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DH releases first drug price concessions list for January

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By pharmacy.biz StaffJan 15, 2021
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The Department of Health and Social Care (DH) on Friday (Jan 15) has released its first drug price concessions list for January 2021. The list of drugs includes the following medicines…

DrugPack SizePrice Concession
Ciprofloxacin 500mg tablets10£3.85
Duloxetine 20mg gastro-resistant capsules28£8.68
Duloxetine 30mg gastro-resistant capsules28£2.39
Duloxetine 60mg gastro-resistant capsules28£3.99
Enalapril 10mg tablets28£6.10
Enalapril 20mg tablets28£10.10
Esomeprazole 20mg gastro-resistant capsules28£3.99
Lamotrigine 100mg tablets56£6.72
Lamotrigine 200mg tablets56£8.13
Lamotrigine 25mg tablets56£2.30
Moxonidine 200microgram tablets28£8.70
Moxonidine 300microgram tablets28£8.69
Moxonidine 400microgram tablets28£7.50
Ropinirole 1mg tablets84£26.99
Sulfasalazine 500mg gastro-resistant tablets112£12.21
Sulfasalazine 500mg tablets112£8.57
Tamoxifen 20mg tablets30£10.21
Zonisamide 100mg capsules56£59.00

 

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