Sunitinib Sandoz (Sunitinib)
sunitinib 50 mg capsule, 28 · ORAL · PBS code 10010W
STREAMLINEDWhat it costs
AU$1860.81 PBS-determined price per 28 units
Most patients pay only the standard PBS co-payment, not the full price above — up to AU$25.00 per script (general) or AU$7.70 (concession/Safety Net) in 2026. The figure above is what the PBS pays the pharmacy; the Australian Government subsidises the rest. Always confirm the current amount with your pharmacist.
- • First listed on the PBS: 2021-10-01.
- • Repeats: 5.
- • PBS program: GE.
Eligibility criteria for subsidised access
The following is the government's own wording from the PBS Schedule, shown unchanged.
Listing of Pharmaceutical Benefits (NHL) - Schedule 4 part 1
Metastatic or unresectable, well-differentiated malignant pancreatic neuroendocrine tumour (pNET)
Continuing treatment
Patient must have received an initial authority prescription for this drug for this condition; AND
Patient must not have disease progression; AND
The treatment must be as monotherapy; AND
Must be treated by a medical practitioner; or
Must be treated by a nurse practitioner where both of the following are occurring: (i) patient care is being shared with a medical practitioner, (ii) the prescription continues existing therapy with this medicine.
A patient who has progressive disease when treated with this drug is no longer eligible for PBS-subsidised treatment with this drug.
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Source: Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), © Commonwealth of Australia. Data used and redistributed under permission; not modified from its original wording where displayed verbatim.