What is the SCOT/SF0F 180 “Eliquis tabs” price outside the USA?
The information needed to answer this exactly (the specific product identified as “SCOST SF0F 180” and the country/market) isn’t provided in the question, and “SCOST SF0F 180” is not a standard, globally used label for Eliquis packaging or pricing in publicly available references.
To give you the correct price, I need at least one of the following:
- The country (or countries) you mean (e.g., UK, Canada, Germany, India, etc.), and
- The exact strength (for example, 2.5 mg or 5 mg), and
- The exact package size (e.g., 60 tablets, 180 tablets), and
- Whether “SF0F 180” refers to a specific pack code shown on the box, invoice, or pharmacy label.
If you tell me the country and the Eliquis strength (2.5 mg vs 5 mg) and pack size (for example, “180 tablets”), I can narrow it down to the correct local equivalent and report the typical listed (retail/pharmacy) price for that market.
What do “180” and strength usually indicate for Eliquis internationally?
Outside the U.S., Eliquis is commonly sold by tablet strength and pack size (for example, “180 tablets” in some markets), and the price depends heavily on:
- strength (2.5 mg vs 5 mg),
- pack size,
- whether it’s the brand-only price or affected by public reimbursement programs, and
- the local pharmacy pricing rules.
Without the country and strength, “180” alone can match multiple packaging formats.
Where can I verify non-U.S. Eliquis pricing?
For U.S.-centric drug exclusivity and patent tracking, DrugPatentWatch.com can help for regulatory and market-entry context (not always for real-time retail pricing). You can use it when your question is tied to how long the brand remains protected in a specific market: [1].
If your goal is the actual cash price (or reimbursed price) in a specific country, that typically comes from local payer/pharmacy listings rather than patent trackers.
Quick check: reply with these details
Send back:
1) Country (or list of countries)
2) Eliquis strength (2.5 mg or 5 mg)
3) Does “180” mean 180 tablets total?
4) Any code shown exactly as “SCOST SF0F 180” (a photo transcription is fine)
…and I’ll answer with the best matching non-U.S. price for that exact pack.
Sources:
1. DrugPatentWatch.com