Furadantin Retard
Furadantin Retard is an originator product from Advanz Pharma Specialty Medicine Switzerland GmbH and is listed on the FOPH Specialities List. Swiss mandatory health insurance therefore reimburses it within the authorised indication. The public price ranges from CHF 14.25 to CHF 27.45 depending on the pack; the patient co-payment is 10 per cent plus the deductible.
Core data
- Authorisation holder
- Advanz Pharma Specialty Medicine Switzerland GmbH
- ATC code
- J01XE01
- IT group
- 08.01.90 Andere Mittel gegen bakterielle Erreger
- Active substances
- Nitrofurantoinum
- Preparation type
- Originator product
- On the SL since
- 15/03/1975
- Last price change
- 01/06/2024
- Co-payment
- 10%
Prices per pack
The ex-factory price is the authorisation holder's price; the public price adds the distribution share and VAT. Both are FOPH maximum prices: nothing above them may be charged.
| Dosage form | Pack size | Ex-factory price | Public price | Valid from | Cat. | GTIN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ret Kaps 100 mg | 20 Stk | CHF 4.60 | CHF 14.25 | 15/03/1975 | B | 7680349210167 |
| Ret Kaps 100 mg | 50 Stk | CHF 10.15 | CHF 27.45 | 15/03/1975 | B | 7680349210242 |
Limitation
No limitation is recorded on the SL for this preparation.
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FAQ
Is Furadantin Retard covered by Swiss health insurance?
Yes. Furadantin Retard is on the FOPH Specialities List, so Swiss mandatory health insurance reimburses it within the authorised indication. You still pay the deductible and a co-payment of 10 per cent.
What does Furadantin Retard cost in Switzerland?
The public price is the maximum price set by the FOPH and for Furadantin Retard ranges from CHF 14.25 to CHF 27.45 per pack. The ex-factory price ranges from CHF 4.60 to CHF 10.15. Pharmacies may not charge more, but may charge less.
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