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Zejula (niraparib) price in the UK depends on whether you’re using the NHS or paying privately. - NHS: If you’re eligible and the drug is recommended for your situation, there’s usually no direct charge to you—the NHS funds it through hospital/clinic provision after NICE approval. - Private purchase: Prices vary by pharmacy and the exact strength, but private monthly costs are typically several thousand pounds. A full-dose regimen is 300 mg daily (three 100 mg capsules), so a typical 1-month private supply can be quite expensive. Exact price depends on the pharmacy and packaging. How to check exact pricing: - NHS route: Talk with your oncologist or hospital pharmacist; they can confirm if you’re eligible and arrange NHS access. - Private route: Check prices at UK pharmacies (e.g., Boots, LloydsPharmacy, Pharmacy2U) or ask your GP/oncology team for private quotes. Have the dosage in mind (300 mg daily, i.e., three 100 mg capsules per day) to compare accurately. If you’d like, I can look up current private prices from specific UK pharmacies—tell me which pharmacies you want checked.
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