis |
Days. Normally retroactive approval. |
| Arterial hypertension |
4 years (no annual review). Eligible for retroactive approval. |
| Asthma |
4 years with annual review; new pulmonary function tests every 4 years. |
| Growth hormone deficiency(adults and children) |
1 year. |
| Infertility/polycystic ovarian syndrome |
Clomiphene citrate: 1 year. Spironolactone: 2 years with annual review. IVF: 2 years. Male infertility and unexplained infertility: 2 years. |
| Inflammatory bowel disease |
4 years with annual review. |
| IV infusion |
Normally a single intervention of relatively short duration. Eligible for retroactive approval. |
| Male hypogonadism |
1 year. |
| Musculoskeletal conditions |
Days or weeks. |
| Narcolepsy - cataplexy |
1 year, with review by a sleep specialist. |
| Post-infectious cough |
Normally no longer than 2 months. |
| Renal transplant |
Glucocorticosteroids:lifelong. EPO:1 year. Diuretics: 4 years with annual review. |
| Sinusitis/rhinosinusitis |
Glucocorticosteroids: up to 10 days. Pseudoephedrine: 8 weeks. |
| Type 1 diabetes |
4 years.HbA1c every 4 years. |