Imfinzi price?

Imfinzi (durvalumab) price varies a lot by country, dosing schedule, and payer/discounts. In the U.S., list prices for cancer biologics are generally high and the actual out-of-pocket cost can be very different with insurance, copays, and patient assistance programs. A rough sense is that a full treatment year can cost well into six figures, but the exact amount depends on your weight, how often you get the drug, and the price the pharmacy charges.

How to estimate it yourself (quick method)
- Find your prescribed dose: for many indications it’s 10 mg/kg every 2 weeks. Dose per cycle = weight (kg) × 10 mg/kg.
- Determine the price basis: price per mg or price per vial (the manufacturer or a pharmacy should have this; your insurer may have negotiated discounts).
- Cost per dose = dose per cycle (in mg) × price per mg (or count how many vials are needed and multiply by price per vial).
- If you’re estimating yearly cost, multiply the per-dose cost by the number of cycles per year (e.g., about 26 cycles if given every 2 weeks for a year).

If you’d like, I can estimate a rough cost for you if you share:
- country (e.g., US, UK, Canada, etc.)
- patient weight (or approximate)
- dosing schedule (every 2 weeks or every 4 weeks)
- price you’ve been given (price per mg or per vial)

Also note:
- Prices can be lower with insurance, manufacturer patient assistance programs, or hospital discounts.
- Your oncology clinic or pharmacist can give you a precise quote based on your specific plan.

Would you like me to make a rough estimate using a typical scenario (for example, a 70 kg patient in the U.S. on 10 mg/kg every 2 weeks)? If you provide your country and any price per mg you have, I’ll compute it.